You are running pretty much the same system as I am though I put two 1660ti cards in it because I needed more monitors in the system (I have six active monitors, one for the browser for streaming, one for vMix, one for the front of the house screen, one for the rear of the house screen, one is the live stream monitor and one is a multiview of the cameras and the livestream for the camera operator). And yes, I'm still seeing around 9-17ms time for rendering but keep my Inputs in vMix numbering it the 40s which is probably the difference between our systems.


I say get the most powerful video card you can fit into your system.

Make sure the card you purchase will physically fit into the case and that you replace your power supply if the existing one can't provide the required watts.

If with "100% GPU" consumption you mean the "GPU MEM" indicator in the vMix interface.

A new graphics card will not necessarily be the solution. This indicator reflects the usage of a small memory area to transfer data to and from the graphic card. And this memory is mostly the same on all GPU's. Please read this:

https://www.vmix.com/kno...n-in-the-vmix-status-bar

I would suggest that you first optimize your 150 inputs according the kb article.

There is a new technology called resizable bar which removes the GPU mem limit. But CPU, mainboard and GPU must support it. I'm not sure if your CPU or motherboard can use resizable bar. But it's worth to check first before buying a new card. Please read this:

https://www.vmix.com/kno...th-resizable-bar-support

Best, Patrick