Intel I-9 Proc

[botics]

Anyone run blue Iris on an I-9 processor yet with more than 4 or 8 cameras? What can we expect?

 

[fenderman]

Anyone run blue Iris on an I-9 processor yet with more than 4 or 8 cameras? What can we expect?

Read the wiki. Blue iris does not care if you have 1 or 50 cameras. The number of cameras is irrelevant.

 

[botics]

I read that part but from a proc standpoint is running the software with an I9 overkill?

 

[fenderman]

I read that part but from a proc standpoint is running the software with an I9 overkill?

depends on your load. 4-8 cameras tells us nothing about your load.

 

[botics]

Don’t know yet not running BI looking into it

 

[fenderman]

Don’t know yet not running BI looking into it

the load is dependent on the total resolution and frame rates. all explained in the wiki.

 

[botics]

Yeah I saw it. I’m more curious to hear feedback from any I-9 users and compare there info to others

 

[fenderman]

Yeah I saw it. I’m more curious to hear feedback from any I-9 users and compare there info to others

What feed back, it will be very different for every user. I dont think you understood the wiki. Read it again.

 

[aristobrat]

Blue Iris Update Helper

Type i9 in the CPU filter field and it will show you stats from folks using those processors.

 

[botics]

Awesome thanks!

 

[VorlonFrog]

I read that part but from a proc standpoint is running the software with an I9 overkill?

Generally, an i9 is overkill for 98% of most workloads. I made that number up, because I didn't want to say 100%. Seriously, unless you're doing some ridiculously heavy processing 7x24x365, an i9 is overkill. Now, if you want to impress people with how much you spent for your processor, an i9 is perfect. But you'll never get your money's worth out of it. An i5 is adequate, an i7 is about perfect. I use an older Xeon quad-core and never get near 50% utilization.

 

[botics]

Your right. Even with 4K cameras based on what I researched factoring 16 cameras I was thinking there would be a significant gain but you nailed it.