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AE CS6 RAM Render to Scratch ssd writes way too slow

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Hello folks,

 

I've been at this for the last 4 days - all day, every day. 

 

I searched the trenches of the internets (and came back, hollowed eyed) in order to find a solution, but to no avail

 

The thing is that I recently bought a new pc workstation w/ the following specs:

 

32 Bg Gigabyte Motherboard - Intel i7 hexacore 4930K 3,4GHz w/ hyperthr. (12Mb Cache)

NVidia GTX-780

2 x Kingston HyperX 3K SSD 120GB - raid for OS and apps

1 x Kingston HyperX 3K SSD 120GB - as AE's dedicated Scratch disk

1 x Western Digital WD20EZRX 2 TB - as storage

Windows 8 / AE CS6 11.0.2.12

 

Previews:

- Adaptive Resolution Limit: 1/8 (Ray-tracing on CPU since my GTX-780 isn't in the list)

Viewer Quality: Zoom Quality: Faster

Color Mgmt Quality: More Accurate Except RAM Preview

Alternate RAM Preview: Preview: 5 frames

 

 

Media & Disk Cache:

- Disk Cache enabled (max. Disk Cache Size: 100 Gb) - set on AE's dedicated Scratch disk

- Conformed Media Cache: Database & Cache - also set on AE's dedicated Scratch disk

 

Memory & Multiprocessing

- Installed RAM: 31,0 Gb

- RAM reserved for other applications: 15Gb (I'm also using Maxon C4d)

- After Effects Multiprocessing's Render Multiple Frames Simulteneously: enabled

- Installed CPU's: 12

- CPUs reserved for other apps: 6

- RAM allocation per background CPU: 3 Gb

- Actual CPUs that will be used: 4

 

My problem now is that my RAM previews (w/ and w/o Shift) are pretty darn slow, regarding the fact that I'm working on a really basic scene now in 3D space (Classic Render), involving 1 layer w/ the Stroke effect, VCP's Sure Target 2 cam set up and 2 small precomps w/ a small folding contentframe.

 

To RAM preview a 5 sec take, it takes almost 10 sec to build up this little scene. When I look at the processes in my task manager, I see that as soon as I RAM preview to my Scratch disk, the writing speed is a very dissapointing 3,4 Mb/s. I take it that this is an AE issue, since writingspeed to my Scratch SSD is checked and confirmed 180Gb/s +.

 

Does anyone here perhaps has a pointer in the right direction? I want to sleep again

 

Many thanks in advance, appreciate the help!

 

James


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