Alex Prohorushkin

Yes. 

I have it (Raid 5 (16x4Tb)^ speed is very good (up 2000 GB/s) BUT on this raid have  more MediaData. and I think that using this Raid for Cache maybe destroy it early end lifetime.

and I think that using special SSD set is good idea.

Hi Guys and Girls.

Who are using Cache-drive when Colorgrdading? What do you think about Fusion IO Drive2 / LSI Hydro Wrarp / Huawei ES3000 (3500) / or others. Maybe you used RaidCard + many SSD?

Regard
Alex. 

21 hours ago, Thomas Singh said:

What is the main difference between those two organizations and why don't you guys support CSI instead of starting a new one?

Hi Thomas.

Differences are many ... But the goal is one. I support the CSI. And I really like the guys who founded this organization. This is not competition, it is an additional choice for everyone.

Alex.

Hi everyone.

Colorgrade - Filmlight Baselight 5.0 

Hi Tom.

I know several people who are a member of the CSI. Someone says that it's not bad. Someone says that it's all worthless and just a waste of money (even if not many)
We with colorists from Russia, Kazakhstan, England, the USA, now we organize ICG (Independent Colourists Guild). We are not many, but the potential should be very large. Membership is closed and free of charge (you only need to confirm your qualification)

Currently we are going through the registration process.
If interested, we will be happy to see you and other colourists in our Guild.

I'm all time open in telegram chat. (+79163912727)

Regards,

Alex.

My working time:

Feature film 90min / 850-1200 shots / grading time ~ 80-120 hours (10-14 days)

TV serials 45-52 min / 350-600 shots / grading time ~ 24-40 hours (3-5 days)

Create Look - 6-12 hours, but maybe 2 hours or 5 days  

regards.

Very Interesting.

Your Price send me to PM

Alex.

https://www.filmlight.ltd.uk/products/baselight/overview_bl.php

Thanks!

Hi Mark!

Very well if you right, and v5 is complete "group section".

Many thanks.

If the true - its GREAT news!

My choice is:

MB: Supermicro X10-DRG-Q

CPU: 2xXeon e26xx (12-14 core, 2.4-2.9)

Mem: 64Gb ECC Registred 2400 (later up to 128Gb)

GPU: 1080GTX (later up to second 1080Ti GTX)

Storage: Raid 5 (16x4Tb WD Red) (LSI 9265-8i + Expander from Intel)

Sys.Storage: 500Gb SSD Intel

Case: LianLi D8000

Very good choice, Margus.
I have now 60Tb raid, and in the next few days I plan to upgrade hardware.
Supermicro X10DRG-Q + 64Gb Memory + 2x Xeon e5-2630 v4

Now have  2 cards gtx1080.

Virtually no alternative option for little money.

Alex.

good news Ildus.