Why is Exacq Vision Client murdering my Xeon?

Any ideas fellas? I was using an i5 before and displaying 3 windows -- one with 49 cameras plus a monitor with 5, and another with 5. If I did that to this Xeon it would be at 100% all the time.

Exacq says Xeon doesn't have built in video rendering and that's why it blows chunks.

Thoughts?

Any ideas fellas? I was using an i5 before and displaying 3 windows -- one with 49 cameras plus a monitor with 5, and another with 5. If I did that to this Xeon it would be at 100% all the time.

 

Exacq says Xeon doesn't have built in video rendering and that's why it blows chunks.

 

[attachment=0]CPU Usage.png[/attachment]

 

Thoughts?

Yeah, and that's the answer, no GPU rendering.

I'm using E3-1276V3 procesor and everything is fine.

Maybe try to add some basic video card.

Any ideas fellas? I was using an i5 before and displaying 3 windows -- one with 49 cameras plus a monitor with 5, and another with 5. If I did that to this Xeon it would be at 100% all the time.

 

Exacq says Xeon doesn't have built in video rendering and that's why it blows chunks.

 

[attachment=0]CPU Usage.png[/attachment]

 

Thoughts?

 

Yeah, and that's the answer, no GPU rendering.

I'm using E3-1276V3 procesor and everything is fine.

Maybe try to add some basic video card.

The machine is currently using two NVS 510's in SLI - It uses them for rendering (verifiable via Nvidia CP) at rates of about 10-20% maximum per card.

A test using 6 simultaneous (2 per screen) 1080p youtube streams showed GPU use closer to 50% per card on average

Thank you for your reply, do you have any other suggestions?