Hello,
I work for a glass company and we have multiple locations. I recently setup/upgraded a system for our main branch of 30+ cameras, Hikvision DS-2CD2032-I 3MP, and started using Blue Iris as the recording/viewing software. The system is using direct-to-disc, and they are recording at 15 FPS(required). This system is constantly at 50-60% CPU/12+ GB of RAM when idle recording, and this fluctuates up when someone is viewing them live stream via the web interface/on the machine directly. The system specs of the machine are as follows:
Dual Intel Xeon E5-2609 v4 @ 1.70GHz processors
16GB 1866MHz DDR4 RAM
ATI Radeon HD 5450
Dual 1GbE ports (1 for cameras only, 1 for web server/internet/etc. traffic)
WD Purple 6TB drives for storage
It is becoming an issue when multiple people need to view the live feeds, as the performance will start to degrade severely, and the possibility of needing to add more cameras in the future is there. I was wondering if the graphics card in this system being upgraded will reduce the CPU load? I was looking at possibly acquiring a GTX 1060/GTX 1070.
I also have to setup a separate system at each one of my branch locations, and the first one I'm starting with is going to need approximately 18-20 cameras (15 FPS again), HikVision DS-2CD2042-I 4MP, with the possibility of expansion in the near future. I'm looking at using Blue Iris again for this project. I do not want to do another dual CPU set up for this location unless absolutely required, and with the release of the AMD Ryzen processors, I was thinking about using the 1800X. Does anyone have any experience with these processors and Blue Iris? If not, would the comparable i7 (i7-7700 maybe?) be able to handle this load if it was paired with a GTX 1060/GTX 1070?
Any feedback is appreciated.
I work for a glass company and we have multiple locations. I recently setup/upgraded a system for our main branch of 30+ cameras, Hikvision DS-2CD2032-I 3MP, and started using Blue Iris as the recording/viewing software. The system is using direct-to-disc, and they are recording at 15 FPS(required). This system is constantly at 50-60% CPU/12+ GB of RAM when idle recording, and this fluctuates up when someone is viewing them live stream via the web interface/on the machine directly. The system specs of the machine are as follows:
Dual Intel Xeon E5-2609 v4 @ 1.70GHz processors
16GB 1866MHz DDR4 RAM
ATI Radeon HD 5450
Dual 1GbE ports (1 for cameras only, 1 for web server/internet/etc. traffic)
WD Purple 6TB drives for storage
It is becoming an issue when multiple people need to view the live feeds, as the performance will start to degrade severely, and the possibility of needing to add more cameras in the future is there. I was wondering if the graphics card in this system being upgraded will reduce the CPU load? I was looking at possibly acquiring a GTX 1060/GTX 1070.
I also have to setup a separate system at each one of my branch locations, and the first one I'm starting with is going to need approximately 18-20 cameras (15 FPS again), HikVision DS-2CD2042-I 4MP, with the possibility of expansion in the near future. I'm looking at using Blue Iris again for this project. I do not want to do another dual CPU set up for this location unless absolutely required, and with the release of the AMD Ryzen processors, I was thinking about using the 1800X. Does anyone have any experience with these processors and Blue Iris? If not, would the comparable i7 (i7-7700 maybe?) be able to handle this load if it was paired with a GTX 1060/GTX 1070?
Any feedback is appreciated.
