by m.Th. (Posted Sat Jan 28, 2017 8:13 am)
On a "normal" PC today: It doesn't matter.
My specs:
- i5-3550 @ 3.30 GHz
- 32GB RAM
- SSD
- AMD/ATI Radeon 6770
Folder: 747 RAW files (.CR2) @ 20.2 MPixels = 19.08 GB on storage
Thumbs are generated in:
XnWiew Classic: 45 secs (Thumb quality: JPEG - High quality)
XnWiew MP: 40 secs (Thumb quality: WebP - High quality)
So MP is 'faster'.
During the thumbs building, anywhere where I go with the scroll bar the thumbs are generated on the fly and shown with a lag under 0,5 sec. Classic slightly but noticeably slower than MP. That's why I said it doesn't matter because anything I want to see (generated or not) is displayed with a max lag of under 0,5 sec for the entire screen (!).
Display of any screen if the thumbs are already generated is done without any noticeable lag.
Hints:
- Buy a SSD.
- Use WebP as a thumb format.
- Use a decent CPU
- Use a decent VGA
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On a "normal" PC today: It doesn't matter.
My specs:
- i5-3550 @ 3.30 GHz
- 32GB RAM
- SSD
- AMD/ATI Radeon 6770
Folder: 747 RAW files (.CR2) @ 20.2 MPixels = 19.08 GB on storage
Thumbs are generated in:
XnWiew Classic: 45 secs (Thumb quality: JPEG - High quality)
XnWiew MP: 40 secs (Thumb quality: WebP - High quality)
So MP is 'faster'.
During the thumbs building, anywhere where I go with the scroll bar the thumbs are generated on the fly and shown with a lag under 0,5 sec. Classic slightly but noticeably slower than MP. That's why I said it doesn't matter because anything I want to see (generated or not) is displayed with a max lag of under 0,5 sec for the entire screen (!).
Display of any screen if the thumbs are already generated is done without any noticeable lag.
Hints:
- Buy a SSD.
- Use WebP as a thumb format.
- Use a decent CPU
- Use a decent VGA
Read Main Topic