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MSI News-HDV transcoding now just needs one clicking away<br>MSI brings CUDA-enabled TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress with all GeForce® based <br>graphics card
MSI, Taipei, Taiwan - MSI, a leading manufacturer of computer products, announced today that MSI will bundle a download link for a special 30-days/non-limited transcoding trial version with of the new TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress Video Encoder with NVIDIA® CUDA™ technology with its all series NVIDIAⓇ GeForceⓇ 8 and GeForceⓇ 9 graphic cards beginning in November 2008. NVIDIAⓇ CUDA™ technology offloads much of the processing required for TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress from the CPU to the graphics-processing unit (GPU). The software shows up to 446% performance increase based on MSI N260GTX-T2D896 graphics card over the CPU-only version. Astonishing performance boost brought by CUDA™ technology
NVIDIA's CUDA™ technology is the world's only C language environment for the GPU. It enables programmers and developers to create software for quickly solving complicated computation problems using GPU multi-core/many-cores parallel processing capabilities. To date, NVIDIAⓇ has shipped over 100 million CUDA™-enabled GeForce® 8 Series and higher GPUs, the largest installed base of general-purpose, parallel-computing processors ever created. The latest generation of MSI N280GTX-T2D1G-OC series built-in 240 processor cores, compared to a maximum of the four cores found on high-end CPU's. Any process that can be divided into multiple elements and run in parallel can be programmed to take advantage of the massive processing potential of the GPU. "MSI is pleased to be working with Pegasys and its TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress encoding software with NVIDIA® CUDA™ technology. This technology is a huge step forward in video processing. Consumers are just beginning to see the results of tapping into the many-cores parallel processing power of an NVIDIA® GPU. As Pegasys continues to transfer more of the processing functionality to the GPU, we will continue to see dramatic results that benefit video enthusiasts and casual home movie users looking for simple and fast ways to edit, share, and enjoy HD video base on the most powerful MSI graphics cards," said Jason Lee, global marketing manager of MSI. Pegasys has incorporated NVIDIA® CUDA™ technology for filter processing into its flagship video encoding software, TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress. "Bundling our TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress Video Encoder with the NVIDIA® GeForce® graphic cards from MSI will give their customers a glimpse into the incredible graphics processing power that CUDA™ technology offers. We have been able to use this technology to offload the video decoding and filtering processes onto the GPU and we look forward to working further with NVIDIA® to expand the GPU's processing power to include encoding functions, as well," commented Tak EBINE, Pegasys CEO.
Product Information and Availability A special trial version of TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress using CUDA technology will be available to purchasers of MSI's all series GeForceⓇ 9 and GeForceⓇ 8 graphics cards starting in November 2008. For more information about TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress Video Encoder - MSI special trial version download, please visit: http://tmpgenc.pegasys-inc.com/oem/msi/txp4/ ※MSI Graphics Driver CD and internet connection is required to install. For more information about CUDA Processing Performance Benchmarks on TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress, please visit: http://tmpgenc.pegasys-inc.com/en/press/08_0825.html For information about NVIDIAⓇ CUDA™ technology, please visit: http://www.nvidia.com/object/cuda_home.html |
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MSI, Taipei, Taiwan - MSI, a leading manufacturer of computer products, announced today that MSI will bundle a download link for a special 30-days/non-limited transcoding trial version with of the new TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress Video Encoder with NVIDIA® CUDA™ technology with its all series NVIDIAⓇ GeForceⓇ 8 and GeForceⓇ 9 graphic cards beginning in November 2008. NVIDIAⓇ CUDA™ technology offloads much of the processing required for TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress from the CPU to the graphics-processing unit (GPU). The software shows up to 446% performance increase based on MSI N260GTX-T2D896 graphics card over the CPU-only version. 

parallel processing capabilities. To date, NVIDIAⓇ has shipped over 100 million CUDA™-enabled GeForce® 8 Series and higher GPUs, the largest installed base of general-purpose, parallel-computing processors ever created. The latest generation of MSI N280GTX-T2D1G-OC series built-in 240 processor cores, compared to a maximum of the four cores found on high-end CPU's. Any process that can be divided into multiple elements and run in parallel can be programmed to take advantage of the massive processing potential of the GPU. 
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