It will work, but I will recommend you to get one of the new motherboards for Resolve, due to its improved I/O. If you choose a previous generation motherboard will you not get all the latest improvement. And motherboards from both Gigabyte and MSI will follow.Ī few month ago there was some rumors that B550 motherboards will arriver up to 3 months later than the X570 motherboards, but I have not seen that rumors lately.īut some of the motherboards manufacturers have already released new BIOS'es for their previous generation motherboard, so you will be able to run most of the new Ryzen CPU's ( up to 8 core ) in the previous generation motherboards.

There are 12 Asus and 9 ASRock X570 motherboards in the link. Once you have retimed your clip, you can easily preview it by hitting the. Optical Flow is best suited for clips shot on a tripod. Optical Flow analyzes your footage and creates completely new frames based on the original clip. Here is a link with a leak of just some of the coming X570 Motherboards: Optical Flow: Optical Flow is the most advanced way to slow down footage in Premiere. Also, I heard the better way to Slow Down or Speed up your speed is to use the Time Reemapping- Speed. I was told that frame sampling and frame blending is not a good choice. As you may understand, it is a mITX building. Inside the Clip/Speed / Duration, the most important thing you have to do is to choose : Time Interpolation: Optical Flow. Rebecka90 wrote: At present, they only offer four motherboards.

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