In contrast, GPU utilization under Premiere Pro is a series of spikes. While it seems to ignore the second CPU in the system, it loads all 32 logical cores in the first CPU in a clean, organized fashion. For the CPU workloads, Resolve spreads the work evenly across one processor. Resolve uses the processor in a similarly orderly fashion. The utilization doesn't spike and then drop to zero which is what I typically see when testing Premiere Pro. The percent utilization remains stable throughout the rendering. The second GPU is loaded at a capacity level in the low 40’s. In this multi-stream, 4K rendering test, the first GPU runs consistently close to 50% capacity.
Facial Refinement is one of many GPU-accelerated features in DaVinci Resolve 16
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