Give the command or something, and I'll test it
Sure, you can use Handbrake 1.8.2 with those settings on a 4K HDR/DoVI HEVC "BIG" file
:
- x265 10-bit encoder
- multi-pass with turbo first pass
- bitrate 30720 kbps
- Options:
- presets : veryslow
- profile : auto
- level : 5.1
- additional options : repeat-headers=1:hdr=1:hdr-opt=1:no-dhdr10-opt=1:aud=1:ref=4:gop-lookahead=0:rc-lookahead=60:lookahead-slices=1:rect=1:amp=1:tu-inter-depth=4:tu-intra-depth=4:limit-tu=4sy-rd=2.00sy-rdoq=1.00:rdoq-level=2:dynamic-rd=0.00:nr-intra=0:nr-inter=0:max-merge=5:limit-refs=2:no-limit-modes=1:me=3:subme=7:merange=57:weightp=1:weightb=1:deblock=-3,-3:rd=4:selective-sao=4:no-fast-intra=1:b-intra=1:aq-mode=4:scenecut-aware-qp=0:bframes=8:min-keyint=23:keyint=250:scenecut=40:hist-scenecut=1:early-skip=0:rskip=2:rskip-edge-threshold=5:vbv-maxrate=160000:vbv-bufsize=160000:vbv-init=0.9:min-vbv-fullness=50.0:max-vbv-fullness=80.0:aq-strength=0.80:limit-sao=1:high-tier=1
FYI, everything works perfectly well under Windows 11 and Ubuntu 24.10 daily
Likewise, these settings worked perfectly with my 7950X and my 5950X under Sonoma.
No problem running Cinebench 2024 (quite satisfied @145TDP (PBO 195/140/200), only 72°C):
But system goes into kernel panic after 30-45 minutes under heavy loads. (before someone ask, same results CPU stock (PBO disabled,...)).