AE & GTX-900 series

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• H8-1170uk: Nvidia gtx 900 series

  I have read reports on the forum of people who want to upgrade the graphics cards in their machines, but encountered problems with the boot after installing Pci-e cards, 3.0. I replaced the gt545 provided with my h8-1170 with a gtx 560ti about 2 days after I bought my machine 3 years ago.

  Now, I want a 980 but im only going to invest a lot of money in a card that does not accept my machine. Everything in my machine has been upgraded outside the motherboard and processor. 750w 80 more gold power, extra ram, even water cooling and a larger case.

  According to GPU - Z my Pci-e slot on the Board of Directors is a gen 2.0 and I know that you can use a map of 3.0 in a 2.0 slot. But I'm still not sure. Any help would be great. Screen shot of GPUz to show my current card is running at the Pci - e 2.0 included.

  

  Hello

  Many more recent graphics cards retro-compatible generation of PCI-E 2 and in a generation of case 1.1. Your concern should be centered around your PC BIOS and video BIOS in the graphics card.

  This particular ZOTAC NVIDIA GTX 980is spec'd be compatible to PCI-E 1.1.  Contact ZOTAC and ask questions about compatibility with your particular PC.

  Find out what the return policy is before you buy.

  Make a measurement inside your PC to let you know how much room is available for a new graphics card.

• Want x 360: Envy x 360 2015 does not Nvidia GTX 930 m - GTX 900 Series starts more graphics

  I custom ordered a urge to 2015 x 360 with a 930 m gtx and my laptop has been using Intel HD 5500 graphics out of the box. The BIOS has no option to configure the startup graphics that I could find (even after an update of the BIOS via the HP software/driver update page). The 930 m is detected and works correctly, but is not the startup graphics and the only program I can get to actually use the GPU is of Nvidia Geforce experience. Am I missing something here?

  EDIT: I've also updated my Nvidia drivers on update driver from HP site.

  After doing some research at my local Best Buy turns using the onboard graphics (in my case Intel HD 5500) as the graphics to boot and then using the dedicated adapter to run specific programs is a common practice. 4 laptops, I checked with Nvidia cards, each of them are configured in the same way as my laptop (with integrated as the main graphics card). I'm guessing it's done to save on food for greater autonomy.

  The reason why I was frustrated was because I was getting extremely high CPU usage while video game, so I assumed the problem was with my GPU. The only thing I have not tried changing has been my browser. Chrome was the real culprit here, so mystery solved. Chrome used around 45% of my CPU fo the same video Internet Explorer used about 6%. I'm still with this problem with Chrome, but I'll go and call this graphic boot BIOS problem solved.

• Why Nvidia GPU in the 900 series is not in the list of Adobe first Pro CC (2015) requirements?

  I don't see any Nvidia GPU 900 series in the list of Adobe Premiere Pro CC (2015) system requirements

  No idea why this phenomenon occurs? NVIDIA Quadro M4000 and M5000, which are based on the 970 and 980 chipsets are in this list.

  Correct, although Maxwell CUDA used in the GPU Nvidia series 9000 is not officially supported by Premiere Pro, it works fine. As long as you own a card quite modern with at least 1 GB of VRAM, you should be able to activate this card in the settings dialog box of the project and after that you click on the warning message that your card has not been certified by Adobe, you can use GPU without any problem.

• 'New' Nvidia 900 series graphics cards are compatible with Premiere pro cc?

  I kinda R9 270 in my computer now and who don't cut it no more I am looking for an upgrade.  Maps of the 900 series work? I checked on the adobe site and it didn't say that it supported what anyone on the 780, not even the 780ti.

  Also is there a specific file type that I could convert my gopro clips to in order to get them to change smoothly in 4 k?

  Thanks in advance

  -Travis

  In general, cloud of the body will use 'all' NVidia card with at least 1Gig ram video

  creation http://blogs.adobe.com/premiereprotraining/2011/02/CUDA-Mercury-playback-Engine-and-Adobe--pro.html

  GoPro http://forums.adobe.com/message/4486784

  -low said Mac (Win process must be the same) but GoPro even said to be converted to change

  -http://gopro.com/how-to-prepare-video-files-for-editing-apple-mac/

  -use to convert http://gopro.com/software-app/cineform-studio/

• Help with old Presario 900 series hard drive capacity

  I have an old Presario P904RSA130X520WC51E.  I bought new at Radio Shack and they told me it is huge 20G drive could be upgraded to a huge 40G. Couln t afford then. Since the death of my hard drie, I want to replace it with the more economical upgrade... I really want to give a 20G in there and I can't afford a new laptop of course.  Nobody knows what can manage this motherboard?

  I'm already burned for $48.00 off Amazon because I did not know that the Dell 40 G (a Fujitsi MHV2040AH) came with a spade connector and my Compaq uses the connector IDC 44 (or all new generation records they use this connector?).  I have been informed that any reader of IDC PATA 2.5 G 40 44 pin will work... or is this lesson one another waiting to happen?

  Would be grateful for any help available.

  Thank you

  Alan

  You should be able to use any detail 2.5 inch PATA/IDE hard drive. Is the "shovel" removable? Usually, they are if you pull straight out.

• I have an Intel Celeron 900 Series processor in my laptop, I'll be able to use the creative cloud?

  I want to download CS6 on my laptop but cannot know if my system meets the requirements.

  A good guide to look at is the minimum configuration for the Master Collection at http://www.adobe.com/products/creativesuite/mastercollection/tech-specs.html.  In general, you need meet the requirements of system for Creative Cloud software you want to install.

• First laptop upgrade considerations.

  I am considering a new laptop of not more than $1500 for w/color correction effects, if some first Pro CC video editing effects. I'll upgrade my current laptop that is about 5 years old, a Sony Vaio laptop, VPCF215FX, 6 GB of RAM, 16 "display, NVIDIA GeForce GT 540 M w/1 GB. A couple of years, I've replaced the internal HD with a Samsung 850 PRO 1 TB SSD. Here's what I'm thinking...

  1. Get a new system with minimal cost for SSD or HD and simply swap my existing owned 1 TB SSD when arrives the new system. This will save on the cost of SSD.
  1. As I get with 6 GB of RAM today, it is normal for me to go for only 8 GB or 16 GB maybe. Maybe if I get 8 GB, be sure that I can add 8 later if you wish.
  1. I currently have a 16 "display which is tight... should I therefore avoid 15" game systems, such as the Dell laptops... great prices their but they are only 15 "poster. The 17 "Dell Inspiron with processors that have less cache of what I see. ASUS has two systems of 17 "I found, noted below.

  I don't do 4K today, just 1080 p.

  For the 17 "options, I see the following systems from ASUS...

  ASUS ROG GL752VW- DH74

  http://store.ASUS.com/us/item/201510AM170008067/A18486

  (with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 M 4 GB)

  ASUS ROG G751JY- VS71 (WX)

  http://store.ASUS.com/us/item/201603AM300000146/A18486

  (with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 M 4 GB)

  I think that this last above G751JY allows a second HD so I can add the SSD. I don't think that the GL752VW has a second option of storage.

  Is the NVIDIA 980 M good for first? I can't find it on any official Adobe recommended lists of GPUS.

  I'm curious to know if you think I'm doing good considerations here? Don't forget, I'm not a pro, yet in any case user and 4K is not necessary... I have no 4 k doesn't equip, no plans for everything.  Thank you.

  the gtx 980 m is overkill for your HD projects and the gtx 960 territory m is quite slow. the gtx 965 m would be nice, or the gtx 970 m if you plan to use a large number of gpu fx and lumetri color. the new series of 1000 gtx for laptops should be out in a month or two. they will be exaggerated to HD as well, but can help to reduce prices on the gtx 900 series mobile phones.

  as you shop around to watch carefully for the i7 processor, it's the HQ model and not the u. the model U is half the speed, but is sometimes almost the same price as some of the cheaper models of HQ. I would try to get one with 16 GB of memory. If you get one with 8 GB with upgrade plans, you may need to check if the laptop comes with 1 stick of memory of 8 GB or 2 sticks of 4 GB. some laptops asus and msi have signs of fast to easily upgrade memory access and storage. You can download and watch manuals or videos of youtube for notebook computers that you plan to see what types of upgrades are possible.

  I'd also look for a laptop that can hold two storage drives. one for os/apps and other media projects. some laptops have a small 128-256 GB ssd + hdd 1 TB, which would be good for the program installation and you would just swap hard disk of 1 TB for your ssd pro 850. You can also get a usb external 2.5 box "disc to activate the 1 TB hard drive in a storage/backup usb drive. You can use newegg for laptops of filter specifications as the processor i7, 16 GB of memory, screen size, models 965 m and 970 m, to quickly refine your search for laptop computers.

• Necessary Advisor on the Workstation upgrade

  I'll update my workstation, but I have a limited budget, I'm going with i7 4790 k with 16 GB of RAM etc. But I don't have any money for any graphics card. So my question is may after effects work without graphics card? or I have to buy one to work with legacy.

  My current config is

  Operating system

  Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit SP1

  CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT

  Intel Core i5 4200U @ 1.60 GHz 48 ° C

  HASWELL ATU 22nm technology

  RAM

  6,00 GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 798 MHz (11-11-11-28)

  Motherboard

  Dell Inc.

  Graphics

  Intel HD Graphics Family (Dell)

  2048MB ATI AMD Radeon HD M 8600 Series (Dell)

  Disabled crossFire

  It's a laptop and I'm upgrading to a desktop computer.

  Also suggest more cost effective config for my setup.

  Thanks in advance.

  After Effects uses the GPU for very little. See the following page: features GPU (CUDA, OpenGL) in After Effects

  So, unless you're one of the few people who use the obsolete renderer drawn with RADIUS, you do not need a GPU dedicated for After Effects. See the after effects system requirements page.

  Now, if you work with the first or you plan to use third-party plugins for AE that need a GPU (like the Red Giant universe, 3-d element, etc.), you should definitely get a GPU dedicated, in order to check their requirements. Do not break the Bank for a Quadro or something like that well! An old map series 700 GTX would work, or you could get a GTX 900 series mid-range card and be just fine. Again, check the requirements for the first and any plugin AE you can use.

  Also, 16 GB is not the amount of RAM in the After Effects world. Considering how cheap is RAM, I would recommend hitting this issue a little, if you can.

• Repost - Alienware x 51 Question upgrade video card

  Sorry for spam... Accidentally, I posted in the dell forums.

  Hello world

  So, with cars of which will be released in March I thought to upgrade the video card in my Alienware X 51.  Unfortunately, I get some conflicting signals that I perform an Internet search on what cards will and work habit.  I'll definitely with Nvidea but where the concern comes is food.  My pc has a 330w power supply and I want to make sure that everything I buy will work correctly on this subject.  Also, there is a bit of a problem of space because I think that video cards up to 9.5 inches fits.  Correct me if I'm wrong on either, but I was wondering if you may be able to offer a video card for me.  I'm looking in the high-end 400.00.  Any help would be great!

  If it helps I currently GTX 555, i7-3770 w / 16 GB of ram, windows 7

  Correction: you must have a 330w PSU to run a high range GPU, and you should have a power supply r2 card to launch the GTX 900 series (I hope not for the GTX 960, though).

  R2 Power Board can be installed together with a card mother r1.

• HP pavilion hpe h8-1020: evga geforce gtx 950 in hp pavilion hpe h8-1020

  Hello guys I have a hp pavilion hpe h8-1020 and I am looking to upgrade to a nvidia gtx 950 is it compatibile, what I need to supply?

  Hello

  There is a unknown specification for your motherboard that will prevent you from installing a new 3.0 PCIe x 16 graphics card. Maps 3.0 is backward compatible with PCIe x 16 2.0 slots. Your motherboard may have a PCIe x 16 1.0 slot. None of these options below works on your PC if you have PCIe x 16 version 1.0

  The Radeon HD 6570, an option to purchase, is a PCIe x 16 card USB2.0. You can have a 2.0 slot. It is unclear when we look at the characteristics of HP for your PC.

  I got a HD 6570. You could not install drivers from AMD with the version of HP of this card. You need to use the HP drivers. It is possible that this card is not a 2.0 card even if the consumer version is a USB2.0 card. We can only guess.

  MSI is rolling out hybrid Nvidiacards soon. Try anything tangible yet seen. NVIDIA is slowly releasing the 1000 series cards that require less power. Maybe some OEM will also include hybrid versions that will work on your PC any time.

  The 900 series Nvidia graphics cards need the UEFI BIOS.

  Your PC has a legacy BIOS.

  You have a 300 Watt power supply. You will have to upgrade from food to run a card AMD and respect the strict minimum if you can install a TG 640 GDDR5 map.

  You may be able to install (you need a PCIe x 16 slot 2.0) Nvidia 600 series cards or watch hybrid of AMD cards by Sapphire.

  AMD cards are longer and require larger power supplies.

  You should check that you have the power and the room to install two graphics cards. The cards are also double slot. You will need to verify that you can install a card double slot. Even once, you need a PCIe x 16 slot on the motherboard 2.0.

  See you soon!

• HP Pavilion HPE h8 - 1213c: black screen of death because of the new graphics card (EVGA geforce gtx 960)

  I just bought a new card (EVGA geforce gtx 960) to kick some butt. But during installation, it seems to be held on a black screen of death? Not the most fun to see... in any case, I had asked the store clerk if it would work and he said to, but it doesn't seem like it does... Is there a new BIOS I should download or something? Any help would be nice...:.

  My computer is a HP Pavilion HPE h8 - 1213c

  The graphics card is an EVGA geforce gtx 960

  If you have both. You can use one or. PIN 8 can be used as a 6 pin as well.

  http://www.EVGA.com/products/ProductList.aspx?type=0 & Family = GeForce + 900 + Series + Family & Chipset = GTX + 960

  2 smaller cards use a single PIN 6. The rest use a single 8 pin.

• H8-1203: gtx 960 compatable with Joshua-H61-Μatx?

  I made the mistake at the time to buy a 750ti, only to find that it won't work with this MB unless I've upgraded to win8...

  Now, I bought a 960 gtx, and some have suggested that it is the same boat...

  Am I screwed up again?

  Hello

  Open the command RUN and enter: MSINFO32

  If your computer is running a version of HP 8 BIOS then the NVIDIA 7xx or 900 series should work with appropriate food.

  If your PC does not have a BIOS to version 8 HP, then you have the choice:

  Do nothing and don't change anything - none try former graphics of joy.

  DownloadBIOS updateand try to update. If the update does not install because you are not running Windows 8 then you could upgrade to W8 or try the following:

  Download the update of the BIOS to version 8 HP and uncompress it using 7 - ZIP. Once unzipped, right on the flash.bat file and select run as administrator.

  There is always a risk to install a BIOS update. I suggest that you run a full set of diagnosis before doing so to ensure that your PC is stable.

  Thanks for posting on the forum.

• GPU-GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 970 for Adobe Premiere Pro CC (2015)? Yes or no?!

  GPU-GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 970 for Adobe Premiere Pro CC (2015)? Yes or no?!

  Hello. I would buy GIGABYTE GPU GeForce GTX 970 4 GB but I can't find the map on the website of Adobe system requirements. What GPU will work for Adobe Premiere Pro CC (2015)? Is activated GPU acceleration? Thanks a lot for your reply and advice in advance. Martin

  They tend to cards list itself more, as they did... so they list the requirements for cards that work with the programs. Who are a minimum of 1 GB of vRAM and a few other things. As the production of internal software of the card, which is like a '3.0' or whatever and all 900-series cards are way beyond that... so with a 4 GB of vRAM card, the other issue is the number of cores CUDA has?

  Current recommendations are to stay above 1 000 CUDA cores... .and most 970, I've seen are listed with hearts CUDA along 1600... so it should be good. I myself use a 970 GTX w4GB vRAM. Now... a good GPU does not in itself and make an editing machine who shouts, as only certain things go by the GPU in PrPro in any case. A bad can certainly slow things, however.

  Neil

• GTX 970 and Premiere Pro

  Of course, it says not supported, but I doubt because I'm scared like * BEEEP! * now that I saw this topic I searched

  I am owner of a GTX 660 Ti OC 2 GB and it works perfectly with my first Pro CC 2014. However, I was about to buy a GIGABYTE Nvidia GTX 970 until I thought: ' this will work with my Premiere Pro CC 2014?..» Ask for more... Been asked and nobody answered me.

  Because I don't want to buy a card that only will NOT WORK AT ALL with my CC 2014!

  In other works: if I buy a GTX 970, it will work with Adobe first Pro CC 2014 COMPLETELY/FULL POWER, supported or not?

  Please answer as soon as POSSIBLE!

  Thanks in advance

  DV

  Now the 900 series cards are tested very well with the MPE engine and acceleration of time. I have not seen any limitation, including the effects. So I don't know where people are facing problems. Acceleration of EI is Raytracer and on track. Do not expect in the Nvidia drivers to maintain the AE version has even and I would be surprised if the new maps to work with it since Adobe is emerging. Very little use at this stage and C4D with octane is much better especially for GPU acceleration.

  Eric

  ADK