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• SpeedGrade CC2014.2 disables the GPU acceleration

  As said elsewhere, but this time in a PC, SpeedGrade's latest incarnation (CC 2014.2) GPU stops and gives the "lack of GPU resources' dialog box when according to GPUZ he only used 2 to 6% (Yes, it is two to six percent) of my GPU and 600 MB of the 4 GB of vRAM, I've got. No other program other than the operating system running... Manager tasks indicates less than 50% of the CPU to work, only about 6-8 GB of my 16 GB of RAM in use (Adobe apps together for up to 12 GB). So it's not as my system resources are in tatters, is it?

  OS/programs on an SSD RAID 0 pair; files images and project on 2 TB internal of separate units, all on a flash SSD disk cache stuff in-house.

  Data sheet:

  Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 6.1.7601 Service Pack 1 Build 7601

  Intel Core i7 - 4770 K CPU @ 3.50 GHz, 3501 Mhz, 4 Lossnay 8 logical processors

  Physical memory (RAM) installed 16.0 GB

  EVGA NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770

  4 GB of vRAM

  344.75 driver version

  This isn't how this clip seems normally... but maybe it's an Avatar thing?

  

  So far, but NONE of the Adobe apps used more than 25% of my GPU and always used 1 GB of video memory, it's ridiculous... sigh.

  Neil

  work to normal for me now. My first project sequences are 720 x 480-9 of them, one being the 1920 x 1080 as shown above.

  I went back to first and reduced my sequence settings to match everything else. Why 720 x 480 is I do always 1920 x 1080 and this stage of a project is limited to SD, so I match all other media. I had ignored cutting a sequence so far.

  I don't know if it was my dose, but Speedgrade working and leave my GPU in action now.

• Performance is worse with the GPU acceleration that without

  I have a Windows 7 system fast, i7 980 X processor with a monitor @ 2560 x 1440 pixels. As a photographer, I'm processing of thousands of photos and my PC can not be fast enough, so I thought that I invest a little in a new graphics card. OK, I have not bought a Quadro, but with GTX 970 from Nvidia, I always feel a modern, fast, with a value of more than $ 400 map.

  My first experiences after the installation of the new graphics card are more then disappointing - a lot is worse, running without any GPU acceleration. Before, I could scroll an image to the image almost no imperceptible lag. With the GPU acceleration turned on, each image must be "rendered" first first you get a blurry picture of Pexelated / of complitely and flackers of color shortly, then after a while, it becomes more clear. So it seems that with GPU acceleration turned on, Lightroom 6 completely ignores the preview images pre-rendered - FACT IT MAKE any SENSE WHAT? Yes, all the sliders mode develop work faster, but the preview shown instantly image is a false low resolution and it always takes time for an image high resolution to display - as much time, as it should, making it with a CPU.

  For me, it would make sense that next image will be loaded into GPU memory by actually DURATION and rendering the previous image would be preserved in memory as well. Also miss me some detail for the GPU acceleration settings - if it remains at the current level, rudimentary, (for me) the best compromise would be to disable the GPU acceleration to scroll through the photos, but using just to develop sliders.

  I would want guus at Adobe to improve the product real, not just marketing slogans on the improvement of performance!

  kirillxxx wrote:

  . My suggestion is simple enough - if the guys at Adobe can not program properly, the easiest would be (to make an option) to disable the GPU acceleration for image swithiching and just take his profit for the developer sliders.

  You can not simply switch off to change the image. The image * should be loaded into the GPU, which is where the delay comes from. Even though you might think about what would happen: of course the image would change quickly, but then you would still wait before you can deal with.

  For now the acceleration GPU in LR is very it is childhood: things first generation, and we are all good enough beta testers.

  Some people are lucky: they love him and have no problem.

  Some people are out of luck: it causes nothing but problems.

  Some people like me are sitting on the fence: we have mixed experiences.

  I don't think you threw $400, at some point (I live in optimism) questions will be fixed and LR will work on your system. He just had to wait. Isn't is funny, but you only need to take a casual look at any photography forum to see that there are problems with GPU acceleration and now is not the time to buy the latest and greatest card.

  I've personally held off buying a new card to replace my aging one until I see that there is zero chance of all the problems of proof.

• LR CC 2015.3 version still crashes when the GPU acceleration is used!

  Today, I had installed Version 2015.3 and was hopeful that all the bugs have been fixed and all the problems of recent months have disappeared.

  Wishful thinking? When I turn on the GPU acceleration, it freezes again! When I disable it, everything seems to work well.

  I use a series of 380 MSI AMD Radeon R9 with 4 GB of GDDR5 memory on a Windows 7 computer.

  There is other users with similar experiences?

  Hi Suneye,

  With the new update of Lightroom, the feature GPU causing Lightroom to freeze is always a problem.

  Please read the article for a list of the Bug is fixed in the new update: Lightroom CC 2015.3 / 6.3 now available

  Kind regards

  Tanuj

• Lighroom 6.1 develop vs vs library export colors change with the GPU acceleration

  Having managed to obtain the execution of acceleration GPU (with AMD Radeon 6800 on Windows 7) subsequently, I make a radical change in color between the library and develop modules.  The develop module shows a really cool picture.  This can be 'activated' on and outside by disabling GPU acceleration.  The library files and anyexported show a warmer image in comparison.

  How can I fix it?  Anyone has any ideas - I had to disable the GPU at the moment... again...

  Library and develop are color management and use the profile.  But they use it in different ways with different code (for example develop uses the GPU is not the case of library), so incompatibilities in the risk profile of stumbling one but not the other.

• The GPU acceleration is grayed out in first and AE, but not in Media Encoder. However, the rendering is slow in all 3 programs.

  It worked fine in CS6.

  Now, whenever I open a project (Pr or Ae) I get the message: this project has been modified used with accelerated by GPU rendering. This happens with all projects, even with those that I created in the Pr/Ae CC, with already disabled accelerated by GPU rendering.

  In Media Encoder, the GPU acceleration is not grayed out, but still if I made a first sequence or model ae via ME, its very very slow. (takes 5 hours for a video that took 20 minutes in CS6)

  Any thoughts?

  Thank you, Daniel

  I didn't have the time to post it yesterday, but you have found similar work around. What is happening is the decoding of earlier projects, or projects of the same version even sometimes won't boot the MPE of hardware engine. These files are cached and won't clear for this sequence until you delete the cache. 1 way to do is to replace the clips. The easiest is in the future change the EMT of the material to the MPE software and select delete the files from the cache when it invites. Then return to the MPE material and clear the cache again. That recreates the decoded files cache that often solves this problem.

  Eric

  ADK

• Is it possible to disable the GPU dedicated Satellite L850

  Is it possible to disable the GPU dedicated on the L850.
  Through the BIOS or something else, so that the laptop works on the onboard graphics on the CPU.

  Thank you

  Hello

  What L850-xxx you exactly and what dedicated GPU support?

  Laptops that support technology Optimus (with nVidia GPU) could switch automatically between the GPU (Intel) internal and external nVidia GPU and it depends on the application running.

  In some cases, you might choose weather, that an application must use internal GPU Intel or NVidia GPU.
  Here's a great youtube video:
  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=Zh4HCadTY_A

• Cannot disable the hidden administrator account

  Am running Windows 7 Home Premium. I activated the hidden administrator account and renames and added a password via an elevated command prompt. Now using the same elevated command prompt cannot disable the account. Error name is not found.

  What is the exact command that allows you to disable the account?

  What account names you see when you type this command:
  net users

• Black screen (no output) for RED files on the GPU acceleration

  Hey, maybe you can help me with my problem, since the update, I can't use the gpu acceleration for rendering of the r3d files, anything r3d in my calendar has become black, if I do not pass the software, I had hoped maybe I could export with gpu but it fails just there as well. From what IV ' e reading the question is if you have a gpu that is obsolete, but I have a gtx 970 if im not sure what I could do, resettlement had no effect.

  Hi jimbobwey,

  Branched your message in a new discussion.

  You touch a different question altogether. It is a problem with the NVIDIA drivers.

  Please see this: GPU acceleration

  Thank you

  Regalo

• Cannot disable the CS6.  Have disabled successfully recently because of computer problems.  Is there a limit to the time that you can disable?

  Cannot disable the CS6.  Have disabled successfully recently because of computer problems.  Is there a limit to the time that you can disable?

  Hello

  I think to delete the content in the files SLCache and SLStore files should work for this.

  Concerning

  Jitendra

• How can I enable the GPU acceleration on VM?

  11 workstation provides all the GPU acceleration in virtual machines?

  All the programs I am running in a VM tell me that no GPU acceleration is available to all.

  For example, here is the output of GPUSniffer.exe, provided with Adobe PremierePro:

  C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 > GPUSniffer.exe

  LoadLibrary failure "n"!

  LoadLibrary failure "n"!

  -OpenGL Info-

  Vendor: Microsoft Corporation

  Renderer: GDI generic

  OpenGL Version: 1.1.0

  GLSL Version: unknown

  Monitors: 1

  Monitor properties 0-

  Dimensions: (0, 0, 1920, 1200)

  Texture size max: 1024

  Supports the power of two: 0

  444:0 shaders

  422:0 shaders

  420:0 shaders

  -Calculation GPU info-

  Did not find any devices that are supported for GPU Computing.

  C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 >

  You please provide more details so that we can make clear what has happened to your case?

  1. What is the host and the guest operating system?

  2. is the VM new OS installed after the installation of workstation 11? If there are the VM, you should install the vmware grouped with WS11 tools. And before you power on the virtual machine, make sure you choose the 3D graphics acceleration, then select the recommended graphics memory (--> display setting).

• The Nvidia GTX 970 works with the gpu acceleration in first pro / after effects.

  The Nvidia GTX 970 works with the gpu acceleration in first pro / after effects.

  I want to know as I suppose it would be, but it is not in the configuration required for the cuda acceleration.

  Yes, he does. I have the 980 and it works very well also.

• SpeedGrade very slow on the GPU acceleration

  My system has a nvidia gtx 590.

  I have run triple monitors so I need two GPU (590 is an FYI double card)

  When you run speedgrade in GPU acceleration even at 1/4 ground video is maybe 10-12 fps

  the software only reads it in real-time to the ground full...

  I guess that's a multiple GPU issue?

  a way to solve this problem?

  I seem to have solved this... will post for those who seek in the future...

  I used speedgrade mode dual monitor

  the display of the desktop interface was on GPU 2 while the secondary output was on 1 GPU... speedgrade didn't like that

  When I went to the office and secondary to GPU 1... everything worked fine. Can now read the full ground on the gpu acceleration

• Why cannot depend on the GPU acceleration

  Just got my new computer built for CS5 with card NVIDIA GeForce GTX 470.

  I set up a test project and checked in the project settings to see if the GPU is on but the drop down menu ' made video and playback Renderer: "is grayed out and won't let me change the setting.»

  Am I missing something simple?

  Help, please

  Thank you

  Ted

  Updated to 5.03 and you will be OK. No need for the 'hack '.

• Application cannot recognize the hardware acceleration, but it certainly is turned

  Hello

  I'm a newbie on this forum, but I have looked around before posting my problem and could not find any solution. Maybe there is someone who can give me a hint.

  Here's my problem: I have two users on my desktop pc Windows 7, two users play Farmville 2. Until the update of last week everything worked well. But now Farmville displays a message saying that hardware acceleration is turned off and the mode full screen option is not available. This applies to user 1 on firefox and chrome and user 2 on chrome only. In other words: User 2 can play in full screen mode with firefox but not with chrome.

  I checked everything that mentioned on the Flash Player help page games, video or audio does not work. Windows. (The Flash Player Information bos said that my OS is Windows 7 (32 bit), although I certainly have a 64 bit OS). I removed the Flash player and re-installed and activated the hardware acceleration, which is needed to play Farmville 2 in full screen mode.

  Thanks for any help

  Werner

  We actually install a Player Flash 32 and 64 bits in parallel on your machine, but one that is used depends on the number of bits in the browser host process.  Firefox is a 32-bit browser, so you're going to get Flash Player 32-bit.  I don't really know why the Flash Player entry in Control Panel includes (32-bit) in the name.  It was probably logical at the time, but that's another question entirely.  Google Chrome is a different beast and the latest versions of Chrome on Windows are 64-bit, and they include the Flash Player 64 - bit corresponding PPAPI.

  In any case, I think here is if you have enabled hardware acceleration, but if hardware acceleration is not available, we probably have to index your GPU drivers because they are unstable.  The fact that happens in Chrome and Firefox in favor of the theory.  Update to the latest graphics drivers available, generally will do.

  I * am * a little perplexed about why he works for a firefox user and not the other.  Firefox * fact * have a way of browser globally disable hardware acceleration.  I wonder if the affected user has this option enabled.  It's under Advanced > General > use hardware acceleration when available.  I'd be curious to know if it happens again with a fresh Firefox profile: use the Profile Manager to create and delete profiles Firefox | Firefox help