CUDA uses not mga GPU GTX 1070

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  Use the same configuration from CS5 with mercury CUDA works perfectly. After that the recent upgrade of the OS X 10.9 mercury CUDA is no longer available and the only lets me run with either OpenGL or software. IM using a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285 for apple computers. Here are the results for the program GPUSniffer in the latest files from Premiere Pro 7.1.0. The LAST line made me hugoverolariviere because it first on the list of supported map in the file 'cuda_supported_cards.txt '. Someone else has seen this?

  -OpenGL Info-

  Provider: NVIDIA Corporation

  Rendering engine: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285 engine OpenGL

  The OpenGL Version: 2.1 NVIDIA - 8.18.27 310.40.05f01

  GLSL Version: 1.20

  Monitors: 1

  Monitor properties 0-

  Dimensions: (0, 0, 1920, 1080)

  Texture size max: 8192

  Supports the power of two: 1

  444 shaders: 1

  422 shaders: 1

  Shaders 420: 1

  -Calculation GPU info-

  Found 1 devices that support for GPU Computing.

  Peripheral OpenCL - 0

  Name: GeForce GTX 285

  Provider: NVIDIA (Apple platform)

  Capacity: 1.2

  Driver: 1

  Total video memory: 1024 MB

  * Is not enabled by default because it does not match the list named cards.

  Since it worked before mavricks and does not work after... the mavericks that leaves a conclusion... mavericks

  Go to http://forums.adobe.com/community/premiere , and the area just below to ask a Question, typeRegeditdans

  Mavericks

  You can now read all the previous discussions on this topic... do not forget to click on see more results at the bottom of the initial list, if the initial list does not answer your question

  I am Windows so do not favorite the message, but at least a message thread has a possible solution for SOME problems of mavericks

• First Pro CC gives an error "Could not create image buffer" and crashing after installing a videocard GeForce GTX 1070.

  Hi all

  I recently installed a GeForce GTX 1070 video card and drivers current in my bench mounted, very happy for the potential break in the rendering and playback (I was using previously a very old ASUS Radeon HD 7850). I had nothing else problems since.

  When I first tried a project of creation of opening, audio refused to play (speakers, headphones, everything...) I looked at the volume mixer while playing through the timeline and no audio only showed upward). Everything seemed fine. I closed, cleared the cache, opened the first, this time hold Alt while doing so to reset the preferences. Open very well, audio read back fine, that only now first was blocked indefinitely the generation of PEK files for a short audio clip in the project.

  After a long bit of troubleshooting in the speakers, I went ahead and did a complete uninstall of Premiere Pro and After Effects, then reinstalled both programs to their current versions (2015.4 and 2015.3, respectively). No more problems of generation PEK, but something much worse. Now, whenever I try to change the CUDA acceleration enabled, I can maybe five minutes absolute performance first until I get an error "Could not create image buffer", warning of notifications of Windows that your computer is low on memory, and finally, a complete crash where the screen goes black, flickers a couple times, then stays black for good with only the mouse cursor appears on the screen.

  The images that I'm editing is all images Go Pro, no effects applied. I am doing this for a client and need ready in a week, but the constant crashing makes them difficult to work around. I can more or less run by changing the acceleration of software only, display options but it is much slower and the memory is still eaten up like crazy (if I place the open Task Manager and start to scrub through the timeline I can watch the memory usage get up to 95% in 20 seconds approximately). Reading suffers as a result once the RAM is full until almost full.

  Technical specifications

  First Pro CC 2015.4 (latest version)

  OS: Windows 10 Pro (Version 1511)

  CPU: Intel Core i7 - 5820 K CPU @ 3.30 GHz

  RAM: 16 GB

  GPU: EVGA GTX 1070 (latest drivers)

  SSD (OS and Adobe Suite installed): SanDisk SSD internal 240 GB 2.5 inch SDSSDA - 240 G - G25

  Hard drive (where I put my multimedia files): WD Black 2 TB Performance Desktop Hard Drive: 3.5 inch, SATA 6 Gb/s, 7200 RPM, 64MB Cache

  Motherboard: ASRock X 99 Extreme4 LGA 2011-3 ATX Intel

  Film source - source footage is an hour of video of Go Pro, all arranged on the timeline, no effect applied (I'm just trying change the original film in a short video).

  Type: MPEG Movie (.mp4)

  Image size: 3840 x 2160

  Frame rate: 29.97

  Format of the pixels: 1.0

  It is worth noting that, with my old dusty Radeon GPU, I was able to edit these clips with ease. No reading, no problem of image buffer. I do not see my RAM never go above 60% usage, when I got this card is installed.

  Also worth noting, that the first, I have noticed absolutely no problems, and the video card itself seems to work very well. I can play MGSV at max settings with perfect reading, as well as other graphics intensive games.

  Any help?

  It's been almost a week and I had zero problems. First Pro CC 2015.2 works like a dream! I'll go ahead and mark this thread closed.

  For those just tuning, I was able to find a solution by uninstalling the Premiere Pro and After Effects, and then reinstall them back to last known stable on my bench (Premiere Pro 2015.2 and after 2015.2 effects). So far, running these versions has been very good, even with active CUDA acceleration.

  The only downside is that all the projects I've done in Premiere Pro version 2015.4 should be re-edited from scratch. But I've had absolutely zero problems using the program, which is a relief. Hope Adobe fixes this problem whenever 2015.5 is out!

• No performance difference using Nvidia GTX 1070 against 970 GTX?

  I've been running a Nvidia GTX 970 on a machine Windows 10 with Skylake 4.0 GHz 64 GB ram and Lightroom/Photoshop CC. I recently acquired a GTX 1070. Does anyone know if using the 1070 GTX would make any increase in performance over using the GTX 970 in Lightrooom or Photoshop CC? Also the faster architecture for a 1070, 8 GB of DDR5 ram memory and a 970, 3.5 GB DDR4 games. Don't know if this makes a difference in CC as Adobe is not write code to take FULL advantage of the GPU. This is probably a question for engineers from Nvidia, but I thought I'd ask anyway.

  Thank you.

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  toddp84299287 wrote:

  Don't know if this makes a difference in CC as Adobe is not write code to take FULL advantage of the GPU.

  lol... not even close.
  Adobe has really bad support GPU.

  I've spent a GTX 970 to a GTX 1080 and I don't see any improvement in speed at all in lightroom.

  for photoshop im not sure at 100%. I Don t use 3D in photoshop.

  with my daily work (edition 24-50MP images and panoramas more) I Don t notice a difference either.

  Maybe there are a few features that operate more quickly when compare you to them.

  but noticeable when faster with PS... nope not my experience.

• Premiere Pro CC 2015 won't use my GPU (GTX 750 it)

  Hey people!

  I have an ASUS Geforce GTX 750 Ti and I can't use the GPU in the first.

  When creating - project settings - reading Mercurcy engine - GPU CUDA is on and chosen!

  But here's the thing - if I export any kind of film creation - my Asus control panel shows me little GPU usage!

  When I use After Effects (there, I can choose the GPU with note not recommended). When I work in After Effects using GPU is noticeable ~ 30-50%.

  It is not only the use which makes me skeptical - its time to export...

  before the gtx750ti I used the onboard gpu and time now (with the geforce) is the same or more?

  What I've tried so far:

  I added a "cuda_supported_cards.txt" with 'GeForce GTX 750 Ti' entered - the first Adobe Pro CC 2015 folder!  But nothing happened - no use of GPU when you change or made... ;(

  You guys have any suggestions for me?

  I'm really looking forward for any tips/advice.

  Greetings from tyrol

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  Win 10 pro x 64

  ASUS W97 more mainboard

  ASUS geforce Ti gtx750

  64g Ballustix DDR3 Ram

  Read this doc on what cuda in the first and that it does NOT (e.g., encoding)

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• Unrecognized device - graphic amplifier GTX 1070

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• The 460W power supply will be sufficient for the GTX 1070?

  Just place an order for a R5 with an i7, GTX 1070 and a diet of 460W.

  I'm not going for the largest power supply, because I'm not a fan and do not upgrade components.  If the configuration of Dell said 460 page might work, I saw that he needed to upgrade the PSU. I preferred using the extra $100 for the video card rather than the 970-1070.

  Now, reading around forums, I continue to see comments that the recommended food for a GTX 1070 is 600 Watts (by guru3d.com).

  I still have time to cancel the order because it is very recent.  Do I need to worry about this power supply?  How would I know if it is not sufficient for use?  The frame rate would be low, or the stability of the system would show signs?

  Hello

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• Retina last Macbook with GT750M - CUDA is not available?

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  I guess that the last version of AE should run perfectly on the most recent and high specced retina Macbook pro?

  At startup I get the warning that ray tracing is not enabled because it requires Cuda 5.0 or later.

  Under preferences/overview/GPU information AE has also said that I have only CUDA 1.0 installed.

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  [...]

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  Hi Frickenphil,

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