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• Advice needed - graphics card for After Effects and Premiere Pro

  Hi all

  I did research of PC in the hope of making an investment in the most powerful PC, I can afford without breaking, and I need some advice.  According to my research online, it would seem that the best configuration for video editing would include an Intel i7 processor and an nVidia GeForce GTX 590 graphics card.

  The problem is that each computer I see who has this combo is significantly more expensive than other computers that have an Intel i7 and GeForce GTX 570.  The best bang for my money, I found was HP - he had an Intel i7 processor but only use a GeForce GTX 550 graphics card.

  You all have my question is this: how much difference do these graphics cards in terms of actual speed and reduce the working time & time in After Effects and first Pro CS5/CS5.5 rendering?  Is - what value the extra $300 - $400 to get the GTX 590?  Or who would only drop a tiny minutes rendering time / performance of the software?  In addition, could get away with high speeds and times of rendering with a GTX 550?

  To give you an idea of what I use this software for: I'm working on wedding HD DSLR video, sometimes with several layers of courses on the effects and transitions; I'll work on videos ranging from a few minutes in length of more than 45 minutes in length.

  I appreciate any input anyone has.  Thank you in advance and Kindest regards!

  -Michael

  Beware of HP systems. In general, they are unperpowered from a perspective of power supply, they use custom PSU which can not be exchanged for something else that HP, they use custom for the power supply dimensions, so it is impossible to replace one yourself and they are anything but attractive from a perspective of RE-ENGINEERING. They are very hard to overclock or not at all and are nothing more than mediocre artists or performers.

  Specifications you gave shows that he is a misconfigured system. An i7-2600 system should have 8 or 16 GB of memory, not 12 GB. It must use the 4 DIMM connectors, not 3. The power supply is low in power for this video card. Primary drive is too much for OS & programs and a complete waste of space. On a well-tuned system 150 GB is more than enough. 2 TB is not appropriate. You miss the 3rd and 4th hard drive, you will really enjoy for the performance.

  In short, these specs look like a waste of money.

• Adobe CS6, Windows 7 64-bit, After Effects and Premiere Pro, new NVIDIA, Adobe approved, K4000 video card won't provide any GPU or CUDA.  My old NVIDIA FX 3800 was working

  I got a NVIDIA FX 3800 in my machine and today I installed a new improved NVIDIA K4000 card.  The K4000 is an Adobe approved card.  Affect when I go into Preferences, previews, I get the following: "GPU device driver or view not available-incompatible". In Premiere Pro, I get this message when opening;  "This project last used with Mercury Playback Engine GPU (CUDA) which is not available on this system accleceration."  Software playback engine only Mercury will be used. »

  I downloaded the latest drivers from NVIDIA and called several times and they have no solution.  I was not able to find a solution on the Adobe Web site.

  My next step will be to uninstall the K4000 and substituting my FX3800 old and slow.

  Your GPU isn't on the list of those who provide CUDA features for CS6 application versions.

• Update: problem HP 4540 graphic s AMD Radeon HD M 7650

  Update (September 23)

  Understood graphic will only switch when the AC is plugged on and laptops running on battery. While the battery is in the ac is plugged in, it won't switch. (AC in + battery or.)

  How does it eat for only on battery + after closing the game-> blue screen come to 100%.

  (I don't know he's trying to return to the HD 7650 and somehow, it does not support.)

  _________________________

  Hi there, hope you guys can understand something... so far, I have tried everything to my knowledge.
  
  First the Specs:
  
  HP ProBook 4540 s (C5E12ES), 15.6 ", Core i5 - 3210M 2 x 2.50 GHz, 6 GB, 750 GB, AMD Radeon HD 7650 M 2 GB

  (integrated HD 4000) (pre - install OS > SUSE 11)
  
  Current OS: Win 7 Professional 64-bit
  
  Problem:
  
  Installed in almost all of the drivers that were available here:
  
  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/ProductList.jsp?lang=en & CC = US & TaskID = 135 & prodTypeId...

  (ofc. for w7 64-bit; and they claim to work)
  
  But he never passed to the Radeon HD 7650 M no matter what I attributed to the AMD Catalyst (High Performance) + energy Max Power Mode (also checked the option all have been set for maximum power).

  So, basically, the problem is that the discrete Radeon HD 7650 M graphics card is never available. I tried to disable in the BIOS "Switchable Graphics" Mode > causes only that the HD 7650 M is not yet visible in the Manager of hardware + not available + catalyst shows that it is working properly. (+ there is no Option that worked to manually assign the gpu)

  Given that the system must be a switchable dynamic AMD chart , I can not even download other drivers than those offered by HP (won't work of course...).

  > > In games only the HD 4000 is visible (even when the 7650M is completely disabled games and videos run with HD 4000 > > who said so far only one has been used (I wanted to clarify that since some think that the HD 4000 is supported "in the background" by the discrete gpu-> is not!))

  There there no driver to manage the 7650M atm? As far as I read Sony handled somehow this problem for their products with the material mentioned above. Also tried to remove all the drivers and installation only AMD (not a good idea... no drivers of Intel HD nothing worked - well, since only this integrated gpu was his work so far).

  Oh almost forgot... the BIOS preinstalled is somehow a newer version than that offered on the section driver for hp 4540 s:

  BIOS version: 68IRR worm. F.02, 27.07.2012

  SMBIOS: 2.7

  So useful I can provide screenshots. (Side-Note: Notebook was released as this month, I guess).

  Thanks for any help/advice in advance.

  Maybe useful references:

  http://www.manualowl.com/m/Hewlett-Packard/ProBook-4540s/manual/277780?page=39

  (only page 39)

  Probably useless Info:
  Tested the system also with 3d-mark-11 > preset he advances to 'High Performance' (in the catalyst) I was surprised how the test is run (results looked like 10-20-times "less" than the average same gpu (7650M) < also it was the first time I saw a program used the discreet gpu.)

  > "Message:"... the graphics driver was not accepted. I can assure you that.

  What also bothers me is the fact that some hardware probably 4000HD Intel is really buring stable around 122-130 ° C (even if the laptop is not hot at all - maybe that the sensors are nuts...)

  

  Switching problem SOLVED!

  Because it works battery with the graphics mode I again probably energy options that can interfere - checked all and found one that blocked the graphics of switching:

  > Click on the stack > energy Options (for the regime) > improved energy options > check all entries there are 3 that may conflict with the power:

  > Set the switchable dynamic graphics for battery and ac automatic
  > Set the gpu power plan intel for performance max ac (or both - if you want to)
  > Set the ATI Powerplay - Options for optimal performance / max
  
  ! Also check that you have set the application/game to HIGH Performance in your
  Catalyst Control Center (+ do not turn off the Power Play Option in Catalyst Control Center)

  (+ do not forget after passage of balanced high-power or energy saving these entries must be defined as well)

  ↑ graphic will pass!

  ! Rest, the computer will always be bluescreen then (maybe this can also be solved by playing with the Options of energy.

  ! Also remember that applications/games will still show that you can select the HD 4000 only, but will switch discrete gpu (7650M HD). More FPS + better graphics that will prove also.
  

  Screens to make it easier to understand:

  

  

  

  

• Can a run of DDR2 PCI E 2.1 graphics ASUS AMD Radeon HD 5450 1 GB Arma 2?

  I want to know if aASUS can of DDR2 PCI E 2.1 AMD Radeon HD 5450 1 GB graphics card run Arma 2 and most of the games on the pc because I have an ATI 1250 x Radeon and it does not work anything good.

  Hello.

  HD 5450 is not very suitable for the game. It is designed for HTPC video decoding, not rendering advanced real-time.

  You can check your system and how it behaves on various games by going to the site below, select the game you are interested and meet the specifications of your system at the bottom of the page.

  http://www.game-debate.com/games/

• Three monitors on two AMD Radeon HD7470 video cards

  I just got a Minitour OptiPlex 9010 with 2 dual AMD Radeon HD7470 1 GB graphics cards.  When I placed my order, I told them that I wanted to connect three monitors.  The VGA port has been inactive for other video cards have been installed.  I've been on technical support for more than three hours, when they finally decided to send a tech.  He was released the next day and told me that I needed a split adapter.  I ordered an and he hung up but there was showed the same jobs and I was unable to make changes to the resolution, etc.  Video cards have a DVI and a displayport.  I can connect a DVI monitor and others in the displayport and the monitor then third on the second video card?  Or can I just add another video card to the Tower?  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  Thank you!

  Hi pbondcb,

  You must connect the first monitor to the DVI port and the second for the DisplayPort on the first graphics card. The second monitor must be connected to the DisplayPort with the appropriate cable. You can connect the monitor third DVI port on the second graphics card.  You must enable the display via the Catalyst Control Center under Windows, using the Eyefinity function. The third monitor works only in Windows.

  I hope you find this information useful.

  Please reply to this message if you need help.

• HP ENVY 15-j007cl: AMD Radeon HD 8650 G update for HP ENVY 15-j007cl

  For a few years now, I've owned an HP ENVY 15-j007cl (not the touchscreen version). For most all my purposes, the laptop works very well. This includes almost all the PC games that I am committed to.  This laptop has a processor AMD A10 - 5750M 2.50 GHz with an AMD Radeon HD 8650G integrated graphics card graphics card. This card can run almost anything on middle/low graphic... almost.

  Now here's the crazy thing. I swear that when I bought this laptop, something that came with it said that it was possible to update or add an additional graphics card. This isn't an easy feat for most laptops I have ever been. I wonder if someone can confirm that it is possible on this model, and if so, the recommendations would be welcome.

  This is definitely a safe assumption - sorry not to be more clear!

  The vast majority of laptops have graphics integrated without space for additional cards, which means replace the processor in order to improve their graphics.

  There are actually ways to add a graphics card with external adapters, but these are really is only useful if you try to add an additional screen. This article at PC Advisor covers this topic: LINK

  Please let me know if you have any other questions.

• Problem with Inspiron 15 3537 AMD Radeon HD 8670 M Driver for Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit

  Hi team,

  I bought this laptop a month back and still not able to understand the problem with the video driver.

  Laptop model - http://www.dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/19/Product/inspiron-15-3537

  Issue - AMD Radeon HD 8670 M Driver does not not in Windows 7 Enterprise. Error - driver has stopped working.

  Drivers have tried - http://www.dell.com/support/drivers/ag/en/19/driverdetails?driverid=P28NG

  Help, please.

  I called Dell phone Support and they helped me solve the problem.

  Solution: -.

  Step 1 - updated BIOS to latest version

  Step 2 - before you install the AMD driver, install the Intel HD Graphics driver 4400 (most of people think that is not necessary because we have a dedicated external AMD card. "It was my mistake too). You can download it from Dell support.

  Step 3 - install AMD Radeon HD M 8670 driver

  And yeppy it works! Windows experience index has a flexible 6.5 for the games graphics on Win 7

• AMD Radeon HD M 8670 drivers for HP Pavilion 15-n020AX Windows 8.1 Enterprise 64-bit

  I bought 15-n020AX-HP Pavilion NoteBook PC. The specification says it has AMD Quad-Core A4-5000 1 .5GHz microprocessor and video graphics card AMD Radeon HD 8670 M (1 GB of DDR3 memory) dedicated. I have installed Windows Enterprise 64 bit OS 8.1 and tried to install the driver AMD HD on the Site of HP driver Support:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-125620-1&CC=in&DLC=en&LC=en...

  The above driver install Catalyst Control Center, but not the real Radeon graphics card drivers. Therefore, I am not able to use the graphics card and dedicated 1 GB of DDR3 RAM at all. My Device Manager shows an unrecognized "Video controller" and basic Windows display driver handles my screen with 256 MB graphics memory. Kindly let me know the solution.

  Hello:

  Try the driver AMD Mobility beta Catalyst on the link below.

  http://support.AMD.com/en-us/KB-articles/pages/latest-catalyst-Windows-Beta.aspx

• Pavilion 15-ab063cl: Amd Radeon r6 is it appropriate for the game (it's built)

  I want to buy Pavilion 15-ab063cl and he have gpu amd Radeon r6. I want to know if it is integrated or not and if it is appropriate for the game?

  Thanks for help

  It's graphic APU which meands it goes right into the processor. It is always integrated and not dedicated video and not intended for serious games. If you want to run really demanding games on a laptop you need a portable game special purpose-built and those experiencing a few dollars. HP makes a laptop 'game' that runs around $1500 and it is at best a thing of mid range lower, but still much better than what you are asking about. True gaming laptops start at $2000. The laptop you are asking on maybe run some games to lower settings very well. Integrated video is going is pretty good, but which is like saying you are high 'little person' of the world-not much.

• What best graphics card for Photoshop, After Effects and first: 740 GT, GTX 750ti, GTX 750 OC or GTX 750PH? Perhaps a more expensive card?

  Hello

  I'll be editing and create animated graphic and because of the CUDA, strip memory bandwidth, etc... I'm not sure what is the best graphic card for the range of 100-€200 / $. Could you please guide me on this? Kind regards

  Hello

  You can you please check the system requirements for creative cloud and different applications: -.

  https://helpx.Adobe.com/creative-cloud/system-requirements.html

• Surrently there is no support for NVIDIA 660GTX GEFORCE 3D graphics card not rendered ray trace in After Effects CS6.

  How can I get Adobe to provide rendering support traced 3dRay

  for the GPU so that I don't have to go buy a GTX 670, 680 or 690 card, along with a new power supply, which it will need to run?

  There is a 'hack' that is displayed all over the internet which explains how to add your GPU to the list of the EI of the cards 'approved '. Note that this is a feature not SUPPORTED in CS6, so proceed at your own risk.

• Is the module vision development in labview 8.6. sufficient for acquiring images in real time and analysis using a webcam

  Hello

  I'm new to labview and trying to develop a system of eye tracking using labview 8.6. He has the vision development module, and I was wondering if this was not enough for the treatment and real-time image acquisition or could I need other software tools.

  Yes, to acquire images from a webcam, you need drivers imaq-dx.

  Take a look at this link:

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• Why K5200 Quadro card from Nvidia does not appear as a map taken in charge for after effects CC 2014? It is listed as supported for first Pro CC 2014.

  I am putting together the specs for a Dell workstation that I use to make Adobe CC work, including video with After Effects and Premiere Pro. My computer expert worries that the card Quadro K5200 I want to have the system is listed as supported for Premiere Pro CC 2014, but that it is not listed as supported for after effects CC 2014. Are there problems of compatibility with this card and EI?

  Thank you!

  stevemctee wrote:

  I enjoy the conversations of the sidebar and it's valuable information, but I'm really hoping to hear from Adobe on why this card is not listed, supported by the AE.

  Oooh, I can answer this too!

  Development and release of the CC, they do not work with the rendering engine raytraced we did at all (except in the align each version for compatibility reasons), so no more cards have been (or is going to be) tested and added to the white list.

  It may be a bit before someone with the official logo of has is available in. This is a user forum. We are grateful that Adobe people push their heads in many (seriously, gets it the AE Forum is a lot of love by considering how tiny the AE team), but sometimes it can take a while so that they appear. (Especially if some of them are on holiday). That's why they have people like us; We cannot have has, but we have M, V and P

  Speaking of the integration of C4D: when I recently visited the offices of the Adobe team, I must have a look at some of the new technology, they are working on future versions. I am very pleased of the future development of the AE. The lines between 3d and compositing are really starting to fade. Some of the things that currently lack us (expressions to control the animation of models C4D, for example) will be addressed.

  Now, if you plan to do a lot of work in 3d which is most often the titles and that sort of thing, I think looking at the 3d or 3d Zaxwerks Invigorator element. Latest version of the item makes it extremely fast given it's beautiful, it can look. It's amazing, really. (And it uses the GPU!)

• No sound on HP DC7800 since equipped AMD Radeon HD6450 graphics card.

  Hello

  I just bought HP DC7800 PC with no operating system. I installed Windows XP SP3 with all updates to the OS and an AMD Radeon HD6450 video card. When the OS is on there is no sound. BIOS (v1.32) has Intel HD audio that is enabled. I tried to change settings in the Bios under devices PCI IRQ 5, 10 and 11 - nothing has changed. I installed Microsoft UAA and reinstalled the Realtek audio driver, but still have no audio. Any ideas?

  You are the very welcome.

  I have a dc7800 CMT

  I installed the Radion HD 6570 and lost my whole integrated audio system as you did.

  I know where you are in the BIOS, and this isn't in the right place.

  Is there a device Options menu, under the Advanced menu.

  This is where you find the setting.

  See page 10 on the link below. There is no audio menu embedded in the manual because it does not appear when you add an audio or video HDMI card.

  http://bizsupport2.Austin.HP.com/BC/docs/support/SupportManual/c01162201/c01162201.PDF