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• What is the best graphic card for after effect

  Hello
  my graphics card is not supported for after effect. I'll buy a new one and I would like to know what is the best
  Thank you

  There is never a simple answer for such a question, but:
  List of cards supported for 3D Ray Tracing in AE, you will find it here: after effects configuration required for Mac OS and Windows

  More information on NVidia: Adobe after effects CC - 3D Graphics workflow | NVIDIA

  But to be honest, most of the nvidia graphics cards will work with AE - ELA easier - more Cuda cores better.
  But before you spend a lot of money for the high GPU know AE uses mainly from CPU to GPU rendering is not so important. It uses the GPU only for RayTracing (obsolete)

  and some third-party plug-ins.

• 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.

• How to create a card for After Effects?

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• Graphics card for AE?

  Hello

  Some tips on graphics cards, please.

  I need to buy a new PC soon, so do not have the time to save more money. (My AE [CS5] projects are small and modest, not monsters with 1000 layers with 100s of effects.)

  I know that graphics cards play an important role in the game, but how important they are for video production?

  Here are my options for a core of six, 8 GB RAM PC I can just afford:

  ATI 5450

  ATI 6450

  GT610

  Can I get away with a cheap card or my system will really suffer?

  If these cards cheap would be a nightmare, would a 6770 or GT640 bring a vast improvement?

  As I said, budget and time are the two big problems!

  Thanks for any help,

  Steve

  Pay attention to advice on graphics cards for After Effects CS5. Most people will give you information that is valid for CS6 and later versions, which will help for you, since everything to do with the GPU has been changed in After Effects CS6.

  For After Effects CS5, which is OpenGL, and almost any modern map will give more than enough muscle to help.

  You should spend your money on more RAM.

• 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

• After the upgrade of the House 7 to 7 Pro the Toshiba support site shows the bad graphics card for L775D.

  Original title: Graphics Adapter Gone.

  After the upgrade of the House 7 to 7 Pro the Toshiba support site shows the bad graphics card for my L775D. I have an AMD Radeon 6250 built in card and when you search AMD support site, it does not show my video card. I did a search automatically and empty came also.

  I also had a problem with a file. TVALZ_O Sys when I search because she is on board I came with 3 files which no I can do something with. The system will accept all available Windows updates and continues do not install 3 updates of security. This a Quad Core A6 Vision 1.4 GB processor any help would be greatly appreciated as I formatted and reinstalled until I'm blue in the face.

  Hello Stephen,

  The file that TVALZ_O seems to be linked to Toshiba ACPI and it seems THAT BIOS should be updated.

  Since you are facing many problems after the upgrade to Windows 7 Professional, it seems you may need to check the latest updates of the Toshiba BIOS.

  Important: Change the BIOS (Basic input output system) / Semiconductor (CMOS) to complementary metal oxide settings can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the configuration of the BIOS/CMOS settings can be solved. Changes to settings are at your own risk.

  You have to get in contact with the support Toshiba BIOS update and to get help.

  Hope the helps of information. Let us know if you need help with Windows related issues. We will be happy to help you.

• 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!)

• Graphics card for AGP 8 x

  My motherboard have AGP 8 x ABIT VT7(since 2004, he is too old), but how to find all graphics cards Nvidia Geforce or ATi graphics support 8 x AGP?

  My graphics card is NVIDIA GeForce FX5500 is supported with AGP 8 x, so I need to move on to higher performance graphics card for AGP 8 x.

  Hope will understand.

  Not that you want to use a card of 4 x AGP even more ancient, but AGP 4 x and 8 x use the same housing.
  A small number of 8 x AGP cards apparently isn't able to downclock to 4 x however.
  All model Geforce AGP on FX on is series cards 8 x cards
  (except of course for the PCI-e ;)-models).

  You will notice that some maps on the page below say 4 x / 8 x. It's basically 8 cards x which will be
  also run at 4 x speed if you have a motherboard of 4 x (those that don't say that no doubt
  will operate also at 4 X too).
  Newegg AGP 8 x

  They have the FX5500 and Geforce 6200, but the 6200 is likely much better than your FX5500
  overall because it is at the lower end of the series, but it should make some lighting effects a bit better.
  For the best interpretation of a test series to go with a larger number of second.
  Mid to high range would be for example. -6500 > 6800, etc..

  If you are looking for something powerful, the map below is upscale for this series.
  but you do not want to check that your power supply is sufficient to run it.

  BFG 6800 Ultra BFG 6800GT (GT > GTX > Ultra).

  I think that he has ceased to produce high range AGP models after the 7800 series
  7800GS

  Another possible pitfall could be if you have a DELL or similar Machines OEM as
  It is said that they sometimes made components for their own specifications (even more so in the era of)
  your machine), which requires you to buy the pieces at home.
  You can check this with the mfg if you have this type of machine.

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• I can't believe I bought the new nVidia Zotac GeForce 960 AMP! for After Effects and it are not compatible! Is that what I can do to fix this?

  I was interested to get a subscription to the cloud, but I just found out that my GPU is not compatible with After Effects. It's a deal breaker. Can't believe that there isn't a patch or something for this graphics card excellent!

  The only feature in After Effects for which this card cannot be used is acceleration GPU of the obsolete plotted in 3D rendering engine Department. All the other features of After Effects GPU must serve very well as this card. Keep in mind that After Effects uses the GPU for very little, so the GPU doesn't matter much for After Effects, anyway.

  Features GPU (CUDA, OpenGL) in After Effects

• P7-1245 (QW762AA): list compatible graphics cards for p7-1245 (IPISB-CU)?

  I bought a ZOTAC GeForce GTX 760 for my p7-1245 with a card mother IPISB-CU. Product specifications say that the motherboard supports PCI-E x 16 video cards. I also bought a 725w diet to accommodate the new video card.

  After installation, the computer hangs on the splash screen for HP. I can't even in the setting menus.

  After replacing the card with the original AMD Radeon HD 7450 everything worked again.

  I did some research and discovered many similar problems when people try to replace or improve the graphics cards in their HP desktops. Recommendations including the update of the bios, etc. seem to be ineffective for others, with the possible conclusion is the incompatibility of the Council itself, with the graphics card.

  Maybe the card I bought requires a newer generation PCI slot and is not backward compatible?

  Is there a list of compatible graphics cards for the card mother IPISB-CU?

  Thanks for any help.

  Hello

  The list of the HP OEM below graphics cards should work in your PC.

  

• graphics card for HP Compaq dc7800

  I am looking to buy a graphics card for my HP Compaq dc7800 small form Factor PC, I would like to have cheap cards. What would you recommend.

  Hello:

  You are rather limited with 240W power.

  I would get an opportunity low profile ATI Radeon 2400 HD 256 MB PCIe card on eBay.

  This Dell card I posted should work just fine.

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/Dell-ATI-Radeon-HD-2400PRO-320-5891-/280798788349?PT=PCC_Video_TV_Cards & Hash = item4160e97afd

  If you want that a new map of low profile with HDMI, you can check the link below for the Radeon HD 6450. But make sure that the card you get comes with support for low profile and read the comments on some of these cards where they say the basket of pins VGA closing case.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/ProductList.aspx?submit=Ene & N = 100006662 & IsNodeId = 1 & Description = % 206450 HD & Bop = and & Order = Rating & PageSize = 20

  If you get a card with HDMI output, it will disable your onboard video, then reboot the PC after loading the drivers for the card, go into the BIOS and in device configuration menu, change the integrated audio system setting from disabled to enabled. Save the setting here and even once, when you go out. Then get you your integrated audio system and have also audio HDMI if you need.

  Paul

• New graphics card for Alienware X 51

  I want to buy my son a new graphics card for its Alienware X 51, purchased in 2013. The vehicle currently has a Nvidia GT 640, which apparently is not fast enough for new games there.

  After reading this topic I think of two cards, I found on Amazon UK:

  PNY Nvidia GeForce GTX Graphics Card 960 1127 MHz 2 GB PCI Express

  EVGA 2 GB Nvidia GeForce GTX Superclocked GDDR5 graphics card 960.

  This is the right type of card? And who would be best?

  Power is currently an adapter 240W. Is it necessary to buy a one 330W and must be of (very expensive) Dell, or could I get away with some of the cheapest on Amazon?

  Would appreciate some advice please - I can't be wrong!

  9 ½ "card reference only.

  Best price card / Best: PNY GeForce GTX 960 4 GB VCGGTX9604XPB

  Yes, the Amazon 330 watts power for sale here is the same as my X 51 Psalm 330w

• 32 GB or 64 GB of RAM for After Effects CC 2014?

  -All right, let's do this:

  1. System Specs:
  3. Card mother Asus X 99 Deluxe Usb 3.1
  4. 32 GB DDR4 RAM Corsair
  5. Intel i7 5960 x @ 3.0 GHZ CPU
  6. 2 x EVGA NVIDIA GTX 970 s
  7. Samsung 256 GB 850 Pro (boot drive)
  8. 1 TB Samsung 850 Pro (Cache, Source footage, rendering output, etc. By car)
  9. Seagate 2 TB HDD (backup drive)
  10. Thermaltake 1000W PSU gold
  11. Corsair H105 cooler of liquid

  So, I do create After Effects compositions really intensive (usually from 10 to 20 layers by composition) and to make use of almost all the effects, there (as the displacement of pixels, motion blur, etc.) for many of my compositions.  32GB has worked pretty well, but I recently had a problem where the computer recognizes only 8 GB of RAM; in view of this, I noticed the huge difference in performance after effects CC 2014 between 8 and 32 GB (8GB off multiprocessing, for example).  This makes me wonder... saw how intense my compositions are, 64 GB would create a noticeable difference?  I have the ability to be upgraded to 64 GB right now (optionally) for free by "scheming and business."  What types of performance gains I could expect from 32 GB to 64 GB DDR4 DDR4?

  The performance gain would be very important for After Effects. Go ahead!

  Premiere Pro (this forum) isn't really helped a lot when the RAM is updated past 32 GB, but After Effects uses RAM for previews and may even beg for more than 64 GB on systems either.

• 750ti GTX or Radeon HD 7970 for After Effects

  Hello

  I'm building a new PC, mainly to work with After Effects, but I can't decide between the Nvidia GTX 750Ti and AMD Radeon HD 7970.

  OK, so the 750ti is more recent, but it is much lower that the 7970 HD (it has less memory, less units of the shading, lower rate of pixel, lower rate of texture, etc., etc.), but it also has a lower energy consumption (which is not really important to me). But much more is has it Nvidia Cuda, who can work in After Effects.

  So my question is: how much Cuda really helps? Is it better that a card is more powerful (in terms of all the other stats that I wrote), or is it better that it is less powerful, but Cuda?

  Thanks in advance.

  (BTW, I currently have AMD Radeon HD 7770, and I have a really weak and old, CPU that I intend to upgrade after the GPU)

  CUDA is almost completely unrelated to After Effects. It is used by an obsolete feature that is phased out.

  Details of how After Effects uses the GPU (minimum):

  Features GPU (CUDA, OpenGL) in After Effects

  Spend your money on the RAM and CPU and SSD before you worry about the GPU for After Effects.