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• Best graphics card for Photo editing

  Hi all

  I am a professional photographer. Currently, I use Photoshop CS5 and Lightroom 4.1. I'm having a new computer built just to edit my photos. The Council will be an ASUS P9X79 with memory intel Core i7-3820 and 16 GB. Construction computer technician would like a recommendation of the fastest and or better graphics card to edit images.

  All my work is done in RAW of a 5 d MII. 21 million pixels.

  Processing speed has always been a bottleneck for me and Lightroom 4 did not help.

  Can you please recommend the best or fastest graphics card for this system?

  Thanks, Jim

  James,

  Lightroom doesn't have much in terms of graphics cards when editing images. It would be nice if it makes use of the GPU, but it doesn't. Photoshop can, and some Lightroom 'plugins' as things NIK do use fancy graphics, but I think that again, you will not need top of the line chart. In any case, it will probably not make LR turn faster.

  I have a Core i7-2600 with 8 GB, and LR is smooth and delicate with 12 megapixel images, so your new machine looks like it will work pretty good LR.

  HAL

• Best graphics card for Premiere Pro and Photoshop?

  Hi all!

  I would like to know what shoul graphics card I put in my new computer, I'm a photographer and video editor, so I use mainly Photoshop and Premier.

  I thought a lot about a Quadro 620 DDR3, is it allowed?

  Thank you!

  Sorry, I may have misunderstood, but did you ask the best or the worst card?

  BEST: NO, it's the worst card find.

  WORSE: YES, it's the best map you can find worse.

  Best choice in this price range is the GTX950. About the same price and at least 8 times faster.

• 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.

• 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

• NVIDIA Geforce GT640 good graphics card for PrE10 despite the bandwidth low memory?

  Can anyone confirm that the nVidia Geforce GT640 is a reasonable graphics for first 10 Elements and Photoshop Elements 10?

  The person who set up my office of 3770K Core i7 with 16 GB of RAM at 1600 mHz installed map GT640 nVidia with 2 GB memory DDR3. He said that it was a good (low cost) card for video editing because it has 384 CUDA cores - very useful for video editing. I'm pretty ignorant on graphics cards, but as the power consumption low, 65 watts and deemed cool temperature resistance. I have read since DDR5 memory would have been much faster due to a higher bandwidth memory - say 80-90 GB per second compared to 28.5 Gb per second for DDR3 memory on the GT640 map. I've been after use of economic power. DDR5 memory cards use 110 watts upward and run a lot hotter than the DDR 3 cards, all other things being equal. Really fast cards require a special power and cooling.

  Does anyone know if the bandwidth limited memory is important in video editing? Speed is much more critical in the game than in video editing? Are other attributes such as 384 hearts CUDA, synchronization of nvenc, dedicated encodment, 28nm architecture Kepler, frame buffer of memory 2 GB, 1.3 billion transistors, many units of texture - more important than bandwidth memory in video editing? Limited by memory bandwidth DDR3 affects the image quality?

  I read that the GT640 would be much faster (producing the best image quality?) as the HD4000 integrated Intel graphics processor Core i7 Ivy Bridge. Is it so?

  Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit and all programs are installed on a SSD 120 GB OCZ Agility 3. My data drive is a 1 to 7200 RPM Seagate SATA 3. I have a nice 21 inch ASUS LED monitor and recorder blu - ray LG vs228n.

  I did a lot of editing with PrE 3 with a desktop Dell 3.06 gHz hyperthreading and Win XP. The output and even control the preview was clear and stable. I'm continuing to capture a mini tape dv standard definition of a 3 months Panasonic handycam FireWire, but plan to upgrade to HD 3MOS to flash memory. I do really small control - about 7cm wide - PR10 screen, because the quality of the preview image is much poorer than the quality I experienced with the first elements 3 with Win XP program. This is just an indication of the memory gain in pre 10 previews? I expect the output to be much higher, although still mpeg2-DVD quality until I update my camera. I put the record on the maximum bit rate.

  In any case, despite these reservations with the quality of the preview, the GT640 seems very well on stage. Quality of the image in Photoshop, and online on my computer is excellent.

  I updated the driver nVidia yesterday to version 306.23 display.

  Almost all graphics cards forums are subject of the game. I hope to see more forums on graph editing here.

  What do you think of the 2 GB nVidia GT640 for editing with 10 pre-Photoshop Elements 10? How about image quality in the pre 10 monitor compared to the quality of the production? Quality of the image in the monitor of the PrE 3 sharper and more stable, because I imagine?

  Regards, Phil

  Premiere Elements is not chart-map-dependent. You should be fine. In fact, finer.

• Satellite C650D - driver graphics card for Win XP

  Hi all

  I deleted my newly bought laptop Windows 7
  Mainly because I'm very comfortable with XP and don't want anything too flashy with RAM

  Now, I installed XP and all the drivers are good with the exception of the video
  It doesn't seem to be a compatible video driver for Win XP and although I found 1 somewhere on the net the mobile installs it and then nothing happens... Center of how ATI catylist or something...

  Any suggestions?

  Thank you kindly

  Jonathan

  Hello

  On the European driver Toshiba page I could find a driver for graphics card for Satellite C650D
  [ATi Display Driver v8.723.2 | http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com/innovation/download_driver_details.jsp?service=EU&selCategory = 2 & selFamily = 2 & selSeries = 312 & selProduct = 5388 & selSh ortMod = 984 & language = 13 & selOS = all & selType = all & yearu pload = & monthupload = & dayupload = & useDate = null & mode = a llMachines & search = & action = search & macId = & country = al l & selectedLanguage = 13 & type = all & page = 2 & ID = 76170 & OSI D = 10 & driverLanguage = 42]

  I recommend you this driver.

• Pavilion 500-314: graphics card for 500-314 Pavilion update

  Please suggest a graphics card for me.

  I have the R7 Radion integrated AMD provided with the motherboard, when I bought the Office a couple of years. Max resolution seems to be 1600 x 1200.  I want to improve my (two) monitors and the graphics card in order to better support my work Adobe Lightfoot.  I did not and never going to make any game.  Power supply of the desktop computer is 300W.

  I like to keep the price of the card under $ 100. I've not spotted monitors so I don't know what will be my target resolution, but 1600 x 1200 is too low.

  Thank you.

  @MarkG3, welcome to the forum.

  Here is a video card which should do what you need.  It's a little above your budget, but it is really worth the extra money.  The plug on the State of EVGA Web site she needs at least 300W to work properly.  However, there have been several reports on the forum think 400W is needed.  Read the reviews to see what users have to say about it.

  If you decide to buy it you can try with your current converter of power supply (PSU).  It will not damage anything.  It simply will not work correctly.

  Please click on the button + Thumbs up if I helped you and click on accept as Solution If your problem is resolved.

• Update graphics card for Hp P6654Y

  I like 2 would upgrade Graphics Card for Hp P6654Y with Ati radeon 4200

  What would be a good choice 4 (WOT) online game

  Here are the minimum requirements and recommended World of Tanks;

  Minimum system requirements:
  Operating system: Windows XP/Vista/7/8
  Processor: 2.2GHz
  RAM: 1.5 GB for Windows XP, 2 GB for Windows Vista/7/8
  GPU: GeForce 6800GT with 256 MB of video memory / ATI X 800 with 256 MB of video memory, DirectX 9 .0c
  Audio adapter: compatible with DirectX 9.0 c
  Available space on HARD drive: 9 GB
  Internet connection speed: 256 Kbps
  
  Recommended configuration:
  Operating system: Windows XP/Vista/7/8 64-bit
  CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.5 GHz / AMD Athlon™ 64 X 2 5600 + 2.8 GHz (or higher)
  RAM: 4 GB (or more)
  GPU: GeForce 260 / ATI HD4870 (or better) with1Gb (or more) of video memory, DirectX 9 .0c
  Audio adapter: compatible with DirectX 9.0 c
  Available space on HARD drive: 9 GB
  Internet connection speed: 1024 Kbps (or faster)

  Here are the specifications of your desktop HP Pavilion p6654y magnesium Gray edition. According to the specification, this model has an AMD Athlon II X 4 630 CPU, PCIe x 16 expansin location and a 250 watt power supply. The AMD Athlon II X 4 630 CPU processor meets the recommended game requirements. You can install a graphics class gaming card, but will also need to replace the power supply.

  Consider a nVidia GTX 560 Ti or GTX 660 it graphic card... AMD Radeon HD 6870 or higher graphics card... and a Corsair CX500 or CX600 power supply. These updates should hold you for a while.

  Please send Bravo

• Get a new graphics card for the HP Envy 700-214

  Hello

  So I tried to get a new graphics card for my HP Envy 700-214, but I'm not aware if this map is compatible or if it would have a negative impact on my system.

  http://www.GeForce.com/hardware/desktop-GPUs/GeForce-GTX-750-TI/specifications

  I don't want my system to be harmed in any way.  Here is the link to the computer.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c04100558

  Thank you!

  Wolfking98, welcome to the forum.

  Here is the video card manufactured by EVGA.  It shouldn't harm your system somehow.  However, if you have trouble with the installation, you can contact their Technical Support (1-888-880-3842) or online.  They were very useful for me.  Read the reviews to see what users have to say about it.  As you can see, there are a lot of comments and appreciation 5 eggs.  You can't do better.

  Please click on the Thumbs up button '+' if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• Need new and better graphics card for my Satellite L30-10 W

  Hello

  I have ATI radeon x 200 m and I'm looking for good drivers for it.
  I m using windows Vista.
  I have on my drive of the graphics drivers installed but don't worry all is well and that's why my computer is running very slowly.
  Maybe someone has a similar problem like me.

  Hi Luk

  > Maybe someone has a similar problem like me
  Why you write about problems is not a problem it s a fact

  Believe me the new graphics card driver will not change anything!
  I had a Vista installed on the L30 and the laptop was very slow.

  I decided to install and use the XP again
  Vista needs much more portable recources like the previous Microsoft OS s. That's why the L30 runs slower.

  In my view, we should use the Vista on computers that support a graphics card with a 256 MB own or more, faster CPU and min. 2GB of memory.

• 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

• Low profile & power graphics card for s3321p Slimline

  Hi I currently own a HP Pavilion Slimline s3321p. It's a good system, except the graphics card.

  OS: Vista 32-bit

  RAM: 2 GB (will likely move to 4 GB)

  Hard drive: 500 GB

  PSU: 160W

  Processor: AMD Athlon 64 X 2 5000 + (2.6 GHz)

  Course graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 6150SE nForce 430

  You can find more details here: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01297158

  I know it's really hard to find a graphics card for 160W, but I really don't want to upgrade my power supply.

  I would like to play the new Sim City 5, and specifications of my computer are satisfying the requirements (surpassing a number), except for the graphics. I need to at least 256 MB and the 6150 has only 128 MB. Could you give me any suggestions on a graphics card that will fill my computer and the power supply? Thank you.

  Thanks, help is really appreciated.

  Also, I'm a bit confused about the difference between a chipset and a card, could you explain that? It is said that there is 1 PCI x 16 slot for a graphics card.

  If you think that I really need a new power supply, could you give some recommendations? But I really try to avoid it, then, Yes. Thanks again and sorry for this post so long.

  You have already linked to the card to your computer, but for good measure... Here are the specifications of original factory for your HP Pavilion Slimline s3321p desktop again. As you already know, there's only a non - ATX 160 watts of power. The only way you'll be able to install a graphics card in retail is to upgrade your diet. www.athenapower.com should have a diet that will power a graphics card with a system recommended nominal power of 300-400 watts power. Alternatively, you can contact HP, see if they have a low graphics power of cutom made card that will work with the provision of 160 watts of power. This option will probably be more expensive.

  According to specifications, your computer has integrated graphics using nVidia GeForce 6150SE integrated chipset with up to 256 MB (512 MB or more of memory system). Basically, a motherboard with integrated graphics card has the graphics capability built into the motherboard. A graphics card, on the other hand, is a map designed to plug into a slot on the motherboard. As a general rule, a graphics card will be more powerful than integrated graphics card of a chipset.

  Please let us know how you want to proceed and we should be able to help you any further.

• update graphics card for desktop PC HP Pavilion p6-2378

  I am looking to update my graphics card for my PC. Those who would be the best for my computer?

  Gamer30, welcome to the forum.

  I think that your handle explain what you want to do with the new video card.  Therefore, in my opinion, you have to upgrade the power supply (PSU), also.  The existing PSU is 300W.  Latest intermediate level maps require a minimum of 400 w to work properly.  These cards will be much better than the integrated video.

  I like Corsair and OCZ PSU.  They are of high quality.  Here's one that should fit in the space provided and give some future upgrade room.  I would normally recommend at least 500W, but 500 or 600 w will work as well for your situation.  The computer does not use any more power there need work properly.  As a result, won't hurt the computer. I recommend you measure the PSU existing and comparing measures to whichever you choose.

  I like the graphics cards XFX, EVGA, Sapphire and PNY in that order.  Here is one that you will give a boost to good performance and won't break the Bank.  I recommend you stay less than 9 "long.  This ensures that it fits in the space provided.

  If you don't like one of the recommendations I have made, they will give you at least an idea of what works in your computer.  Always read the reviews to see what users have to say about any product you decide to buy.

  If your problem is solved, please click "accept as a Solution.