GTX 750 it sufficient for accelerating GPU in CC 2014?

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• ZOTAC GeForce GTX 750 Ti / Gigabyte Nvidia GT 710 sufficient for accelerating GPU in CC 2015?

  Hi all

  I have Photoshop 2015 and filter oil painting is grayed out. So, I want to update my graphics card. Please help me

  System Specs:

  Gigabyte GA 78LMT S2PV

  AMD FX 6100

  Hyper X 8 GB RAM

  GeForce 210 (OpenCl version is 1.0) (I need 1.1 or higher if they exsist)

  WD 1 TB purple

  Thermaltake TR2 500W PSU S

  PCI-E - 2

  If you want to suggest any other graphics card with limited budget, then it will be toasty come :)

  Photoshop and illustrator are less demanding than the first, so your cpu should be ok for them. If you get a video card only for photoshop and illustrator, you can watch the r7 amd 360 for about $90. If you want to spend more on rx 470 4 GB, it would be a good card for the money.

  CUDA is exclusively for nvidia only cards. Some software requires cuda/nvidia to work. If you use other software or plugins in addition to the adobe software, which uses the video card, you will need to get its system requirements and to see what video cards they list.

• Allowing the AMD Radeon R9 M370X (MacBook Pro mid-2015) for accelerating GPU on Adobe Premiere Pro and other

  Hi all

  I just "upgraded" my MacBook Pro to a model of end of 2013 with a NVIDIA GeForce GT 750 M to a whole new model mid-2015 with an AMD Radeon R9 M370X.

  To compare performance, configure queues of same rendering with Premiere Pro Media Encoder in four sequences. These sequences contained native 4 K XAVC I, but four sequences have been "cropped" on a chronology of 25 1080 p, which means that I actually not export 4 K images. All four were slightly different, but while a 50 minutes.

  As I wanted to get an example of 'real world', I left on the old machine as CUDA rendering engine, as it's the best performance I can get the machine and the rendering engine on the new machine that OpenCL.

  I have to fill out a similar task at least once a week, so I know by experience, a queue of rendering as it takes about 2 hours by sequence to return.

  The results were very interesting and a little tell-satisfactory. Essentially, render on the CUDA compatible machine times were about 30% faster through all sequences of four compared to the AMD powered machine.

  Perhaps, somewhat lengthy explanation, but basically, I would like to know how to activate the acceleration in Adobe CC GPU - but especially with Premiere Pro, After Effects and Media Encoder.

  Apple seem to think that they support OpenCL (https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202823), AMD announce their compatibility with Adobe CC (http://www.amd.com/en-us/solutions/software-partners/adobe) - then why my GPU does not appear as a recommended here model? - https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/system-requirements.html

  Any advice or suggestions are appreciated.

  Hey Connor,

  This R9 card comes out MAY 2015 and 2015 CC was released on June. So, any card (s) that is listed in Premiere Pro specifications list must pass appropriate tests. In addition, credit cards that has a 1 GB of VRAM is likely to allow "mercury Playback Engine" for use CUDA or open CL features.

  According to the rendering time is considered as MVidia GT 750 M has a priority on AMD R9 M370X. You can check and compare the two cards, and also check the link below.

  Radeon R7 M370 vs GeForce GT 750 M Mac

  Vinay

• Cards for accelerated GPU rendering

  Where should I even start... I spent an hour trying to find a phone number to reach a person to care and when I finally found one I call and are sent to voicemail. Very nice Adobe.

  I'm looking at some GPU models that fall into some of those specified on the system requirements page and I just wanted to know if they would be compatible. One is an AMD R9 270 and the other is and Radeon HD 6950. They are not high-end, but they fall higher up in the hierarchy that many of those listed.

  Thanks in advance.

  If you are on a Mac, I know that the AMD maps are almost almost mandatory for some of the mobo, however... chipped nVidia cards tend to work better in the alembic of Adobe video applications. If you can go nVidia, you can get easier options.

  That said, the best place to ask it is more on the Hardware forum, which is the forum affiliated to any hardware related questions for Adobe video applications, PrPro AfterEffects, SpeedGrade, hearing, Media Encoder... and they don't have a LOT of threads, you can see this issue increasingly again asking it.

  Neil

  https://forums.Adobe.com/community/premiere/hardware_forum

• new graphics EVGA Geforce gtx 750 ti fails on HP pavilion H8-1114

  Hello

  I just bought new EVGA Geforce GTX 750 ti SuperClocked for my Pavilion HP H8-1114 and when I replaced the old GPU's GT 520 with the new, but it does not work and the freez of screen with the blue screen of HP and beeps several times.

  I found the same problem and it is resolved here:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-hardware/new-graphic-card-GeForce-GTX-750-TI-failing-on-HP-PAVI...

  Exactly the same problem that I have that my HP desktop computer is a more recent one year, so the question is if I do the same thing that sugested him will be resolved? If this isn't the case, could you please solve the problem for me. Because I believe that there is no problem with my PC hardware and it should work fine.

  Best regards and thank you

  -Ken

  Hi Ken,

  Watch high aon back of the graphics card for a switch.  See the image below.

  You should have received a leaflet in the box describing the use of the switch (legacy mode or UEFI).  If your PC is a version 8 HP BIOS then disable secure boot if set. If your PC isn't at the level of the BIOS version 8 and then the switch must be in position inherited.  The brochure should describe the use of the switch.

• HP Pavilion Elite HPE-140f: can I upgrade my NIVIDIA GeForce GT 230 NIVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 (or 750Ti)?

  I would like to upgrade my video/graphic on my HP Pavilion AY602AA-ABA HPE-140f.   The vehicle currently has the NIVIDIA GeForce GT 230 and I would go with 750Ti NIVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 or GTX.   Would one of these work with my system?

  I have not yet opened the file, but the system is supossedly a mother MS-7613 (Iona-GL8E) with Intel Core i5 650, 8 GB of RAM (I've read the product specifications that some say dual and some say quad... not sure exactly how this works).   I have Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.   It is 350 Watts.   The hard drive was a 1 to SATA but is shot and must be replaced [it is a different matter].

  I plan on adding a blue-ray disc player and use it for some games.   A recommendation for me was the NIVIDIA GeForce GTX 750.   I checked online and am confused with all the different versions and prices from this point.   Any help with specifications or which?    I need (or should) spend anything else?

  Thank you

  Persistent organic pollutants

  Hey Pops,

  I suggest that you go back to the person who recommended the NVIDIA GTX 750 and ask for evidence that it works before buying this graphics card.  The NVIDIA GTX 750 even if there a hybrid BIOS will work in some older PCs, but not others.

  Games?  Buy the NVIDIA GTX 660 and compare them with the CX600 Corsair or CS650m.

• GTX 750 Ti not used for Premiere Pro work cc 2014

  Hello

  I have a well specc'd had PC running Windows 8.1.  Intel i7 6 core HT, loads of Ram, 2 SSD drives, etc.  I have also a GTX 750 Ti GPU, I thought I would help with Pr mounting accelerated effects.  I've just updated today to version of the nVidia 353.06 driver after removing the old driver completely.  I have used Pr Pro CC 2014 and have just updated to 2015 Pro Pr release yesterday.

  I'm editing my 1080 video shooting apartment first of all if needs sharpening, increased saturation settings and luminance as well as others for audio and a stabilization.

  First (and Photoshop and Lightroom) all detect the GPU.  PR allows MEPS with Cuda for the project.  GPUSniffer detects the card Open GL and Cuda.

  For the moment I see no use of the GPU during playback in real time, clips of rendering or during encoding (with various effects).  Maybe 1-3%.   Chrome open with several tabs causes 33% use so the GPU card works.  GPU Z use to view the settings for the card.

  What I'm missing here?  The card is detected but not used (by accelerated effects).  Everyone had this card and is seen to work to expedite the process of accelerated creation of effects?  Is it related to the Maxwell architecture?

  Thank you.

  I would say you are running our first Pro BenchMark (PPBM) who works with CC 2015 (first version 9) and look at your GPU - Z when exporting MPEG2-DVD with GPU and then also export H.264.  These two have many effects, accelerated by the GPU MPE and features.

• 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

  System:

  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)

  CUDA, engine reading Mercury and Adobe Premiere Pro "Premiere Pro workspace

• 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

  Yes, the 460W will work well if is unique. Check the image below and let me know if you need anything else:

  

• Compatibility backward and ahead for accelerated by GPU video cards?

  I have Adobe first Pro CS5, and I can't find the compatible list of GPU cards for this product. However, I know that Adobe ALL products get updated periodically. So, my question is this: will be a graphics card that works with Adobe first Pro CC work on Adobe first Pro CS5 and Vice Versa? Thank you! In addition, if someone knows which are the least expensive cards video for Mercury Playback Engine-accelerating GPU for desktop computers and laptops? I would like to know! Much obliged!

  You should be able to use any NVIDIA card VRAM on CS5 with1Gb if use you the Hack CUDA:

  Piracy of CS5 for cheaper acceleration - Adobe CS5: 64-bit, accelerated by CUDA and threaded Performance

  Activate Nvidia Geforce, GPU Cuda, CS6, Adobe GPU Cuda, which is GPUVidMuze

• 2GB GDDR EVGA GeForce GTX 750 Ti FTW? I can do better for $150?

  I have a Geforce GTX 460 old but reliable. A beautiful card that has kept me during four years. But it didn't really hurt with the DSLR images and QT 1080 p high sampling rates. I don't like having to drop to 1/2 or even 1/4 resolution when editing so... Maybe I need a boost.

  I hooked an EVGA NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580 3 GB for less than $95, but it arrived today via UPS in a box of crushed. Needless to say that UPS requires a refund to the seller.

  So I looked at the 2 GB EVGA GeForce GTX 750 Ti FTW. $150 at Amazon. Looks like I might have a few good bang by puck and an improvement over my current GTX460 which is only 1 GB memory GDDR5 256 - Bit. It is not at rest and performs better than many maps of the time, but I know I can do better.

  As a palliative for the next 6 to 8 months, what do you think of switching to the GTX 750 Ti FTW? There are already some time I researched maps and not sure, given the choice.

  We got $150 new and I love this thing what we called a guarantee but I'm open to suggestions.

  I have an ASUS Z97Pro Wifi USB3.1 mb, Intel Core i7 - 4790K Quad - Core 4 GHz cpu, and 16 GB of DDR3. Windows 7 pro 64 installed on a new Samsung 850 Pro SSD (boy is fast).

  Huge case Phanteks Enthoo white Pro. Thanks in advance!

  the gtx 580 would have been about 2 x faster than the gtx 460. the ti 750 gtx is somewhere between those of speed. If you want to buy a new one, are looking for a ti 750 gtx near $130 or gtx 960 around $200. the 960 gtx is still faster than the gtx 580. If you want to try to buy new used, try to find a gtx 570 or above for about $100.

• How is acceleration GPU of MPE is slower than software only for export on my system?

  I installed the GTX285.  Enabled acceleration GPU of MPE.  A clip has exported (source images: R3D 4 K) with encoder to 1080 (h264).  It took 41m42s to finish.
  
  I turned off acceleration GPU MPE (so now it's MPE software acceleration only). I exported the same clip with the same settings (1080, h264).  It took 35m45s.
  
  How is it that the GPU acceleration is slower by nearly 6 minutes?  All variables were the same in both cases.  Can someone please give an idea as to why this is happening?
  
  I have a quad 2010 (3.2 gHz) Mac Pro 5.0.2 PP with 10.6.5 OSX with 16 GB of RAM.

  Thank you.

  Start the Benchmark PPBM5 and PM me the results. If your configuration is correct, you would see a multiplication by 10 of the time made without MPE. It will also show how your system behaves in relation to others. Do not follow the instructions to the letter. It is the best way to check if everything is OK.

• Dell Studio XPS 8000 - Asus Nvidia GeForce GTX 750 Ti Graphics Card

  Hi I have a Dell Studio XPS 8000. Information on the system it's an Intel i7 CPU 860-2.8 GHz 2.79 GHz and 6 GB of RAM. operating system 64-bit, x 64 based processor.

  I would like to know if I could adapt an Asus Nvidia GeForce GTX 750 Ti graphics (2 GB, GDDR5, PCI-Express 3.0) without any problem? Or is there a better option?

  The current map graphic is a GeForce GTS 240, that it came with.

  I searched the internet to find out that if that would be ok, but became confused if the power supply is sufficient, the appearance of it bed 350w max power. I can't find some people say no and Yes.

  My computer knowledge is Basic.

  Thanks for any help.

  You're better than replace the power supply Dell with a retail food more high wattage. Then the video card will be fine. Read your Manual for instructions.

• Recommendation for Lightroom GPU with 4K display?

  I have a Geforce GTX 750 Ti with a 4K display and I wonder what I would win if I upgraded for example to a Geforce 960?

  Any thoughts?

  Sonnyshogun wrote:

  I have a Geforce GTX 750 Ti with a 4K display and I wonder what I would win if I upgraded for example to a Geforce 960?

  Any thoughts?

  You are going to need a GPU much better (assuming you have LR 6 or Lightroom CC) to produce the proper functioning on a 4K display. Please read the description of what it takes here: Adobe Lightroom GPU troubleshooting and FAQ

  And if you don't have Lightroom CC or LR 6, you have an earlier version of Lightroom, then you should upgrade your Lightroom or do not download a 4K screen.

• H8 1132sc and Gigabyte Geforce GTX 750 ti

  I have a Hp Pavillion H81132sc with an i7 3.4, 16 GB of ram. Win 7

  I tried to install a new Gigabyte graphics card - Geforce GTX 750 Ti OC 2 GB. It is also called GV-N75TOC - 2gi.

  I can't get past the blue startup screen. I read on this forum for the solution. Tried to update the latest version of the BIOS tio, tried to activate both legacy mode.

  -no luck - all black screen with cursor blinking.

  Can you help me, please?

  According to the specifications, the GTX550ti actually surpassed the GTX750ti.