No acceleration GPU in first CC

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  I've updated my GPU drivers to 368.39 but R3D clips display a black screen when I read in first Pro CC 2015.2. Solution: go back to 368.22 or Dungeon new drivers and disable CUDA renderer (file, parameters of the project, general... The video rendering and playback) by changing acceleration GPU MPE software only.

  All 368 xx drivers. I have this problem, you must go back to the previous generation of drivers like 365.19. see this discussion

• Acceleration GPU in Photoshop

  Hello

  What is " " GPU acceleration " ?

  What is "acceleration GPU in Photoshop?

  Thank you

  Please read GPU and OpenGL features and preferences. Photoshop and Bridge. CS5, CS4

  It gives a list of starting with Photoshop CS4 GPU features.

  That said when it started, and what he does. You turn here in Edit > Preferences > Performance.

  

• With the help of NVIDIA GTX970, it will allow acceleration GPU rendering and playback instead of Mercury playback engine software only option?

  I want to buy GTX 970 NVIDIA,

  With the help of NVIDIA GTX970, it will allow acceleration GPU rendering and playback instead of Mercury playback engine software only option?

  Yes.

• 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.

• Quadro K2000: Acceleration GPU LR 6

  In Lightroom GPU acceleration doesn't seem to work with my nvidia Quadro K2000 despite the installation of the driver the most recent and updated Lightroom 6.6.1. What is the problem here? GPU Quadro K2200 supports Lightroom (it is even announced by nvidia to work fine with Lightroom), and the K2000 is not an old model... but I have not found on the question of whether this card is supported.

  My system features:
  Windows 7 64 bit
  Intel i7 860 2, 8 GHz
  12 GB OF RAM
  6 of Lightroom

  excerpt from "Help-> System Info" inside LR6:

  Check the supported OpenGL: failed

  Provider: NVIDIA Corporation

  Version: 3.3.0 NVIDIA 364.72

  Renderer: Quadro PCIe/K2000/SSE2

  LanguageVersion: 3,30 NVIDIA via the Cg compiler

  This card meets the requirement of the open GL 3.3?

  I'm no expert on GPU, but I can tell you that I have no problem using the GPU in Lightroom with the K2000 Quadro on my Windows 7 computer.

  It seems that you don't have the latest driver installed.

  If you go to the NVIDIA website, you will see that the latest version is 368.86 - you 364.72.

  This is my system info:

  Graphic processor News:

  Quadro PCIe/K2000/SSE2

  Check the supported OpenGL: past

  Provider: NVIDIA Corporation

  Version: 3.3.0 NVIDIA 368.39

  Renderer: Quadro PCIe/K2000/SSE2

  LanguageVersion: 3,30 NVIDIA via the Cg compiler

• Lightroom 6.6.1 + Mac OSX 10.11.6: Acceleration GPU unavailable?

  Hello everyone,

  I have a Mac Mini 2012 with Intel HD 4000 GPU and I'am using the stand-alone version of Lightroom 6.

  Everything worked very well using Lightroom on Mac OSX 10.111 6.0. 10.11.5 but after upgrade of 10.11.6 OS and Lightroom to 6.6.1 GPU acceleration stopped working:

  Check the supported OpenGL: failed

  Seller: Intel Inc.

  Version: 4.1 INTEL - 10.14.73

  Rendering engine: Intel HD Graphics Engine OpenGL 4000

  LanguageVersion: 4.10

  I know that this GPU supports Open GL 4.1, so there should not be any problem in theory... But neither Adobe or Apple provides very explicit and relevant diagnoses on what is really necessary, what doesn't and what workaround. I know I shouldn't have updated the operating system and the application without tests but well, both were minor revisions and I naively thought it was supposed to work smoothly... Nevertheless, here are my specific questions:

  (1) who has a stand-alone version of Lightroom with the Mac OS x 10.11.6 functional GPU acceleration? If so, which? (Be specific in describing your hardware also).

  (2) what is the latest version of Lightroom with the GPU under Mac OS X 10.11.5 acceleration? It is dead to me, but it might help prevent people who will barely even if the answer to question (1), it's that there is no version of Lightroom with the Mac OS 10.11.6 GPU acceleration.

  As always in such cases, it is very difficult to sort out who is to blame for the mess (Adobe or Apple)... So precise answers to these questions would be really useful for users.

  Kind regards

  Pascal.

  If you do not use a 4 k monitor, I myself wouldn't care about the GPU acceleration too.

  The HD4000 is a slow GPU and there is not a lot of gain with its acceleration - or not at all and if so, only with a monitor high resolution (4 k or later).

• Black image to develop the module during the use of acceleration GPU on Macbook Pro

  Since the update of Lightroom 6.6, I was see the "bug of the black image" to develop the module still very frequently.

  Basically, 1/3 of my photos appear black when you view in the develop module.

  If I select 'View', 'Before', the original is displayed correctly, when switching to "After" it becomes black. Even in mode split the side "Before" picture, the side is 'After' is black.

  If I play with some settings and select 'Auto' the image appears correctly again.

  If I disable GPU acceleration, then all images are displayed correctly, but I would use the GPU acceleration.

  Any ideas how to fix?

  Is there some sort of connection that I could activate that help you solve the bug?

  Lightroom version: 6.6 [1078672]

  License: Perpetual

  Operating system: Mac OS 10

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  Application architecture: x 64

  Number of logical processors: 8

  Processor speed: 2.5 GHz

  Built-in memory: 16 384.0 MB

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  Check the supported OpenGL: past

  Vendor: ATI Technologies Inc.

  Version: 4.1 ATI - 1.42.6

  Renderer: AMD Radeon R9 M370X OpenGL engine

  LanguageVersion: 4.10

  The issue will be probably set with 6.6.1 or 6.7 - when - knows only Adobe.

  Until then your solution is to disable the GPU acceleration or roll back to 6.5.1. Are you using a 4 k or more display? If this isn't the case, I guess you don't see no gain in performance in any case, don't you?

  Here's how: How do I roll back to Lightroom 2015.1.1 or Lightroom 6.1.1? Lightroom Queen

  Just replace 6.1.1 by 6.5.1.

• Conversion Windows 10 - loss of acceleration GPU

  PR works very well with W8.1.

  Converted to W10 caused the GPU acceleration is not available.

  I have a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680

  I followed the advice in another similar and restarted discussion Pr and the GPU acceleration came.

• 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.

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  Vinay

• GTX 750 it sufficient for accelerating GPU in CC 2014?

  Hi all

  Upgrade to a HD 5870 I hope - I just wanted to know if GTX 750 it with its CUDA technologies would be sufficient for GPU accelerated applications like Lr, Sg, Pr, Ps, Ae and so on? Ask in the forums Pr because it is the application, I use the most.

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  ASUS P8Z68-V PRO/GEN3

  Core i5 2500K @ 4.3 GHz

  Arctic Cooling Freezer 13

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  Sapphire ATI Radeon HD 5870

  OCZ Vertex 4 128 GB | WD Green 2 TB | WD Green 3 TB

  LG BH16NS40 Blu - Ray burner

  OCZ ZS 650W

  NZXT Lexa S

  Windows 8.1 Pro x 64

  Not too bothered about gaming performance. I don't want to spend a lot of money and the Ti 750 to about £100 seems a good balance between the value / price and performance.

  The 5870 worked very well with OpenCL and Adobe CC 2014 but for various reasons, I want to update and go back to NVIDIA.

  Thank you all

  This GPU would certainly be enough for your system, but I also would replace the Green disks with 7200 rpm disks and perhaps increase the RAM.

• Added Cuda accelerated GPU effects is suddenly very laggy?

  Hello Adobe Experts,

  I'm a call for help with a problem that has bugged me for a little while. The best way to explain it is to show you the problem in a short 4 minute video which I will post below for those who have time to take a look. Otherwise, my description is under the video.

  Essentially, I upgraded to Premiere Pro CS5.5 CS6 and discovered the GPU acceleration. Wow! I eventually had to update my iMac and bring the specs to make the most of this technology, especially within the color, correction and classification. The new machine we have obtained is a core of Mac Pro 12 2012 (2 x 2.4 Ghz 6 cores) with 32 GB of Ram and a Nvidia Quadro 4000 for Mac (2 GB). It also has a SSD drive as the start of the OS and applications so hoping that things would be super fast.

  For once they were, I remember adding the fast color corrector effect to a video clip, and dragging the wheel around and everything would be sent in real time, the le moniteur monitor program has been updated that I moved the mouse in the wheel of colur. It was smooth and silky that I just loved because it meant that this color correction/grading would be now very easy to quickly compose with precision at a glance and then move to the next item. For more, no need to return later either, hurrah!

  Then recently and I don't know what caused it, it stopped working as well? I don't always have to make the clip after adding the effect or to make a change to the settings, however, the process of making the change became slow, unresponsive, lag, delayed, laborious or any other similar adjectives. Now when I drag the mouse in the color wheel the update arrives late stages and it is certainly something smooth and silky more. The problem with this is that it is very difficult to accurately and quickly move settings and precise adjustments which, in turn, slows the process down greatly.

  I am really curious to know the following:

  • Someone else with a similar system has these issues?
  • Is it just that it is? (The problem is as I remember it to be much faster and more responsive. Also I looked at Maxim Jago at a workshop and seems not to fight with these issues when showing off the coast of the GPU acceleration and adjust the effect parameters, even during playback)
  • Is this a hardware problem? My GPU should be fast or is it not assigned correctly in Premiere Pro?
  • Is this a software problem? Is this something that has emerged in the latest versions of Premiere Pro?
  • How can I do to solve this issue?

  So far, I have tried a just a few things like reset preferences, ensure the GPU acceleration in the Preferences of 'Memory' tab is turned on, clearing media hiding, remove and reinstall Premiere Pro and so forth.

  If the community experts can help or someone from Adobe can help me solve this problem, or at least feed back thoughts and comments, then I would be very grateful.

  Best wishes

  Alex

  Hi all

  Just a quick update to let know you that the problem has been resolved in Adobe Premiere Pro 7.1 CC and we lag now free when using chromatic circles and CUDA accelerates the effects! Hurrah.

  Adobe would like to thank you!

  Here is a little video to show their work as expected:

• Acceleration GPU Mercury Playback no longer works after update

  I just updated all my Adobe software for the first time since getting my new workstation and my Mercury GPU acceleation no longer works (software only). I run a GTX 670 (version 9.18.13.697 driver) and Premiere Pro 64-bit (version 6.0.3).

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  Re-apply the 'hack' in your cuda_supported_cards.txt file.

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  Hi all

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

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• GPU for first CS6

  Hello

  I'm new to video editing and I am looking to buy a graphics card to use with first, After Effects CS6 and I need some advice.

  I know that some cards do not work with Ray Traced, in After Effects 3D engine, but I don't intend to use it. That being said, I was thinking of buying a used/770 GTX760, because of the bandwidth higher than a GTX750 memory will be well? If anyone can give some advice?

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  Start by reading the article "balanced" to the Page Tweakers

  All use CUDA... read this

  creation http://blogs.adobe.com/premiereprotraining/2011/02/CUDA-Mercury-playback-Engine-and-Adobe--pro.html

  If your nVidia card at least 1Gig of video ram, use the nVidia Hack http://forums.adobe.com/thread/629557 - which is a simple entry in a file "supported cards.