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• 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.

• HP envy 700/214: Hey is the Nvidia GeForce gtx 750 ti FTW work in the Hp envy 700-214.

  Hey is the Nvidia GeForce gtx ti 750 FTW work in the Hp envy 700-214.

  TGGooch123, welcome to the forum.

  Yes, it should work without any problems.  I would measure the rear plate i/o on the front of the case to ensure that it enters the space, however.  I would measure the rear plate i/o on the front of the case to ensure that it enters the space, however.  I suggest to buy an EVGA card.  They make very good products and very good Technical Support (1-888-880-3842).

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• NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 470 PhysX years CS5

  Hello world

  A quick question...

  Fact Engine reading Mercury of Adobe CS5 only works with NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 470 CUDA™ or it can also work with NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 470 PhysX®?

  PS please tell me it works very well with both!

  Thanx
  

  
  

  PhysX and 3D stereovision, aspects of many cards nVidia, generally available in console driver setting and are used in gamining and possibly in 3D applications. Going back a few years and also versions of Adobe programs, nVidia has chosen to have these two WE by default with the installation of several drivers. These functions caused problems with several Adobe programs, and the "fix" was to go to the console and turn them off the COAST, when you work with these programs Adobe. They could then be turned back ON, when you've been playing, or by using a 3D application. After about 2 versions of the nVidia drivers, the company has decided to assign the default OFF, but they can still be turned on, when required.

  I would leave PhysX and 3D stereovision (name of it might have changed?) OFF, when you work with Adobe programs, but it never hurts to test.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• EVA GeForce GTX 750: Question on the compatibility of card and the card mother graphics

  Hello!

  After this purchase pre-built Intel PC five or so years ago, it has graphic capeabilities are unfortunately insufficient for what I need. Long story short, I want to buy a new graphics card, but I don't know that the motherboard system takes care of everything. The card I currently have is a GT230 and I want to move to is the GeForce GTX 750 EVA and my motherboard is an MS-7613 (Iona-GL8E) with an i7-860 processor. I can update without burning my PC?

  Thank you!

  Edit: rather than tell you about the PC, it would be easier to show you: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01969874

  Ranger_621, welcome to the forum.

  750 GTX graphics cards require UEFI in the motherboard instead of a standard BIOS.  HP didn't start using UEFI until mid-October 2012.  Therefore, it would be incompatible with your computer.  The last series of video cards that does not need UEFI was 640 gt.

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• Need info on nvidia graphics taken in charge by first pro cs5

  Hello

  I need information on nvidia graphics supported by first pro cs5

  If I have a (laptop) computer with this graphics card or video card:

  nVIDIA® GeForce GTX 285 M™ with 1 GB available video memory DDR3 in single or dual (SLi)
  Compatible with Microsoft® DirectX® 10

  It will support MPE in first pro cs5?

  Kind regards

  Vinay

  To be clear:

  The questions on the cards supported. Here is a list of supported cards. Others on this thread say you how to make a map of the service does not support to some extent by using a method that is not supported by Adobe.

• First Pro CC does not open on the all-new MacBook Pro with NVIDIA GeForce GT 750 M

  I used to run the first Pro CC on my old MacBook Pro (mid 2010) very well with no problems. A few weeks ago I bought a brand new MacBook Pro and when I try to open PP, I get an error startup that reads "Adobe Premiere Pro could not find capable video game modules. Please update your video display drivers and start over. »

  I'm running on an end 2013 15 "MBP retina with 2.3 GHz Intel Core i7 and NVIDIA GeForce GT 750 M. I checked the compatiable for first Pro CC graphics cards, and the GT 750 M is listed as an acceptable. I did a lot of digging and can't find a solution anywhere. Can someone please?

  I solved this problem on my system by adding "read & write" permission for all of the Users/myusername/Library/preferences/Adobe folder and all its subfolders.

• Mercury CUDA does not allow when using NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285 on Apple Mac Pro after Mavericks installed

  Use the same configuration from CS5 with mercury CUDA works perfectly. After that the recent upgrade of the OS X 10.9 mercury CUDA is no longer available and the only lets me run with either OpenGL or software. IM using a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285 for apple computers. Here are the results for the program GPUSniffer in the latest files from Premiere Pro 7.1.0. The LAST line made me hugoverolariviere because it first on the list of supported map in the file 'cuda_supported_cards.txt '. Someone else has seen this?

  -OpenGL Info-

  Provider: NVIDIA Corporation

  Rendering engine: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285 engine OpenGL

  The OpenGL Version: 2.1 NVIDIA - 8.18.27 310.40.05f01

  GLSL Version: 1.20

  Monitors: 1

  Monitor properties 0-

  Dimensions: (0, 0, 1920, 1080)

  Texture size max: 8192

  Supports the power of two: 1

  444 shaders: 1

  422 shaders: 1

  Shaders 420: 1

  -Calculation GPU info-

  Found 1 devices that support for GPU Computing.

  Peripheral OpenCL - 0

  Name: GeForce GTX 285

  Provider: NVIDIA (Apple platform)

  Capacity: 1.2

  Driver: 1

  Total video memory: 1024 MB

  * Is not enabled by default because it does not match the list named cards.

  Since it worked before mavricks and does not work after... the mavericks that leaves a conclusion... mavericks

  Go to http://forums.adobe.com/community/premiere , and the area just below to ask a Question, typeRegeditdans

  Mavericks

  You can now read all the previous discussions on this topic... do not forget to click on see more results at the bottom of the initial list, if the initial list does not answer your question

  I am Windows so do not favorite the message, but at least a message thread has a possible solution for SOME problems of mavericks

• NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650 Mecury CS5.5 Ti GPU acceleration

  Hi all!

  I have problems with my GTX 285, I'm looking to update. I found the card GeForce GTX 650 it cheap enough, but I need to know, the first Pro CS5.5 Mecury GPU playback engine supports this card? It is not listed in the list of supported cards, but it is a Nvidia card, so I just wanted to be sure I also need to know: is the new map on the list, which was added in CS6 also pressed CS5.5?

  Thanks in advance

  /gammarik

  No, this isn't on the list, but yes, it would work.  But my suggested minimum card is the 660 GTX that has more than 70% of bandwidth.  I am owner of a GTX 660 and it works very well with small change to the Adobe "cuda_supported_cards.txt" file

• Premiere Pro supports CUDA with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 Ti?

  Premiere Pro supports CUDA with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 Ti?

  Yes

• Why "Reading Mercury engine" of Premiere Pro CS6 does not recognize my NVIDIA GeForce GTX-660 video card that supports CUDA and open CL support?

  I need help on Premiere Pro CS6 getting to recognize the "Mercury playback engine" using a NVIDIA GeForce GTX-660 video card supports CUDA & open CL.  My operating system is Windows 7 Pro installed on a motherboard ASUS SABERTOOTH Z87 very with an Intel i7 - 4770K CPU with 32 GB of RAM on board.

  Do a search for "cuda hack" in the forum, here is a response that could help:

  Re: CUDA GPU undetected

• Photoshop CS5 and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 295 Crash

  My profile:

  Photoshop CS5 (x 64)

  Windows 7 x 64

  NVIDIA GeForce GTX 295 (latest driver v197.45)

  Intel i7 920 2.67 GHz

  My card is listed as tested for CS5 and NVIDIA card says that it's compatible with CS5, but today after using it, my screen went blank and the display driver recovered himself. It took about 5 minutes until Photoshop CS5 became responsive and the GPU features have been disabled. I will try GPU in advanced mode and basic instead of the normal mode to see what happens, but it's a shame that I have problems of this kind. I also had problems with CS4 like that.

  What I did to cause this problem: "I clicked on" Place... "to place an object, and that's when it crashed. It happens randomly that I use Photoshop. Please NVIDIA or Adobe to solve this problem. I love the GPU features and I want to run them, but this crash is boring to spend as much on the purchase of this product. I hate to have to pay to contact Adobe technical support, it should be included with the purchase of the software!

  How do I fix this without having to go through the mode based GPU or disabled GPU?

  Well my crash started back with the latest drivers again with the registry tweak and even disabled completely OpenGL. I was going to start to use Gimp but decided to make one last search and then found this thread: http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=179747&st=20

  Holy cow, thanks to this thread, I solved the problem! This idea of downclocking the card itself and other questions related power led me to this fix: go to the NVIDIA Control Panel--> manage settings 3D--> global settings and opt for 'Power Management Mode' 'Prefer Maximum Performance' (the 'Adaptive' default setting value seemed to be the culprit). And that's all! The key here is change the setting of "Global", as my individual programs were already set to 'Prefer Maximum Performance'. I have worked very well for 3 days now, and I can cause the error to happen again by changing to "Adaptive".

  I do that and then turned backon OpenGL and set it to 'normal' and so far I've not dropped yet. For all of you who read this, I'll update if I have everything longer blocks, so if there is no more info about me which means this fix has remained strong.

• Video card for first Pro CS5

  I'm currently has the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285, Win7, 6 GB RAM and periodically get the crash program and the following error when you work with projects: driver problem detected OpenGL NVIDIA with the display driver.

  I want to upgrade to a better video card and would like a professional recommendation. I want to stay in the range of $400-$500. Most of the recommendations that I looked on the forum seem obsolete compared to products currently listed on the NVIDIA site. Thank you.

  What Bill meant that with only 6 GB of RAM (which is IMHO not enough RAM to run Premiere Pro CS5 + to the satisfaction of most of the people), the high-end cards would have been a total waste of money: performance of the RAM and the large pagefile expansion will severely limit any provision of performance for the high-end cards to the point where these cards would not be a faster than cards much cheaper. In other words, there is a mounting system as fast as its weakest link (in this case, the low amount of RAM and the generally slow hard disks that are used to Exchange files). Increase in the total amount of RAM 12 GB (or better yet, 24GO) would significantly reduce the need for such a huge, slow the pagefile access. Even the fastest SSD can't stay with the RAM in terms of throughput and latency for access.

  And which causes this slow performance of your system is Windows increases generally the file exchange - and with only 6 GB of RAM and a relatively heavy such as Premiere Pro resources application, it would requre a rather huge swap file. By default, Windows sets the size of the initial pagefile roughly equal to the amount of RAM installed. What is happening here is that the difference between the amount of installed RAM, used by the first and the amount of space for swap file that requires the app is so great that it would have potentially forced the size of pagefile to mushroom in many more than 10 GB. This considerably reduces the performance of the total system, performance not only in first. Even if the size of the pagefile in Windows for an amount well above the RAM installed will not completely solve the problem of slow because no disc is nowhere nearly as fast as RAM. But if you do not use a swap file, especially with a low amount of RAM installed, the system will crash during a session of editing/rendering/encoding with "out of memory" errors.

• Intermittent outages Desktop HP Pavilion p6510f - 25 Antec 430 WATT power & NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 650

  After installing a video card and a new PSU (Antec 25 430 WATT power & NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 650), my system has become unstable.  It worked fine for the first 3-4 hours, then had a BSOD (blue screen of death) with kernel_data_inpage_error 0000007 a and later a 000000F4 of critical failure of the process.  I did all the tests mentioned on this page but also removed and replaced the cmos battery:

  * 1137.html http://www.faultwire.com/solutions-fatal_error/kernel-Data-InPage-Error-0x0000007A-

  All the tests passed and no problems have been found, and yet the system still does not work after 3-4 hours of use.

  So, I removed from my system and restored to its original settings.  He seems to be back to normal now (but we'll see how long).

  This experience has demoralized me.  This is because I heard other people having difficulties trying to upgrade their systems.  Looks like he has about a 50% success rate, unless you know what works from past experiences.  I think that the only way to get a system that now has good graphics is a well tested game box (PS3, XBOX or Wii).  Are there any recommended or possibly well tested configurations for this type of system that could give me the quality of a GEFORCE GTX 650 without result in a blue screen or instability for my computer?

  Because this computer comes with ATI and AMD parts, I guess that maybe to get an ATI or AMD graphics card would work?  Whatever the graphics card, the 250W power that comes with this system would probably need to be replaced.  Are there any power supplys that recommend or possibly tested?

  I realize there are a few questions in this post, but I have a more.  Is there any motherboard of analytical tools to enusre that nothing went wrong with the motherboard?  When the blue screens are produced that it seemed to make strange noises from the drive as he stole it and after the reboot it would sometimes fail to recognize the existence of the hard drive as well.  Given that all the hard drive passed (I also ran SeaTools), which leads me to believe that power is great, but I fear now that if I upgrade the power it will only cause more problems.

  A paying, customer

  Zintage

  The machine was only 2 years old.  It of a shame that it worked so well for so long and then brought by a poor diet.  It is a 750 GB Seagate Barracuda hard drive.

  I went back to the power supply and the video card, cut my losses and buy a 1 TB drive.  I cloned the old disk (on fortunately he was still working) and left on for more than 24 hours.  The system is now on his feet and works as it should.  Who will be last and only attempt to upgrade.

• First Pro Cs5 windows don't respondents not 10

  Hello

  After the upgrade to Windows 10, I noticed that first CS5 will not respond for 10 to 30 seconds each time I get out of the program to check e-mail, internet, and then go back to change.

  My specs:

  OS - Windows 10 pro set for priority of performance

  CPU - Intel I - 7 3960 x 3.30 GHz

  Hand drive - Seagate 750 G Momentus XT (472g free)

  Storage - Seagate 2 t in Raid 0 (234g free)

  Video card - Asus GTX 570 1280 MB 320 - Bit GDDR5

  RAM - 16g

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Hi IOU.

  OS - Windows 10 pro set for priority of performance

  Sorry, you have problems with this. The problem is that you are running an operating system not supported according to requirements for CS5. Windows 10 is simply not supported, we cannot give you advice other than the installation of a Windows 7 boot disk in your computer and first Pro CS5 install it. Start this drive when you work with first Pro CS5.

  If you use this software with Windows 10, unexpected behavior will continue to arise. If all goes well, another user will be upward to help you with these errors if you insist on running the outdated software with a modern operating system.

  Thanks and good luck,

  Kevin