Quadro card selection.

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• Engine Mercury works only with NVidia Quadro cards?

  Fellow Forum members,

  Prices for NVidia Quadro cards are INCREDIBLY expensive. Finally, I checked the prices were as shown below:

  Quadro 6000 = $4,000

  Quadro 5000 = $1,800

  Quadro 4000 = $1,000

  My question to someone there is '' done the Mercury Motors CS5 for After Effects and Premiere Pro exclusively work onlly with Nvidia Quadro series cards? ''

  If the answer to my question is NO, then I would that this thread can be dedicated to the sharing of alternative solutions for graphics cards that will not burst his portfolio.

  My motherboard supports technology ATI CrossFireX Quad, 3 - Way CrossFireX and CrossFireX and NVIDIA Quad SLI, 3 - Way SLI, and SLI technology.

  My way of thinking, that's if I could use two or three ATI cards bridged together to match 80% of the performance of Quadro 6000 at a fraction of the cost, I'd be happy.  However, the bump in the road is if the motor Mercury of CS5 is compatible with bridged ATI graphics cards together?  Motor Mercury of CS5 cares what type of graphics resident cards into the motherboard in order to deliver 100% of the performance?   Any information will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

  Hello

  In addition, CS5 does not use SLI technology

  It uses only 1 graphics card

  This thread explains some good stuff

  http://forums.Adobe.com/message/2791699

  information seems accurate

  hope this helps

  j

• Graphic Alienware amplifier + Nvidia Quadro cards

  Hi, I have the Alienware 15 R2 - Core i7-6700HQ + GTX 970 m. I want to ask you if the graphic amplifier supports Nvidia Quadro graphics cards? I have read that these cards "optimize" and "Push" 3D and architectural programs such as Autodesk Maya, AutoCAD etc.

  Will support the amplifier NVIDIA Quadro M2000 / M4000 / M5000 or the M6000? Are there drivers for Alienware 15 R2? I have looked for answers on the web, but found nothing. Thanks in advance.

  The AGM was never tested/validated with the Quadro drivers or Quadro GPU video card. We validated only on the following video cards =.
  NVIDIA Geforce GTX 660/660Ti/670/680/690/760/760Ti/770/780/780Ti/960/970/980/980Ti/TitanX/1070/1080
  AMD Radeon HD 5970/6990/7870/7950/8770/8870/8950/8970
  AMD Radeon R9 270/270 x/280/280 x, 285, 290, 290 x/390/390 x

• 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!)

• How can I add "mouseover text" card selection area?

  I have a (Group of people shot) image that I have assigned area to several selections of the card too. They are all related to "mailto:" URL. They do not work correctly, but is not the issue. What I want to do is to find a way for the Viewer to your mouse over these "selections" and have a PDP "would it be a title tag?" indicating the name of the person or email address.

  The question, I did not think he has no answer for right now, just the case of a person, mousing over an e-mail link and not of "prospects" and see a dead link. This is another question that may need another thread by itself.

  But as a workaround if the Viewer could see text when they hover over it, it would be a temporary solution.

  Thank you

  You can add in code view

  digidandan wrote:

  [email protected]" title ="titletext" alt ="Dr. Dallwig"/ >

• A discrete video card selection guide

  Hello.. I need to know if the graphics card "card Asus STrix-GTX960-DC20C-4GD5-Graphic" is properly suited to my system "HP Pavilion 500-222ix" with Memphis S micro-atx motherboard. It's a video card double slot and I do not know he'll go nice and easy, but kindly confirm so that I can go ahead and buy it.

  @Mr-LogiCkal, welcome to the forum.

  If it's the video card you want to buy, it should fit without any problem.  It's only 8,47 "length.  However, it will take a power supply (PSU) upgrade, too.  The power supply of the computer is only 300W and does not have the extra power cable (power consumption: up to 150W-1, additional 6-pin PCIe consumption) required by the card.  I love Corsair products and recommend at least 500W; 600W would be even better.  A modular power supply is good for smaller cases.  This allows you to use only the cables that are absolutely necessary, create better air circulation.

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

• adding usb 3.0 to s5703w (pavilion slimline) card. selection?

  I want to add ports usb 3.0 via an internal connector. How can I find out which select which adapt the slimline?

  Hello

  Based on this, there

  • Expansion slots:

• Vostro 430 new video card selection

  Hello

  I use vostro 430 with Nvidia GeForce GT 220, im confused about which cards are compatible with my motherboard, I couldn't find my motherboard on the internet features.

  Is anyone know supports my motherboard PCI - E 3.0, 192 bit GDDR5 cards?

  IM interested with GeForce GTX 650 Ti boost. is this one works with my system?

  Hi armanbicakci,

  Yes, the system motherboard supports video cards PCI X 16 PCI Express 2.0 and comes with power supply 350w.  NVidia GeForce GTX 650 needs 400w power supply with PCI Express 3.0.

  You may need to buy a 400W PSU. The card can downgrade and will operate at 2.0 speed.  Reference Dell configures the following video cards on this system model:

  ATI Radeon HD4350
  NVidia GeForce GT 220
  NVidia GeForce GTS 240
  NVidia GeForce GT310

  Return for other queries.

• Z820 - button Power LED blinks 4 times (red) with beep... bad card (Quadro 4000) graphics?

  Hello

  My Z820 at the office is suddenly having a few hardware malfunction.

  When I turn on my machine, the PSU/system fans don't rev and the Power LED button flashes red with a beep 4 times.

  According to this page of troubleshooting, this indicates a faulty PSU on the new UEFI computers:

  HP desktop - computer does not start and emits a LED or a beep Code

  Section "code beep and LED descriptions.

  Get the exact model of LED as the example of "power failure".

  Then, I got a new power supply replacement. I still have the exact same model LED and beeps...

  So, I have drawn deeper and found that when I removed the Quadro 4000 card graphics and then put on my machine, the power button LED is lit in blue (led code ' computer-S0 (normal operation) "") and all the normal spin fans.

  The Quadro card seems to be the culprit...

  Unfortunately, I have no alternative graphic card laying to verify this around, I'm waiting for a replacement of the graphics card (via HP service) to arrive tomorrow.

  Is it possible that the power LED button code (4 times red with beep...) has nothing to do with a bad power supply and that my Quadro is bad?

  Dries

  Dry... that Z820 has been giving you headaches.

  Many fault codes have not changed since the previous workstatons.  I hit this series of beeps of error in the past, and often doesn't mean that the power supply itself is the cause.  It can be a hardware device to the bottom of the chain causing a power surge to power, triggering his "crowbar circuit: fault protection

  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/crowbar _ (circuit)

  Here are the instructions to deal with this series of beeps of a previous HP xw technical and repair.  Note the number 2 in the troubleshooting instructions... usually you don't have to go down to 3, in my experience.  I think that you have already found the faulty unit:

  Loss of power.
  1. open the access panel and make sure that the power cable is properly
  connected to the system board.
  2. Locate the faulty device by removing all devices and then reinstalling one at a time
  until the workstation fails. Replace the device at the origin of the failure. Continue to add
  devices to make sure that everything works correctly.
  3. check the power supply feature.
  a. turn off the AC power.
  b. remove all cables internal power on the system board.
  c. connect the power supply.
  ● If the power supply fan turns and the BIST LED lights, then the
  power supply is good. Replace the motherboard.
  ● If the power supply fan does not turn or the BIST LED does not
  light up, replace the power supply.

• Improvement of the GPU: GeForce GTX 770 with SLI or Nvidia Quadro K5000 2 cards?

  Hello, I'll start working with video files in raw format of 4 k (Premiere, After Effects, SpeedGrade, S.redgiant plug-ings). Now, I have a graphics GPU Nvidia GeForce GTX 770, but told me that video game cards GeFroce limited fukntsional when working with video in first. Is this really so? If I change my card Nvidia Quadro K5000 that presents similar characteristics, will I get additional features working in Adobe (Premiere, After Effect, SpeesGrade) programs? Does make sense in such a substitution? Or is it better to buy a second GTX 770 and put in SLI? Adobe, which will support?

  No, the Geforce cards have a limitation with 4K media and GPU acceleration. The GPU CUDA acceleration IE is not specific to Geforce or Quadro. The specifications of the cards decide the performance. The specifications of the Geforce are much more important than the K5000 Quadro if you get the 780Ti or the Titan Black Edition. The two cards are cheaper. The only advantage that the Quadro card has in what concerns Adobe is the option to output 10-bit color for previewing as Adobe Open GL for the API. However, you can get a Blackmagic 4 K card to studio with a Titan Black edition and still spend less money than the K5000 while having much better performance. I have personally run an E5 - 2697 V2 12 Core Xeon with 4 GB 770GTX card and I play 4K r3d back at half resolution easily right now. Full resolution for previewing with 4K red is simply not possible through any software other than Redcine X Pro right now until the demosaicing of GPU acceleration is available. BTW, I would say 1 Titan Black edition of 2 x 770GTX cards. In all of the GPU scaling only works on the rendering now. When the debayer to GPU acceleration is available, then adding that a 2nd map of Titan would be much better than having 2 x 770GTX cards.

  SLI and the GPU acceleration are 2 different technologies. SLI is scaling of drawing to the screen through more than 1 video card. The GPU acceleration is a module of programming that are sending computations to the GPU for processing that were normally handled by the player through the CPU. Acceleration GPU don't require or even use SLI for evolving on GPU. It's successful and at the request of the application.

  Eric

  ADK

• Oct 2010 - what are the options for Cuda supported cards?

  Hello world

  I was just on the Adobe Web site, and although they say that they update their list of supported CUDA video cards, I saw no change

  in several months.

  at the moment (Oct 2010) what is the least expensive option available for options of CUDA enabled first?

  Thank you all!

  Dave.

  Dave,

  Historically, nVidia made only the Quadro cards, both the GPU and the circuit board. These were sold as cards Quadro NVIDIA and extent limited by the PNY brand name, but always manufactured by nVidia.

  All other video cards were manufactured by a third party who has obtained the GPU from nVidia and the basic specifications were dictated by nVidia. This is the reason that almost all third parties that provide any GeForce cards, Asus, GigaByte, MSI, PNY, eVGA, Point of view, etc. have almost identical cards, which differ only by security, cooling and clock speeds, but in large part, these differences are minimal, apart from the guarantee.

  Recently, nVidia has decided to enter the market of GeForce too, where he used is limited to of Quadro, but that has changed now. It is generally considered to be good for competition, but only a name more in the long list of manufacturers, so initially the impact will be low.

  To select a videocard GeForce, IMO, it depends on the price/guarantee. The rest is largely irrelevant. Even clock speed is a minor, when the tests so far do not show one more advantage of hearts or more memory, but which may be caused by the childhood of the EMT support.

• NVIDIA Quadro: I plug 6-pin power adapter or connector 8 pin?

  I am trying to install my graphics card Nvidia Quadro 6000 on a HP Z820 with a PSU 1125W

  The Quadro card: 1x8pin auxiliary power connector and power connector auxiliary 1x6pin.

  My questions are

  1. in the connection of my power adapter, do I plug the unit into the 8 pin or 6 PIN auxiliary connector?

  2. where can I connect the other end of the power adapter?

  3. the power adapter must be a HP one or can I use any brand.

  4, if it's HP, what is the part number

  I would appreciate help on this.

  Vinny

  Edit: Here is this link related to this issue.  It goes also to other topics with excellent similar information:

  http://www.TomsHardware.com/reviews/power-supply-specifications-ATX-reference, 3061 - 12.html

  First, it is important to know that there is another interface "6 to 8 pins" which is a feature of power-for - motherboard power ... you don't want that, sure, and connectors plastic is having different shapes.  You can see that he has 4 yellow wires (usually the supply wires) and would not have the sequence of correct wiring of a PCIe 6 to 8 pins supplementary power converter:

  

  I don't know the show, too, is not what you want.  This looks like an 8 pin to two adapter 6 pins.  You want a 6-pin to 8 pin adapter.  Is attached another picture of the nVidia type tells you to do.  If you look at the hyperlink at the top of this post you will find the wiring of 6 pins on 8 wire and for your project, you will probably want to follow the advice of nVidia for best results.  There is power to the ground and 'sense' son to all be correctly connected to the adapter.

  There is also some PCIe additional adapters that allow you to convert several sheets supply 4 son "molex" grouping in a single 6-pin PCIe or connector 8.  It is best to not do this if you have a power with official ones built in.  Your the fact, and to check the manual, it looks like your top rated power supply has 3 of these auxiliary PCIe power cords (G1, G2 and G3 will be printed on the side of the end of your 3 card).  On the other hand, offer reduced rated power of the Z820 has only 2 additional PCIe (auxiliary) cords supplied by it.

  I don't know if you are forced to use a good 6-8 converter or could if away with plug 6 pin right in the correct position on the plug 8 pins of your videocard directly, according to article of the hyperlink.  I, personally, would get an adapter.

  EDIT: Here is a picture of two ends of what is supposed to be a PCIe 6-pin supplementary power adapter PCIe 8 pins.  The first and third power pins 6 pins are officially DC 12v (some references have each of the first 3 pins being 12vDC) and subsequently, the rest are supposed to be a 'sense' or earthed.  When I look at the plug 8-pole end wiring I do not see a ground wire or ground jumper coming to pin 8.  I would not recommend it, unless I'm wrong about his son:

  

• HP Pavilion p6-2133w: graphics card will be not updated of the drivers

  My Amd Radeon HD 6530d will not update the drivers I have tried everything to update the drivers from 15.201.1151.0 to Crimson Edition Beta 16.2.1 any help will be appreciated

  @drago72, welcome to the forum.

  Normally, the drivers other those provided by HP will not work with their motheboards.  I suggest you go to Device Manager / graphics cards / right click on your video card / select Update driver software / search automatically for updated driver software.  If there is an updated driver, it will be found and installed.  If this is not the case, he will tell you that it is up-to-date.

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

• Space HP DC 5800 SFF: upgrade graphics card

  I have a HP DC 5800 SFF, computer office I'll install a Nvidia GeForce GT 610. The Office has a supply of 240 W.

  My question is. 240 W power will be enough to manage the GT 610 or I have to update my diet?

  Thank you in advance

  Bob

  Hi, Bob:

  As food is the owner you do not have the option to upgrade.

  The good news is that the GT 610 attracts only a maximum of 30W, so the 240W P/S in your dc5800 should be good.

  There are a few things you need to know when installing any video card in your PC.

  1. prior to installing the card, go to Device Manager, click to expand the category of device of graphics cards, do a right-click on the Intel graphics card, select uninstall, check the box uninstall driver and stop and unplug the machine.

  Then install your new video card.

  2. after the installation of your video card and drivers, you will notice that the sound board disappeared because the card has an HDMI output port.

  Back in the day, these old class PC business had a BIOS that had no idea of what a HDMI output port has been and as there is an audio chip on the video card circuit to work the HDMI audio output, the BIOS of the PC think that not only you have installed a video card , but he thinks that you have installed a map audio too.

  So, it disables the integrated audio system and onboard video.

  After installing the graphics driver nvidia, restart the PC, go into BIOS > Advanced menu > submenu device options, find the onboard audio setting (not there before installing the video card).

  It will be set to Disabled.  Set to enabled, save the setting when you have completed the change and again when you exit the BIOS.

  After the PC restarts, the integrated audio system will be restored.

• HP Compaq dc 7800p CMT: install graphics card GeForce G100 on HP computer

  Gentlemen!

  I have an unusual question on installing a GeForce G100 graphics card on my HP Compaq dc7800p CMT. I know it's technically a work computer, but I think that the question applies to any HP computer.

  I got the video card for almost anything and it seems from my investigation that it will work on this computer. The problem is that there apparently is not a standard Nvidia GeForce configuration, but were made for Acer desktop computers. The card has VGA, DVI and HDMI ports. There are standard Nvidia configurations that include the VGA and DVI ports, but not the HDMI - at least that I've seen.

  For the most part, my question is which driver I should try to use it with her. If I download driver Nvidia directly, generic for this card, what happens with the HDMI port? It must, of course, a special driver that Acer with this card allows users who must support the HDMI port, but what will happen if I installed Acer driver for this card on a HP computer? I could live without the HDMI port, but I would be rather functional.

  It is very difficult to get a useful answer forums GeForce on legacy hardware, so much worse if it's an outside-the-box situation like this. Maybe nobody can offer anything other than a guess, but I'll take what I can get. I tell myself that an assumption of a tech-saavy person more than me is better than my own guess!

  Complete information on the map in question follow: GeForce G100 512 MB DDR2 HDMI/D-V FN: 288-50N44-A01AC

  Thank you for interest!

  Grant

  Hi, grant:

  Normally, the Nvidia driver install everything, including audio/video HDMI.

  On the dc7800, install this card will disable the integrated audio system as well as the video integrated, so after installing the card and the drivers, reboot the PC, go into the BIOS, select the Advanced menu and then select the menu options of the device.

  There will be an embedded audio setting and it will be on people with disabilities.  Set to enabled, save it and then again when you exit the BIOS.

  Reboot, then you should have the on-board audio back.

  Before installing your video card, go to Device Manager, click to expand the category of display cards, right-click on the Intel graphics card, select uninstall, check the box uninstall driver too when it exists.  I forgot if it is or is not under Vista.  Windows 7 has this additional option.

  Instead of restart as you are prompted, stop and unplug the PC and install your video card.