Quadro FX 5800 in D20/S20?

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  Running a prize pool of 7, i7 processor and a single NVIDIA Quadro FX4800 card.

  You should probably just install a more current driver for him...

  http://www.nvidia.com/object/product_quadro_fx_4800_us.html

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  Drivers NVidia Quadro FX 4800

  BUT please NOTE: NVIDIA starts to abandon the CUDA support for some old cards in their new driver versions. This will impact more highlight the Quadro FX 4800 as was the original map targeted with the Mercury playback engine. Also affected will be the Quadro CX, Quadro FX 3700 (M), the Quadro FX 3800 (M), Quadro FX 5800 and GeForce GTX 285. You should not update your drivers beyond what you find on one of these legacy pages and you should probably focus on a new card.

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  Quadro 4000

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• For first Pro CS5 GPU acceleration cards

  Hello:

  I'm willing to invest in a GPU graphics acceleration card that will speed up playback and use the GPU mode Mercury playback engine.

  From what I could find on the Adobe site, these are the cards that are supported for Premiere Pro CS5

  Supported NVIDIA video cards for acceleration GPU (CS5):

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  Quadro 5000M (Windows)

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  Thank you

  Rich Locus

  Can someone give me a recommendation from your own experience?

  I found the nVidia GTX 680 to be a good

  cost vs performance choice.

  Identifies the maps above still valid?

  Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 / CC Tech specs

  http://www.Adobe.com/products/premiere/tech-specs.html

  Not sure if this is valid for CS5, but I suspect so.

  Note:

  CS5 might require the 'Cuda Hack":

  CUDA Hack

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  PC - add:

  (Name of your card) example: GeForce GTX 680

  in this list:

  C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Premiere Pro CS5\cuda_supported_cards.txt

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  How do I enable GPU Cuda in Adobe CS5 for Mac

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• Select the mercury with the Gtx 560 TI

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  I got my new hardware recently (today).

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  I missed something?

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  When you open the cuda_supported_cards.txt file in the program folder Adobe Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5, you will find all the cards that natively supports the Adobe CS 5.5. They are:

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  GeForce GTX 470

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  Quadro FX 3800M

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  Quadro FX 5800

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  Quadro 2000 M

  Quadro 3000M

  Quadro 4000

  Quadro 4000M

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  Quadro 5000M

  Quadro 5010M

  Quadro 6000

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• What graphics card do you recommend

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• Admitted to the mercury supported GPUs starting coast April 30, 2010

  Hello world

  I see that on the official page of Adobe, they list these maps as mercury supported:

  http://www.Adobe.com/products/premiere/systemreqs/

  What is the list so far?  - and it would be foolish at this point order one of them or is it smarter to wait

  and see if others are listed?

  Also - who among those below is the most powerful?  I thought we should have a thread, (sticky) that shows the maps,

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  Dave.

  Support for GPU accelerated NVIDIA graphics cards

  • Quadro CX (Windows)
  • Quadro FX 3800 (Windows)
  • Quadro FX 4800 (Windows and Mac OS)
  • Quadro FX 5800 (Windows)
  • GeForce GTX 285 (Windows and Mac OS)

  PS - how "quote us" someone? I don't see an option to include the original message, to what I say.

  

• List of supported maps of CUDA (CS5)

  Adobe is working on a reading and rendering engine for Adobe Premiere Pro called engine reading Mercury. This new engine is accelerated by GPU from NVIDIA®, 64-bit native and designed for the future.  Native support 64-bit allows you to work with more fluidity on HD and higher resolution projects, and GPU acceleration speeds up processing and rendering effects.

  The Mercury playback engine offers these benefits:

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  • See results instantly when you apply color corrections and multiple effects across many video layers.
  • Work in real time on complex timelines and projects of long duration with thousands of clips — whether your project is SD, HD, 2 K, 4 K, or beyond.

  Make sure that your system is ready to take advantage of the Mercury playback engine in a future version of Adobe Premiere Pro. The Mercury playback engine works hand in hand with technology NVIDIA® CUDA™ to give you performance surprisingly fluid and in real time. See it in action

  * PR CS5 supports the following list of CUDA cards:

  	GeForce GTX 285	Windows and MAC
  	Quadro FX 3800	Windows
  	Quadro FX 4800	Windows and MAC
  	Quadro FX 5800	Windows
  	Quadro CX	Windows

  More hardware details:

  http://www.Adobe.com/products/premiere/systemreqs/

  
  

  [Moderator note: the debate on the choice of Adobe for the supported cards has been moved to the Premiere Pro hand Forum]

  Link

  Dough made from post by Will Renczes (Adobe)

  http://forums.Adobe.com/message/2739509#2739509

  >>>

  Now that the launch is made and this information is all public, I will summarize all the bits of information that have been circulating in a distilled position:

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  -optimizations to multithreaded rendering, pipeline of playback, speed improvements with various types of media and all around General tuning

  -CUDA accelerated effects / transform / pixel conversion routines.

  Don't have a Council CUDA support?  You always get two out of three.  May not seem as sexy on the cover, but CS5 is still a massive improvement on CS4 even without hardware acceleration.

  (On the other hand: I would like to dispel the myth that you can drop in a Council of CUDA support in any box and you get magically I don't know how many layers of RED 4 K real-time.)  All that CUDA is free the CPU of tasks to perform the processing of the image - video sequences must however still be decoded by the CPU.  If you are looking for high quality 4K, treat yourself and don't cheat you in a box of bullshit.  Get an i7, for Cryin ' out loud... but I digress)

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  One of the biggest themes was to improve stability and make first really earning the nickname of Pro.  To quote another engineer, "it was a decision about being Pro."  By limiting the choice of cards, you have a guarantee that the product will do what it is supposed to, that your accuracy of rendering will be as good as in the software, and these cards can be read with I/O 3rd party providers.

  What is the difference between the level of functionality, I receive with the GTX 285 vs Quadro cards?

  The GTX is limited to 3 real time streams.  Also, the Quadros come with more memory, so it helps if you are looking to make the edition (for example, RED) - RES. Finally, as a set of playing cards, GTX cards will downclock themselves if they are overheated, so your performance could fall if your air conditioning is not the best.  The Quadros OTOH have a fixed clock frequency, assumingly they have better heat tolerance levels.

  When will expand this selection?

  TO BE DETERMINED.  I can only say that we look at some of the maps Fermi next-gen, but they are still being evaluated.  Let's see him that this way - the beta user group is still ongoing so that they can help test the new Platinum support in the future.   Keep your ear to the ground, I don't know there will be a lot of noise when they are released.

  You can add me to the beta list?

  Nope.  Not my field, I'm afraid.

  What's the scoop with cards ATI and openCL?  Why nVidia / CUDA only?

  When the work of the acceleration began a year & a half, openCL was not even a finalized specification.  CUDA is a more mature technology, that's what we went with.  For the future? She will be evaluated for CS 6.

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  Hi Jorge,.

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