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  Can I put the BIOS on my T61 if it has a dead battery?

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• "PP can now take full advantage of the PC with several GPU cards for export substantially accelerated time"

  On the features page Adobe clearly shows:

  Export multiple GPU support

  Premiere Pro can now take full advantage of computers with multiple GPU cards for export substantially accelerated time. Rendering and compression just got a whole lot faster.
  
  

  Can someone PLEASE be very specific as to how it works with the new 2015 CC?  I just bought my 2nd GTX 970 and SLI it had.  Now I read a lot of conflicting testimony online and can't seem to get a straight answer.  Please don't refer either items that are either outdated or forums.  Adobe CC 2015 was just released there not too long ago, which is what this new feature.
  

  Is having two 970's beneficial for first use SLI and AE?  Can I use the SLI bridge or not?   Can I turn in NVIDIA SLI Control Panel?  Or did I frankly just lose $330?

  Any educated idea would be GREATLY appreciated to help relieve this anxiety.  Thank you...

  
  
  
  

  Eric Bowen of computers ADK is frequently here on this forum, and with Bill Gehrke, can give you the best technique advises compared to your current and future workflow exact. Change style and which codecs you use are very important.

  Given that you JUST improved don't panic... There are a few simple adjustments, you can do to get the most out of your current equipment.

  1. make sure your Samsung 850 pro has ONLY your operating system, programs and Windows swap file on it... nothing more. Turn off "Indexing" for all your disks in the system. You will need a separate and quick 'reader' for ALL your other files (images, previews, projects, export, media cache and cache files). The IDEAL reader for this is the new SSD Samsung SM951 PCI, which runs more than 1.5 GB/s.  The performance is going to be super fast. the use of this drive, but its capacity is LIMITED. You would then be advised to add drive hard level of large companies 'offload' all files to the guard. These recent hard drives crashed at 200 MB/s with a 128 MB cache on them and go up to at least 6 TB of size... they are not expensive.

  2. your CPU is designed to be overclocked... TAKE ADVANTAGE of that and try to get the highest stable frequency, you can with it, ensuring that you use a good cooling solution--probably water. Performance will get a significant boost of this MOST important factor.  Of course, your CPU has "only' '8 processors" with hyperthreading from the end superior Haswell E CPUs that can give you sixteen YEARS... but, SPEED of CPU CLOCK is KING and will affect your performance because MOST of the video are processed ONLY with the CPU. NVidia GPU support will BE GREATLY whenever SPECIFIC on your timeline functions are those which can be CUDA accelerated... i. e "scaling", "ultra key", "dissolves" and a host of effects and other features. When it is the GPU CAN speed up the heavy calendar saturated with CUDA effects by a factor of TEN TIMES when "made this preview," or, "exporting media" your CPU has a stock speed of 3.6 Ghz and will be turbo up to 3.8 on all 4 cores. MANY users are overclocking your processor to a stable 4.7 Ghz... Some are more than 5 GHz! You can see that an increase of a full Ghz would give you about 20-25% performance... it's a LOT!

  It has been said here on this forum that once the processor is more than 4 GHz, it's OK even to 4K.

  However, I've ALSO seen here, (Eric, I think), that certain types of 4K really needs to have a GPU that has a minimum of 4 GB of memory DDR5 video memory due to "frame problem", or "frame buffer".    Thus, a return of the 970 s and KEEP one, (if it has 4 GB of video memory or more). Use the return to SM 951 drive.

  3. make sure all your settings are properly defined. In Windows, power settings make sure that all settings are for OPTIMAL PERFORMANCE so that Windows reduce NOT anything automatically... I learned this lesson on my laptop... the DEFAULT settings have been throttling the CPU and the GPU all the time until I fixed it!

  Then, first, make sure that you have the correct settings to allocate the amount of memory for first use... Eric has said here, it should be at least 3 GB by thread (I think... it can called ' base'...) I forgot). In YOUR case it means assign 24 GB of system memory for first, (8 'threads' x 3 = 24 GB). The rest can be defined for use in 'other programmes' of course, you can experiment and increase the amount of 3.5 or another higher.

  4. do not panic... Bill and I have the same laptops Asus who two years now with the 765 m 2 GB NVidia GPU in them and the HQ of 4700 i7 CPU. We shitcanned included and 5400 RPM hard drive and we both installed two quality SATA III SSD in each of the two hard drive bays. We also each increased the memory of the laptop to 24 GB. Bill has already done a few projects 4K basic on his laptop and I have experimented with 4K on mine. On my laptop, basic editing is not a problem with 4K, but addition of video tracks and effects slowing it... However, the chronology which fixes not making it. YOUR machine correctly overclocked, with more memory than we and a SM 951 and a GPU 970 should do very WELL at the moment... I think.   Unless you want to spend 4 to 5 $000 on a new machine of Haswell E X 99!

  p.s. If you are working with 4K and 1080 p quality, you need a couple of good monitors. I recently bought TWO 27 inch Acer IPS monitors that are WQHD, or, 2560 x 1440 p in the resolution. They were rated very high in addition to a review and are IPS... the density of pixels is IDEAL... to 27 inches, 1440 p video looks LIKE 4 K!   The quality of the color and the image is amazing. My laptop powers BOTH monitors at full resolution! We use HDMI 1.4 and the other the 'mini displayport' 1.1 connection... (which is also called Thunderbolt version 1). This monitor is only $200 on the egg, (including a $50 discount). Others in this class are 6 to 7 cents.

• Performance is worse with the GPU acceleration that without

  I have a Windows 7 system fast, i7 980 X processor with a monitor @ 2560 x 1440 pixels. As a photographer, I'm processing of thousands of photos and my PC can not be fast enough, so I thought that I invest a little in a new graphics card. OK, I have not bought a Quadro, but with GTX 970 from Nvidia, I always feel a modern, fast, with a value of more than $ 400 map.

  My first experiences after the installation of the new graphics card are more then disappointing - a lot is worse, running without any GPU acceleration. Before, I could scroll an image to the image almost no imperceptible lag. With the GPU acceleration turned on, each image must be "rendered" first first you get a blurry picture of Pexelated / of complitely and flackers of color shortly, then after a while, it becomes more clear. So it seems that with GPU acceleration turned on, Lightroom 6 completely ignores the preview images pre-rendered - FACT IT MAKE any SENSE WHAT? Yes, all the sliders mode develop work faster, but the preview shown instantly image is a false low resolution and it always takes time for an image high resolution to display - as much time, as it should, making it with a CPU.

  For me, it would make sense that next image will be loaded into GPU memory by actually DURATION and rendering the previous image would be preserved in memory as well. Also miss me some detail for the GPU acceleration settings - if it remains at the current level, rudimentary, (for me) the best compromise would be to disable the GPU acceleration to scroll through the photos, but using just to develop sliders.

  I would want guus at Adobe to improve the product real, not just marketing slogans on the improvement of performance!

  kirillxxx wrote:

  . My suggestion is simple enough - if the guys at Adobe can not program properly, the easiest would be (to make an option) to disable the GPU acceleration for image swithiching and just take his profit for the developer sliders.

  You can not simply switch off to change the image. The image * should be loaded into the GPU, which is where the delay comes from. Even though you might think about what would happen: of course the image would change quickly, but then you would still wait before you can deal with.

  For now the acceleration GPU in LR is very it is childhood: things first generation, and we are all good enough beta testers.

  Some people are lucky: they love him and have no problem.

  Some people are out of luck: it causes nothing but problems.

  Some people like me are sitting on the fence: we have mixed experiences.

  I don't think you threw $400, at some point (I live in optimism) questions will be fixed and LR will work on your system. He just had to wait. Isn't is funny, but you only need to take a casual look at any photography forum to see that there are problems with GPU acceleration and now is not the time to buy the latest and greatest card.

  I've personally held off buying a new card to replace my aging one until I see that there is zero chance of all the problems of proof.

• T61 with Windows 7: Fingerprint reader does not

  I downloaded and installed the software of fingerprint reader for my (7659-D22) T61 with Windows 7. On the login screen, I see the option "Scan your finger", but none of my fingerprints is recognized, so I log in with my password.

  In Windows, I get the popup of fingerprint by inviting me to register fingerprints. Three are presented as registrants already (carry on the WinXP form, no doubt), everything else I had tried without success to the login screen. I tried registering additional prints, but the scans are not at all.

  How can I solve this problem?

  Just delete the previous fingerprint data and registration seem to have solved the problem.

• Can a T61 with a Santa Rosa Vist 64 bit platform, or do you need a Penryn platform?

  Can a T61 with a platform Santa Rosa running Vista 64-bit, or do you need a Penryn platform?

  I learned that the Santa Rosa platform can't handle Vista 64-bit.

  Thank you!

  Hi Luke,.

  Any Core 2 Duo processor is capable of processing 64-bit, which includes Merom CPU (T7xxx) and the newest Penryn processors (T8xxx & T9xxx).

  The platform that you are talking about is the motherboard chipset (or cycle in terms of manufacturing). "Santa Rosa" is simply a name given to a particular generation of motherboard chipset. In this case, Santa Rosa is the fourth in a generation (or cycles) chipsets that were introduced by Intel in mid-2007. This platform supports the Merom and Penryn processors and CPUs support 64 - bit addressing OS indeed.

  I hope this helps!

  Steve

• Lightroom with 2 GPU (Nvidia + Intel) crashing

  Hello

  I am under lightroom on a laptop powerful dell I7, windows 8.1

  The laptop came with 2 GPU.

  The problem is 1 day, all the nvidia driver settings are set to ALWAYS use nvidia and not intel hd.

  When taking photos with the camera directly in lightroom, it hangs - Intel HD graphics driver crashes.

  I tried many things, disabled intel hd (but which caused photoshop not to run, I turned it on again).

  updates the drivers later.

  Lightroom is updated later.

  try several configuration options

  been to the FAQ of GPU, not help.

  nothing works.

  Please help ASAP! I can't work like this!

  Your laptop TFT is probably related to the Intel HD graphics path. What happens if you disable the Nvidia card, what happens then?

  On most laptops the dedicated graphics card is used for the external displays only - or so also defined in the ATI/Nvidia Control Panel to to beused as GPU for applications.

  What is the type of the GPU Nvidia? If it's not a real powerful, I don't better too much about, also according to the resolution of the TFT screen.

• I just bought 14 items and installed updates. Camera Raw version is now 9.3.0 and should work with my Nikon D7200 but is not

  Hello.I just purchased 14 elements and installed updates, version of Camera Raw is now 9.3.0 and should work with my Nikon D7200 but is not, help is needed!

  Good to know that things started working well for you.

• The Nvidia GTX 970 works with the gpu acceleration in first pro / after effects.

  The Nvidia GTX 970 works with the gpu acceleration in first pro / after effects.

  I want to know as I suppose it would be, but it is not in the configuration required for the cuda acceleration.

  Yes, he does. I have the 980 and it works very well also.

• Hi, I use photoshop CS6 on my laptop with both GPU and when I ho in Preferences-> performance it detects my integrated card. How he move on to my second?

  Hi, I use photoshop CS6 on my laptop with both GPU and when I ho in Preferences-> performance it detects my integrated card. How he move on to my second?

  Very well. I had to put my best GPU as a default value. Now it's working. Thank me for having responded.

• Problem with mask in mask with mode GPU on a HTC m8

  Hi, this could be an old bug, we see a problem with AIR 15 and 16 on only this phone HTC Android (4.2.2) newish special. Our app uses GPU renderMode. The problem occurs if you have a MovieClip that is hidden with children who have children who are also hidden, so only the first hidden child renders. Also, make all other objects that are not hidden but if one of them has a mask, then that has not been made. This problem will not occur on an older One X HTC and HTC Desire 610 running the same version of Android (4.2.2). He can't get on Google Nexus 4 or iOS.

  Thanks for your help!

  Hello

  There is a work around for this problem.  If we set cacheAsBitmap (this.cacheAsBitmap = true ;) property children hidden to true, then all children hidden will make correctly gpu mode.

  Determination of the sample application even with changing respective to solve the problem of Bug #3921039 - problem with mask mask with mode GPU on a HTC m8 . Inviting you to please publish the application with the method mentioned on your device for which this problem occurred.

  Note:

  The following documentation on the gpu rendering mode - http://help.adobe.com/en_US/as3/mobile/WS901d38e593cd1bac-3d719af412b2b394529-8000.html States that: "the GPU rendering is more restrictive in mobile AIR applications built with the packager for iPhone." The GPU is effective only for bitmaps, solid forms and display including the cacheAsBitmap property defined objects. "

  Please let us know in the case where you are still facing problems.

  Kind regards

  Adobe AIR Team

• Try to install the items 13 and it requires a serial number. The instructions show the number should start with 1057, but there is no code on the discs, the box or envelopes, only the discs came from 1057. I can't activate the software without this c

  Try to install the items 13 and it requires a serial number. The instructions show the number should start with 1057, but there is no code on the discs, the box or envelopes, only the discs came from 1057. I can't activate the software without this code, and it's a Christmas gift for my wife. Help!

  Thanks a lot... the box inside was stuck and I didn't think it came out. Awesome!

• Recommendation for a cheapo GPU to throw in the old editing area

  Full disclosure: I did only a very little bit of research, because I like not on hardware like most of you guys here do

  Knowing full well that I take my fate in my hands, I'm looking for the best GPU that I can throw in my old HP (dual Xeon 5140 s) xw6400 and hack for some MEPS hardware Lovin '. My office (heh), would that be the GTS450 probably the best bet, since it does not require a power supply additional connection, blah blah blah. This system will be requisitioned for some just large enough SD projects that are not too heavy effect, but I want material MPE in any case for the CC, etc.

  So, will a GTS450 jive with my system, and if so, is there a particular card or an integrator that I should look for that? I'll take something with 1 GB of RAM, without worrying.

  Thanks in advance, you tech heads

  Colin.

  The GTS 450 is fully capable of MPE and your argument that the PSU can pull it off he made a mistake on this old system. Go ahead.

  The brand is irrelevant, only price/warranty.

• My Hp pavilion slimline 400-235d can work with this GPu?

  Model of GPU's profile card low 250 R7 radeon...
  
  Please notify. .
  
  TKS

  Please provide a link to the video card with the name real full manufacturer and model...

  It is unlikely. If you install the card it starts.

  The specifications of the manufacturers for a few models that I've read have minimum systems requirements for a 400 Watt POWER supply. Your HP pavilion slimline d 400-235 is delivered with a 270-watt POWER supply. This would be a showstopper for the video card. There is no 400 Watt or POWER supply plu available for a slimline PC on the market that I know.

  People have beentrying to upgrade the PSU in slimline PCs years.  When they find out this critical show-stopping detail, have usually to throw in the towel and realize that the slimline PCs are not meant to be upgraded.

• T61 battery dead after 19 cycles?

  Hey all, I'm new to the forum so please, be gentle.

  I have a little problem with my T61 battery.  I usually use my system as you would for a desktop PC, which means that the battery has cycled only 19 times since I got it back in 2007.  Yesterday, the battery was perfectly fine to my knowledge.  Today, I wake up and see the light flashing orange battery.  Opening the program Power Manager tells me that my battery status is "poor".

  Here's what all he said.

  Battery information:

  Status: No activity

  Remaining percentage: 0%

  Remaining capacity: 0,00 Wh

  Full load: 42.49 Wh

  Current: 0.14 A

  Voltage: 9.68 V

  Power consumption: 1.32 W

  Temperature: 29 ° C

  Number of cycles: 19

  Manufacturer: SONY

  Manufacturing date: 2007-12-01

  First use date: 2007-12

  Serial number: 1305

  Bar code number: 1ZEAV7C118S

  FRU part number: 92 p 1141

  Unit of Chemistry: Li-ion

  Nominal capacity: 56.16 Wh

  Design voltage: 10.80 V

  When I click on the button "Battery maintenance", the system stops.  No prompt "Windows is shutting down", it's as if someone pulled the plug without battery inside.

  System Stats:

  Windows 7 Edition Home Premium x 64

  6 GB of Ram

  HARD DRIVE 500 GB

  Battery stats:

  Bar code #: 1192P1142Z1ZEAV7C118S

  FRU P/N: 92 P 1141

  ASM P/N: 92 P 1142

  What I don't understand, is why I only got 19 cycles of the battery.  Would it be a bad battery?  I ran the Battery Recall program to see if mine was one that was recalled, but he said that it is not.  The system never actually ran off the power to the battery for more than 20 minutes (we had a power outage because the pole transformer blew).

  Any help is appreciated.

  A battery at least 20% charge remaining should be an easy score for $10 or more. If you use it to dock, he will serve only as a backup and could save your hardware and your data while keeping the system crashing in a situation of loss of power. You can then install power manager for Hibernate or shout down after that 1 min on, so your battery enough to make success must stop.

  Generic batteries are another option, just do not get fakes unbranded, they tend to ignite.