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• 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

• AMD or Nvidia GPU? Support CUDA?

  I'm building a Photoshop/Lightroom computer based on the processor i7 - 4770 K from Intel.

  Are there still no CUDA support in Photoshop?

  Choose an AMD GPU?

  And finally, I think put in 32 GB of RAM. That is excessive or Photoshop can use this amount of memory or not?

  Thank you?

  Geir, Norway

  Hi fetiflis,

  Please click the link below:

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/Photoshop/KB/Photoshop-CS6-GPU-FAQ.html

  NVIDIA or AMD should work for you.

  32 GB of wont RAM overkill photoshop, but if the program can use a lot of memory or not depends on the type of installation you perform.

  Thank you

• Support CUDA on Hyper-V virtual computer

  Hello

  We are starting a project to render videos for our clients. In order to better distribute the workload on what Machines we use virtual Hyper-V where Adobe After Effect works.

  To improve the speed of generation, we reflected with a 4000 quattro nvidia card, which is passed to the virtual machine by Remote FX.

  CUDA package has been installed successfully and I also see the remote driver for FX card. But this seems to be the problem.

  Adobe after effects is not recognize this card as a valid card of CUDA.

  Is it possible to use the improvements to CUDA on virtual machines or a trick to getting adobe recognizes the RemoteFX pilot like the quattro card?

  Thanks much for the reply.

  What is not there, isn't there. AE will have a specific code to actually treat these virtualized CUDA features.

  Mylenium

• Adobe Premiere support Cuda / Cl Open graphics cards (Ram problem)?

  I bought an IMAC year last with an AMD Radeon HD 6770 M, graphics card . I was looking forward to using the first Mercury playback engine. It's on the list of cards supported in first, unfortunately it did not because the ram of cards has been according to the requirements. I wish he had mentioned on the Adobe site, but you live and learn.

  
  

  Now I want to get a macbook and not make the same mistake. I'm looking at the Intel 5100 Graphics Iris and the Intel Iris Graphics Pro 5200 in some macbooks. Are there these cards out there that are not supported due to the low RAM as the 6770 M?

  
  

  Jim Miesner

  Hi Jim,.

  James miesner wrote:

  I bought an IMAC year last with an AMD Radeon HD 6770 M graphics card. I was looking forward to using the first Mercury playback engine. It is on the list of cards supported at first, unfortunately it did not because the ram of cards has been according to the requirements. I wish he had mentioned on the Adobe site, but you live and learn.

  If I remember correctly, there are two versions of the 6770M, one has 1 GB of VRAM (supported) and the other has only 512 MB of VRAM. Sorry you weren't aware of it.

  Now, I want to get a macbook and not make the same mistake. I'm looking at the Intel 5100 Graphics Iris and the Iris Intel Graphics Pro 5200 in some macbooks. Are there any of those cards out there that are not supported due to the low RAM as the 6770 M?

  I would go with a MacBook Pro with NVIDIA 750 M in it. It's the GPU I'd use if the upgrade of my MacBook Pro. Low power GPU is not really great if you want to keep a system for a few years.

  Thank you
  Kevin

• Will be my imac 27 inch mid 2010 - support Cuda

  Hi, forgive my ignorance here, but basically, as I see after effects CC needs a better ability to the graphics card.

  When I start the CC AE, it refers as needed Cuda - to Ray traced rendering.

  Now, I have since downloaded Cuda - question is ' will it work with my iMac? (write below)

  * imac 27 inch-mid 2010 - graphics ATI Radeon HD 5670 512 MB

  All advice would be greatly appreciated as it seems the Ray Traced rendering is unusable without it, hope I'm wrong

  See you soon,.

  Simon.

  You don't want to use the rendering of the traced to the RADIUS. The ray-traced rendering engine is now obsolete. Use Cinema 4 d instead. It's free with AE CC, it makes it faster and it is much more powerful.

  Discover the details of the CINEMA 4 D integration with after effects CC (12.0)

  Installing CUDA on a Radeon graphics card will mess up your machine. CUDA is NVIDIA technology and only works on NVIDIA cards. Read this article: do not install drivers NVIDIA CUDA on computers with AMD graphics processors

• Any GPU for Windows that support CUDA and open CL?

  Hello world

  I was looking at this list: http://www.Adobe.com/products/premiere/tech-specs.html

  while trying to decide what video card to buy to enjoy playback of mercury.  I couldn't help, but note that there is not a single card listed which is compatible CUDA and CL open in windows.  What I really have to choose one or the other?  In this case, which would be more advantageous to a Premiere Pro workflow that uses a lot of dynamic link to After Effects?  As a side note, I use Photoshop a ton and I'd love to keep my GPU acceleration in this area as well.

  Thank you!

  -Charlie

  Except on a Mac.  Premiere Pro does not offer two options of a card under Windows.  If you use AMD OpenCL, you need .  If you want to CUDA, you need nVidia.

  At this point, I would stick with nVidia.

• Support CUDA disappears

  I use the latest version of first on a HP Z820, 32 GB of ram, Quadro 5000 and recommended Nvidia driver.

  When opening an existing job, I get the below error intermittently.  Any recommendations?

  Lee

  

  This occasionally happens to me, too.  Restart of PP has always solved the problem.

• support for CUDA graphics card

  Hello!

  I just installed a trial version of Adobe first Pro CS5.5.

  A popup window tells me to download a graphic CUDA driver for a better rendering.

  In the list of supported graphics cards my card does not appear.

  NVIDIA GeForce 9500 GT

  In the details section of this card, it shows me the following: 32 CUDA cores

  Does that mean now that it supports CUDA or not - is - do I have to install another driver for it - I'm confused...

  BTW. system requirements recommend RAID 0 for uncompressed video.

  So far, I use different fast HD but no RAID 0. In what scenario will be victim?

  concerning

  Here is the list of the supported graphics processors: http://www.adobe.com/products/premiere/tech-specs.html

  The GeForce 9500 GT is not in the list of supported cards. A lot of cards that have CUDA is not supported by the CS5.5 body. It is not strictly CUDA body makes use of all areas... Organization requires a handful of specifications that CUDA is the primary but not the only one.

  Your card meets most of the requirements of the software, but only the cards that Adobe has actually tested and approved will be listed as supported cards. Only these cards are supported by default in the functioning of the body CS5.5.

  With that said, you can ALWAYS try to get the body to use your GeForce 9500 GT GPU using the 'hack' that a lot of users have posted in the forum (I never had to use it, or know the link, but I think that if search you the forum for 'hack GPU' then you will find probably). The 'hack' is NOT taken in charge, and even if change you successfully the necessary bits of code, it is not guaranteed that your GPU works or that it will work well.

  Yet once, only the GPU listed at the link above and stated as 'supported' by Adobe are guaranteed to give you the desired results of playback engine Mercury.

  About RAID 0 and video uncompressed... you use true uncompressed video? Many people do not, instead of use formats like DV, HDV, AVCHD, DVCProHD, ProRes, etc.. A RAID 0 is perhaps a good idea if you use 5 simultaneous streams of video from the same player, but it's really a whole topic altogether. If you use UNCOMPRESSED video, then your hard disk configuration and RAID are of main importance for smooth playback. CPU becomes less important, since there is nothing to "decompress." However, for DV, AVCHD formats and disc hard similar speed is relatively unimportant because the files are generally well below the speed of the flow of a standard disc (medium-sized AVCHD around 17 to 25 Mbps, which is nothing). However, with these more compressed formats such as AVCHD your CPU must be extremely tough because it does all the work of decompression of the video for playback on the fly.

  I hope this helps!

• 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.

• Only CS4 Support ATI Stream or NVIDIA CUDA?

  The title says it all... CS4 supports hardware acceleration using NVIDIA CUDA and ATI stream? I find nothing in the specs.

  The quick answer is NO!

  With third-party software there is a possibility to support CUDA. When CS5 comes early next year he definitley be supported CUDA at least a few cards.

• Clarification of the taken video cards supported for 15,3

  Hey,.

  The link, below the article said that with version 15.3 Adobes has stopped supporting the old Nvidia graphics cards. Is this true?

  Cards video for Adobe Premiere CC 2015 CUDA Mercury Playback David Knarr

  I can't find any information office in this forum confiriming information above.

  So for example GTX 570 still will support CUDA acceleration with 15.3 and leave?

  1. Yes and no. depends on the card. will not work GTX 285 and gtx 480 will be for example (has to do with some sort of version of the software on the card?)

  2. I have a gtx 480 and still gives me cuda on 2015.4.

  3. you need not buy new maps of the IMO.

  Have you tried 2015.3 on your system?

• CS6 Production Premium supports AMD graphics cards? Specifically over-pants M6100. If so, all the features work with the M6100, or are there features that work only with nVidia video cards?

  CS6 Production Premium supports AMD graphics cards? Specifically over-pants M6100. If so, all the features work with the M6100, or are there features that work only with nVidia video cards?

  CS6 does support OpenCL and OpenGL?

  Are all features that CS6 supports for NVidia Cuda available for the M6100 OpenCL?

  Bill supposed to first Pro CC (not CS6) response. Windows of Premiere Pro CS6 version does not support OpenCL for accelerating GPU of MPE. Therefore, there is no "opencl_supported_cards.txt" file in the folder of Premiere Pro, and the code to OpenCL is disabled permanently in all versions of Windows from Premiere Pro CS6. So, for your over-pants M6100 Premiere Pro CS6 will be permanently locked to only software MPE mode. (Acceleration GPU of MSES in the Windows of Premiere Pro CS6 version is limited to the CUDA only, which means that only NVIDIA for GPU - no AMD over-pants or GPU Radeon support CUDA at all.)

• Impossible to activate CUDA on Quadro K2200

  Hi, I recently bought a Nvidia Quadro K2200 equipped of 4 GB ram and 640 CUDA core. However, when I try to enable CUDA in After Effects (CS6 and CC) I can not, the option is not available.

  I did the thing to add the map manually in the 'raytracer_supported_cards' list but then executing EI GET the message "After Effects error ray traced 3D: initial shader compilation failed (5070: 0). In this case, the program runs normally and the option to enable the GPU is now available on "Edit/Preferemces/Preview", but there is no improvement in performance and when I try to use the 3D Ray Traced feature I get the error message again.

  I know that this graphics card is fron the latest Quadro family and even his name is not on the official list supported CUDA cards as well as the K4200 and K5200 and other press releases, will therefore be the problem? Fact there is incompatibility between the software and the new Board of Directors?

  Remembering that I tested the two AE CS6 and CC, duly updated to date to the last date and the last drivers Nvidia.

  Can someone help me?

  (Sorry for my bad English)

  This card is not supported for GPU of the 3D rendering engine acceleration traced to the RADIUS, and it will never be.

  NVIDIA has changed new cards Maxwell CUDA features, as they are incompatible with the version of Optix (the library that powers the traced the beam 3D rendering engine) that comes with After Effects.

  For many reasons, we have stopped development on the traced the beam 3D rendering engine, so we will not issue updates that allow these new cards work with this feature.

  If you work with 3D in After Effects, you have many choices, which is superior to the use of the traced to the RADIUS engine 3D rendering, including Cinema 4 d, which is included in After Effects.