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• 760 GTX even power req as GTX 560TI for XPS 8300?

  My XPS 8300 has a GTX 560 TI originally equipped.

  IAM thinking of upgrading to a 760 GTX but all the messages suggest the Dell power supply will need to be upgraded. The thing is, when I look at the GeForce site for specifications, it says that both cards have the same characteristics of power, map max 170 watt and the power of 500 watts min, which is more that I understand Dell ships with, but Ive never had a problem with the 560, in fact the specifications of the Geforce show 210 watt for oem 560.

  Don't you think that I'll be able to run the 760 if the 560ti has been authorized?

  What about any other matter, I read such as to the incompatibility of the bios?

  The XPS 8300 has the power of 460 watts.  The system provides up to 225 watts for video cards using 2 PCIe power connectors.  The Dell OEM GTX 560 Ti won't have the same characteristics as a retail card, however.  It is more likely uses less energy than the information you find on retail cards.   Theoretically, this should work since both have approximately the same energy consumption.  Have a 460 watt PSU vs having a 500-watt power supply will not make a difference here.  Dell POWER supply can most likely culminate at 500 watts in any case if necessary, but she won't be necessary.  It is up to you, but I wouldn't have a problem, give it a try.  Compatibility with a Dell bios or motherboard is another story and XPS models have had their fair share of it.

  I have a 660 s Dell with just a 220 Watt power supply.  Two video cards, I used in this system have said that a requirement of POWER 400 watts PSU and both worked very well.  It's a difference of 180 watts compared to the 40 watts you have.  As long as you know what really are the electrical needs of the video card, you can essentially determine whether a map will work or not.

• 760 GTX vs GTX 960... stick or twist?

  Have done pretty well in my mind up on this, but for a sanity check, thought I would ask here for those who know.

  I have a couple of PNY GTX 760 purchased just before Christmas at a cracking price. The plan is / was that they want to go in a couple of Dell T5810 I am about to install for a next project (Xeon 1620v3, 16 GB RAM, SSD 2 x 256-2133). I saw that the GTX 960 are now on the market, so should I return the 760's and upgrade to the 960's for a cost of about £40 (ish) by card, or stick with the 760 GTX because they are a solid card, which, from my understanding, is a very good balance with the rest of the system?

  I already have 3 versions of hexagonal base of these systems operating with GTX 970 and have been very happy with them, but I know newer is not always better. There was limited reference points for GTX 960's (that I could find anyway), and they are mostly associated with games. I've seen some chatter around that fact that he is not a great leap forward on the 760 GTX, but how that translates to sue with Adobe and especially creative and Media Encoder? On the paper where the 760 has 256 - bit with a bunch of 192,2 Gbps memory bandwidth 960 is 128 bits with 112 GB/s. I know that Maxwell on more than Kepler improvements place for these stats through the end cards above, but put aside from the low power draw and heat it would really help in this case?

  Then, stick or twist? My current thinking is stick with the 760's, because it is not worth the extra £'s.

  Thanks in advance for all comments.

  Well the GTX with several processors cores 1152 1024 and more than 760 band 192 against 112 GB/sec memory bandwidth make the 760 GTX a CURRENT winner.  If you are thinking to the future and you want HDMI 2.0 for future use, then go with the 960 GTX, but HDMI 2.0 involves 4K video and or card is well equipped in the 4K process.

• Problems with the program monitor for 20 to 90 seconds with project started in first CC2014 using CC2015

  I'm just finishing an important project for first Pro CC2015 and it tests my patience. Whenever I do an edit simple ripple and transitions program window to view side-by-side, CC2015 PP becomes somewhat insensitive for anywhere between 20 and 90 seconds. Sometimes it does not recover at all. When I say it's a bit insensitive, I mean I can always move clips, remove clips, or manipulate the clips in any way I want on the timeline. But the program monitor just sits on that same side-by-side view. The side-by-side never displayed the images while ripple editing is performed. The source window, audio mixer and lumetri litters all stop working. But they recover before the window of the program.

  This project was launched in 2014 CC and we should never have improved while in the middle of this project, but now it's too late to go back. It does this on two PCs at work and my PC at home. I started a new project, and no problem with changes to the ripple. Although there are minor, other performance issues, more generally I'm not happy about this day with first CC 2015. I also found a CC2014 project that will not export the correct proportions using CC2015, but just, we returned to the 2014 project to continue working on it.

  Number for ripple editing, eventually everything comes back and still works, but only once so far. Only once, however, my PC completely frozen and had to be returned. I built this PC at hand and never charge anything on what I have needed for my work. This is the first time that this PC has frozen more than 3 years that I used it. Sometimes, a program crashes, but never the entire system.

  Did anyone else out there having this problem?

  MY ADVICE: Finish the projects of CC2014 on CC2014! Stick with new projects with CC2015. or just hold off on upgrading.

  Hi Lisa,

  Disable "Composite overview for Trim" in the timeline view settings and see if that helps to run.

  

  Your Advisor not to switch versions of the programs in the middle of a project is the RIGHT HAND RULE of THUMB of video editing. + 1 for your advice.

  Thank you

  Regalo

• Z600 and 760 GTX?

  Hello
  I'll buy a renovated z600 workstation soon and I have a question. I have a gtx spare 760 2 GB and it requires 170 w of power and has 2 slot 6pin. I know that there is only a single connector 6pin pcie in the Z600 and I would like to know if it is allowed to use a splitter (power to double pcie 6pin 6 pins) to power the graphics card by using the separator or if it's too risky for the power supply?

  Use the cable splitter, this ensures that the graphics card is connected to the dedicated 12V rail

• Huge performance impact after installing a new 760 GTX graphics card

  With my motherboard Foxconn Renaissance x 56, I get a variety of RAM that is usable, but not wire after installing my new GTX 760.

  When I run the Windows system it stutters and takes up to 15 minutes to start, there is a problem with some of the RAM not being usable and just sitting there while Windows doesn't know what to do with it.

  However, when I run in Ubuntu, even without a graphics driver, the speed is incredibly fast.

  The solution only hacky, I could find is to truncate the memory by the top of the first address, in my case, it is exactly 6 GB (0 x 26666666) using "bcdedit/set memory truncated 0 x 26666666", and it works well. But I'm unable to benefit from the additional RAM on the graphics card.

  It's frustrating because my motherboard supports up to 24 GB of RAM, and the problem exists only in Windows and not Linux.

  If anyone is interested in this problem, there is a fix. A representative of Foxconn sent Ms. some secret BIOS that is not available on the site.

• A 760 GTX video card will fit in a Hp Pavilion p7-1534

  Hi all

  I was wondering if a GTX 760 video card fit in a Hp Pavilion p7-1534, if I upgrade the power of 750w? Thank you!

  Ardin, welcome to the forum.

  I have gone through two different brands of GTX 760.  One of them, ASUS, was 8.6 "in length.  The other, EVGA, was 9.5 "in length.  I suggest to take a piece of cardboard and make a template of the EVGA to see if it would fit.  It does not list an additional power connector, but I would like to add 1 "in length.  Personally, I like the cards XFX, EVGA, Sapphire and PNY in that order.

  You can easily get with a 600W at 650W power supply.  I love OCZ and Corsair.  They are passionate about quality with reasonalbe price.

  Please click on "BRAVO", if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• Acer G3120 and 760 GTX Preadator not start

  Hello! I just upgraded my Acer Preadator G3120 with a new graphics card, the Asus GTX 760.

  With the card installed, my computer starts normally, then gets stuck in the Acer logo screen. It will not load the installation cd and I can't enter the BIOS, despite the screen saying to normal "press Del to enter BIOS. If I reinstall my old card, my computer works normally.

  I'm pretty sure this isn't a hardware problem, my motherboard and the power supply (by default) must be able to run the new card. I have the latest version of the BIOS, P01. A4.

  Please, any help?

  GTX770 also do not work and it is the bios of your motherboard. IM in the same situation as you.

  I tested several Nvidia card and none of them works above.

  The 560Ti work well.

  Next time I know not why do not buy any computer of ACER brand.

  I have not heard any upgrade laid down Acer bios.

  I also tried a card radeon and R9280X work, but these cards have another problem.

  Wish you happy hunting for your problem.

• XPS 8900, use of Nvidia GTX 745

  Hello

  I bought a Dell XPS 8900 with a GTX 745. Should arrive this week.

  Will this DDR3 4 GB Dell OEM Nvidia GeForce GTX 745 c:

  NVIDIA GeForce GTX DVI out--> in--> #1 U2412M DVI DVI to DVI cable = 1920 x 1200

  NVIDIA GeForce GTX out HDMI--> HDMI / DVI--> #2 U2412M in DVI = 1920 x 1200

  Above config works with my old PC (see below).

  Can I add a #3 Monitor VGA input and 3 monitors at the same time?

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  Old (and always reliable!) XPS 8100 with AMD 5450 can support this with my 2 x U2412M monitors:

  Reference Dell AMD 5450 out DVI--> in--> #1 U2412M DVI DVI to DVI cable = 1920 x 1200

  Reference Dell AMD 5450 out HDMI--> HDMI / DVI--> #2 U2412M in DVI = 1920 x 1200

  Confirmed to work with my new 8900 XPS:

  NVIDIA GeForce GTX 745 out DVI--> in--> #1 U2412M DVI DVI to DVI cable = 1920 x 1200

  NVIDIA GeForce GTX 745 output HDMI--> HDMI Cable DVI--> #2 U2412M in DVI = 1920 x 1200

  NVIDIA GeForce GTX 745 output VGA--> in--> #3 U2211H VGA VGA cable VGA = 1920 x 1080

  Note:

  I did a fresh install of Windows 10 Pro on an SSD that I added and to use.

  Assist support gives me an error "Primary Surface Test cannot operate" with more than one monitor. single monitor flickers during this test.

  It passes all THE tests brilliantly using one monitor with a DVI connection.

  I did more testing on different monitors.

  I guess it's a problem with Support Assist; I can provide more details on request.

  Happy with the purchase!

  :)

• 760 GTX n760 twin frozr not picked up

  I recently built a pc to TigerDirect and added the GTX 760 n760 twin frozr as my video card. I downloaded the driver from msi site but when I tried to install the driver from the computer didn't pick up the video card. During the audit of the system, he said "this graphics driver could not find compatible graphics hardware." Any suggestions on what I can do?

  -Have you checked the card snaps into the PCIe slot and two PCIe power connectors

  are in place?

  -Dust may have gotten in the PCIe slot, given that you have built the machine. Try to clean the

  slot with a small brush or can of compressed air to sit before the card.

  -Try to disable the onboard graphics via BIOS and boot into Windows

  with the GTX760 connected to the monitor (if you do not already).

  (Nvidia driver page).

  NVIDIA Driver Downloads - advanced search

  (I assume that you have built the machine with intentions of adding a gpu and have an adequate

  good quality food with a minimum of 500W.)

• Premiere Pro CC 2015 won't use my GPU (GTX 750 it)

  Hey people!

  I have an ASUS Geforce GTX 750 Ti and I can't use the GPU in the first.

  When creating - project settings - reading Mercurcy engine - GPU CUDA is on and chosen!

  But here's the thing - if I export any kind of film creation - my Asus control panel shows me little GPU usage!

  When I use After Effects (there, I can choose the GPU with note not recommended). When I work in After Effects using GPU is noticeable ~ 30-50%.

  It is not only the use which makes me skeptical - its time to export...

  before the gtx750ti I used the onboard gpu and time now (with the geforce) is the same or more?

  What I've tried so far:

  I added a "cuda_supported_cards.txt" with 'GeForce GTX 750 Ti' entered - the first Adobe Pro CC 2015 folder!  But nothing happened - no use of GPU when you change or made... ;(

  You guys have any suggestions for me?

  I'm really looking forward for any tips/advice.

  Greetings from tyrol

  System:

  Win 10 pro x 64

  ASUS W97 more mainboard

  ASUS geforce Ti gtx750

  64g Ballustix DDR3 Ram

  Read this doc on what cuda in the first and that it does NOT (e.g., encoding)

  CUDA, engine reading Mercury and Adobe Premiere Pro "Premiere Pro workspace

• in CS6 - a Titan GTX would have many more advantages over 760 GTX video card?

  It would be worth to a titan GTX (form can be found here for both: NVidia Graphics Card graphic - Studio 1 Productions and David Knarr specification )

  
  

  I know that numbers alone say it may be, but does anyone have a working knowledge of this?

  Thank you all!

  AZA

  Only if you use the converter 3D traced the RADIUS, which you're probably not.

  After Effects uses the GPU to almost nothing. Details:

  Features GPU (CUDA, OpenGL) in After Effects

• 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

• After effects CC on Mac will not use my NVIDIA GTX 670

  And strangely, I don't see the GTX 670 listed for Windows either, although Premiere Pro seems to accept, even if she didn't see it at first.

  Here is my report legacy GPU.

  Fast draft:	Available
  Texture memory:	818.00 MB
  Ray-tracing:	CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT

  (Not available - GPU CUDA driver or incompatible device)

  OpenGL

  Seller:	NVIDIA Corporation
  Feature:	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670 engine OpenGL
  Version:	2.1 NVIDIA - 8.12.47 310.40.00.05f01
  Total memory:	2.00 GB
  Shader Model:	-

  CUDA

  Driver version:	-
  Features:	-
  Current usable memory:	-
  Maximum usable memory:	-

  I'm running the latest CUDA 5.0.61 which was updated yesterday and GPU driver 8.12.47 310.40.00.05f01. I can't launch the web more recent version of the drivers because they do not seem to work with my PC GTX 670 in my MacPro. And my GTX 670 actually 4 GB of RAM. I thought that was one of the great features of CC to activate the compatible maps, but I can't select GPU (although I can't in Premiere Pro).

  And even more boring, is that while I had to modify some files after Effects CS6, it works fine for me with my video card as shown in this report:

  Fast draft:	Available
  Texture memory:	409,00 MB
  Ray-tracing:	GPU

  OpenGL

  Seller:	NVIDIA Corporation
  Feature:	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670 engine OpenGL
  Version:	2.1 NVIDIA - 8.12.47 310.40.00.05f01
  Total memory:	2.00 GB
  Shader Model:	-

  CUDA

  Driver version:	5.0
  Features:	1 (GeForce GTX 670)
  Current usable memory:	3.50 GB (at the launch of the application)
  Maximum usable memory:	4.00 GB

  Now, I had some problems with all my apps CC do not launch, or to have the odd accidents, but I seem to have solved the according to this thread http://forums.Adobe.com/message/5423905#5423905 For this reason, I decided to try to start on the root and see if my graphics card worked in the root, but it was exactly the same report and would not activate the video card.

  I guess I can try the same hack that I had to do with CS6, but I thought that was the whole point of the new version that you wouldn't have to do!

  Although it's done. I had to manually hack AE CC to make it work with my Video card, and now it works fine.

  Fast draft:	Available
  Texture memory:	818.00 MB
  Ray-tracing:	GPU

  OpenGL

  Seller:	NVIDIA Corporation
  Feature:	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670 engine OpenGL
  Version:	2.1 NVIDIA - 8.12.47 310.40.00.05f01
  Total memory:	2.00 GB
  Shader Model:	-

  CUDA

  Driver version:	5.0
  Features:	1 (GeForce GTX 670)
  Current usable memory:	3.31 GB (at the launch of the application)
  Maximum usable memory:	4.00 GB

  I used these instructions on how to do it. http://www.vidmuze.com/how-to-enable-GPU-CUDA-in-Adobe-CS6-for-Mac/

  Obviously, Adobe has not successfully activated the option to activate your own maps in AE still. Come on Adobe!

• Cannot use cc2015 because it crashes

  Y at - it a newer version than the 2015.0.0 output

  You must uninstall the Control Panel application manager and then reinstall it from the link provided above.