Z840: Nvidia Quadro K5000 with HP Z840

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• 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

• After Effects CS6 does not recognize my Nvidia Quadro K5000 + Tesla c2075 configuration (Maximus)

  Hello everyone, could you help me solve this problem? After Effects CS6 does recognize not my Nvidia Quadro K5000 + Tesla c2075 (Maximus) the installation program. What should I do?

  Best,

  Oscar.

  This is not a configuration which After Effects CS6 will use for the GPU of the 3D rendering engine acceleration traced to the RADIUS.

  See the requirements After Effects CS6:

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/system-requirements-effects.html#After Effects CS6 system requirements

  The Quadro K5000 was added to the white list for accelerating GPU of the raytraced 3D rendering engine in after effects CC (12.0).

• Support for Nvidia Quadro M2000M with Premiere Pro CC

  Hello

  We want to buy a new laptop Performance.

  There is a NVidia Quadro M2000M graphics card. ()

  ( http://www.NVIDIA.de/Object/Mobile-Workstation-GPUs-de.html )

  It has 4 GB of VRAM and Support for CUDA. (640 CUDA units)

  Maybe someone has this already tested configuration?

  This card would work with first, active CUDA?

  Thanks in advance.

  For a Performance laptop, it's a lousy performance video card, but it will work.

• NVIDIA Quadro K5200 not recognized!

  Probably a stupid question, but: I just moved from a position with a Nvidia Quadro K5000 to one with a Nvidia Quadro K5200.  I brought over several open projects, and when I open one of them, I get the message "this project last used with Mercury Playback Engine acceleration GPU (CUDA), which is not available on this system."  Mercury Playback Engine Software only will be used. "And when I go to project > settings > general, which is actually my only choice.  This is also true if I start a new project.  Device Manager confirms that the system recognizes the K5200, and for the evaluation of the graphics capabilities of the computer, the score is through the roof.   I don't remember having to do something special to have Premiere Pro recognized the K5000 on the old machine, it seemed just to be done automatically without having to install drivers, etc..  Is there something else I'm supposed to do to make this work?

  Running Premiere Pro CS6 with Windows 10.

  Never mind.  Found the hack on adding to cuda_supported_cards.txt.  I guess CS6 is not updated more supported cards, should have known that.

• Mercury pass does not not with Quadro K5000 for Mac

  I have two screens connected to a Quadro K5000 for Mac: a 30 "ACD" 24 HP LP2480zx.  I put the HP ("Adobe 2:1920 x 1200 Monitor" in the video preview preferences) as the video device.

  
  

  It works very well in public relationsand send full-screen display of Monitor 2, but in Ae, when I turn it on, the display "full screen" of Ae shows a picture of 1920 x 1200 at the top left of my 30 "ACD ("Adobe Monitor 1:2560 x 1600 ").

  
  

  Since this image covers the menu at the top of my screen to 30 "items, the only way to exit this mode is Force Quit Ae.

  
  

  The fact that mercury pass works very WELL in Pr leads me to believe that it is a matter of Ae and not the Quadro or driver.  But, I may be wrong about this and would be grateful any useful input.

  
  

  This behavior is illustrated in Ae CC 2014 and 2015 CC, and if I boot on the OSX Nvidia Driver or NVIDIA Web driver in system preferences > NVIDIA Driver Manager.

  
  

  
  

  Sidebar: If I select my Kona Iraq as video device and change the input on my HP accordingly, it works very well, as expected.  It's very well and a backup option, but I prefer to use the Displayport and Quadro, entry because it has offset zero, while the offset for the Kona is random and only predictable in its unpredictability.  And if I want to switch between Ae and Pr, I have to change the input on the HP with each switch, and it sucks.

  
  

  Thank you.
  

  We have received a few reports of this type of problem, but have not yet been able to reproduce this problem.

  Another user said they were able to work around the problem in this thread:

  Re: Mercury program question - 2nd monitor will not play on the 2nd monitor (!)

  I have this same problem with the 8-core MacPro. I found myself fixing in en allant going to system preferences, the Mission control and turning off displays have a separate space

  It's not ideal at all, but editing and compositing, it is what needs to be done.

  Funny, depending on where the Menu bar has been in Preferences system, displays, layout, - opposite monitor contains the preview of the video. It was a fairly easy solution, but, it would happen only if I had After Effects in this space 'Space' or 'monitor '.  At the time wherever I moved AE in otherwise watch the preview video would disappear.

  Please let us know if the popularity of the OS fixes the problem for you.

• Workstation XW4300: xw4300 will not work with the recommended graphics card (Nvidia Quadro FX 3400)

  I installed a graphics card hoping to update my computer.  The Nvidia Quadro FX 3400 was the highest assigned

  graphics card recommended for the workstation xw4300 system HP specifications page.  My system

  has a 460W power supply and I connected the cable 6-pin on the map and the map pins in the PCIe x 16 slot where

  the old card was.

  When I turned on the machine, I don't have even get a bios message or welcome screen.  All black.  But on all 10

  seconds, the power would cycle off and then come back.  HP says that this map is supposed to work with my machine!

  This card appears, making it non-functional.

  Any ideas?

  I ended up going with the Nvidia Quadro FX 1400 card.  He is listed as 75W and the map of 'medium' recommended for this xw4300 system.  I paid 10 dollars for it on eBay and it works great.  Do not use the Quadro FX 3400 map even if it is recommended by HP for this machine.  Food can't support.

  A witch hunt.  Equipment old and new software don't always play nice.  My machine has a new installation of Windows 7 Pro 64 bit on it, and running Windows Experience Index gives me the blue screen of death.  I put a meter on the power during the test problems... No..  It's a kind of driver incompatibility.  Win 7 says that the driver is the last, but he chokes on the

  test the index.  Funny irony is that I ran other tests which include benchmarking 3D rendering and nothing, but the Microsoft Windows Experience Index test stifles this card.  How about you do not run the Microsoft test to improve my Windows experience.  :/  Go figure.

  This card is older hardware, and because of that I don't have hope than Nvidia or Microsoft to make Windows experience test runs correctly with win7 64 OS.  Sounds like HP.

  Here's the kudo: the guy on eBay who I bought the card quickly refunded my money when he learned about the Blue error screen of death in Windows performance index test, so I did a free card.  I'll send her money

  Back to him.  I've never met anyone so accommodating.  These companies could take a lesson from that on what customer service means.  That's how you get regular customers.

• Upgrade HP 8570w with NVIDIA Quadro K2100M

  Hi, I have a HP 8570w and recently I bought a NVIDIA Quadro K2100M (N15P-Q3-A1).

  I installed the graphics card in my HP 8570w but the screen is not working, it stays black.
  I reinstalled the original video card K1000M and everything works fine, so I don't know if the new K2100M graphics card is broken or if I have to do something to make it work (for example to update or change the configuration of the bios).
  I have the latest version of the Bios (version F.43 68IAV 08/10/2013), what I have to do?
  Kind regards.

  The ebay seller told me that he starts flashing the video bios of the K2100M with a compatible vbios HP to solve the problem of incompatibility.

  I will inform you if this solution won't work...

• Dell Precision 7710 with NVIDIA Quadro M5000M problems with 3D WPF content

  I have a

  Dell Precision 7710

  6920HQ-i7 CPU @ 2.9 GHz

  32 GB of Ram

  Windows 7 Pro Sp1

  NVIDIA Quadro M5000M 369.49 driver version

  I bought an upgrade for my

  M6700 Precision

  Our company has developed and uses software that uses WPF to render 3D content in a XBAP in Internet Explorer.  When I try to use it on the 7710, 3D content flickers when it is redrawn, makes it almost unusable.  The stats we can get our application, we can see that time of update for refreshment / current is about 45ms, while on most of the other PC, even those using the integrated Intel graphics card, typically 12ms.

  We used this software on a large number of PC without feeling anything as bad, which is obviously quite disappointing because the laptop should be able to view we want to hassle.

  As far as I can tell all our drivers for everything on this laptop are up-to-date.

  We tried using the NVIDIA Control Panel to force the laptop to use the High Performance Nvidia Quadro rather than the graphics card integrated card and it seems to be made while we were able to do, it shows the icon in the taskbar notification and which showed that IE was using the Nvidia.

  I tried tweaking pretty much all other settings I can think / see.

  I tried to use the Dell Precision optimizer to select different profiles with no luck.  The Dell Precision optimizer seems not really demonstrate the use of the GPU processor or any other stats to see with the GPU, which seems odd to me.

  I ran Diagnostics on the laptop available on the Dell support site.

  I searched the net and found a few examples of problems with Nvidia and WPF cards, but none of these things that we found seems to apply to our application.  We have desktop computers at the office where he works well with other Nvidia cards / best of all.

  In addition, the fan on the 7710 will quite difficult sometimes - hard that I expect.  I tweaked the power settings to move less, but it always seems to run the fan more that I think it should / would appear on my M6700 - or maybe it's just a fan of stronger.

  So I wonder:

  If anyone out there has experienced something similar?  If so, any suggestions on how to fix or things to try would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  We solved the problem by making changes in our application software.  We still don't seem to be able to reach the same FPS as for the other GPU, which should be similar, but we're working on that also.  Perhaps because we are trying to run the application at 4K.  If anyone has a similar laptop and can provide details on the 3D graphics performance using any software comparative analysis, it would be great if they could share for comparison.

• Problems with the Precision M4400 and the graphic card Nvidia quadro 770M

  I have a problem with my Precision M4400 and Nvidia Quadro 770 M. After I installed Windows 7 64 bit, I have problems with the graphics card. I get a blue screen or graphic errors. I tried several versions of the driver. In the Nvidia forum had this problem even more. Here, they told me that only a BIOS update for the graphics card to solve the problem. Update the BIOS, but I should refer by DELL. So my question is this problem with Dell is also known, and there is already an update of the BIOS to the Quadro 770 M?

  Hi all

  I have the solution by chance. I was looking for the latest drivers GeForce for Windows 7 x 64 and I read the accompanying note: http://fr.download.nvidia.com/Windows/337.88/337.88-win8-win7-notebook-release-notes.pdf
  On page 17, you can read the following note to fix: "[GeForce FX 770 M] [portable]: blocking of the blue screen occurs after Windows starts."
  
  Of course, GeForce FX 770 M does not exist (and never was), and it should be Quadro FX 770 M. I can bet that nVidia has corrected this famous BSOD problem in the wrong driver because always there is nothing about any "Quadro FX 770 M - fix" in the note accompanying the latest Quadro (340.52) driver.

  You try the GeForce driver above, but to install it, you may need to download an INF file modified with the addition of the ID of Quadro FX 770 M (= "NVIDIA_DEV.065C ="NVIDIA Quadro FX 770 M"). Try without the first modified INF file because the Quadro FX 770 M is listed as a compatible chip in the version of the driver GeForce 337.88 note...

  I'll try that, even though I am completely sastified with the latest driver for Quadro (feasible) (285.62) without disable Powermizer. I did not try the latest Quadro drivers again (to be honest).

  Late me know please.

• BSoD with nVidia Quadro 600

  Hello

  I started having BSOD, often when I have two monitors connected to my nVidia Quadro 600. When the computer restarts the map is missing from Device Manager, but I can still RDP to it. I have to stop and switch to get the card working again. I downloaded my MiniDumps here:

  https://SkyDrive.live.com/redir?RESID=34B5DF8F5A0E8525! 163 & authkey =! ABzpoKLYNwU4nbI

  Any help much appreciated. I already have the latest drivers and that you have enabled Windows Update.

  Thank you, Jamie

  Jamie

  
  "It is not a true crash, in the sense that the blue screen was launched only because the combination of material and video driver video was to be insensitive and not because of any exception processing synchronous".

  Since Vista, the components of "Timeout detection and recovery" (TDR) of the subsystem video OS have been able to do some really impressive things to try to find issues that would have led to the earlier OS like XP to crash.

  As a last resort, the TDR subsystem sends a video driver command "Please restart you now!" and wait a few seconds.
  If there is no answer, the BONE concludes that the combo of driver/hardware video has really collapsed in a heap, and it fires at this stop 0 x 116 BSOD.

  If playing with video driver versions did not help, make sure that the box is not overheated.
  Try to remove a side panel and a fan of big sector directly to the motherboard and GPU.
  Run it like that for a few hours or days - long enough to check whether the cooler temperatures make a difference.

  If so, it could be as simple as dust accumulation and inadequate cooling afterwards.

  I download cpu - z and gpu - z (both free) and keep an eye on the video time

  For more information please read this blog http://captaindbg.com/bug-check-0x116-video_tdr_error-troubleshooting-tips/  

  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/Windows/hardware/ff557263%28V=vs.85%29.aspx

• Is the case of NVIDIA QUADRO 2200 to work with Illustrator, Indesign, Photoshop...?

  Is the case of NVIDIA QUADRO 2200 to work with Illustrator, Indesign, Photoshop...?

  My computer is Windows 7 x 64

  Thank you!

  Hello

  Please refer to the system requirements | Adobe Creative Cloud

  Concerning

  Kuldeep Kandpal

• NVIDIA Quadro M4000 is compatible with AE CC?

  Hey guys,.

  I wanted to ask you if you know, or someone uses Quadro M4000 with AE CC? Is it compatible? I can't find much info on the internet.

  Thank you!

  With the latest versions of AE, you can check a box to "activate the untested cards", and it will work on new classes of NVIDIA cards. No cards for the past years have been tested because the Optix library was updated so that the new map class can work is the only thing the AE team did with the renderer raytraced since its introduction to the CS6. As Dave says, the AE team believes that it is obsolete. Read this: http://motionworks.net/after-effects-3d-future/

• Hello, I have a problem with nvidia quadro k4200. in AE CS6 is not compatible? Why? Please?

  Hello, I have a problem with nvidia quadro k4200. in AE CS6 is not compatible? Why? Please?

  jasonf18090788 wrote:

  I saw on the Adobe site that the video card is compatible with AE Pr, but not work.

  Where have you seen that? It is not on the list of the AE: system requirements | After Effects

  Keep in mind that After Effects uses only the GPU for one, outdated thing. GPU very little matter for AE. See this: features GPU (CUDA, OpenGL) After Effects CS6 and after effects CC

• Problems with NVIDIA Quadro K4000

  I have a new HP with a NVIDIA Quadro K4000 workstation. Premiere Pro does not recognize, so "The Mercury Playback Engine's GPU acceleration" is not available. Does anyone know how to force Premiere Pro to recognize material?

  I'm new to this forum... Thanks for any help you can provide!

  I just did a clean uninstall / reinstalling the Nvidia driver, and that seems to fix the problem. Just somehow install / reinstall was not enough. I had to go directly to the site for a new driver package.

  Thank you very much for your help! I am very grateful.