_Review_Nvidia GTX 560 Ti, CUDA, CPU vs GPU Premiere Pro

How much does graphics card acceleration affect working in premiere pro

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Film & Animation

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• Nvidia
• GTX
• 560
• 570
• 580
• Cuda
• adobe
• premiere
• pro
• after
• effects
• acceleration
• computer
• tutorial
• tips & tricks
• editing
• help

[afthefragile]

How did you manage to get the GTX560 enabled without the hack? Its not on the supported GPUs list for Premiere pro. Only the GTX470, 570 and 580 are there...

[plutomok]

yea this is weird, i thought gtx 570 and 580 were the only ones that were compatible with premier pro (in the 500 series)

[xrospider]

Thanks for the answere

[quangluu96]

@xrospider Well, if you have many many layers, rendering at 1080p or more, i recommend getting the 2GB...If you just do a little color correction and render at 720p or 1080p, then the 1GB will be ok.

[xrospider]

Hello, I want to buy GeForce® GTX 560 2048MB, but I want to know if worth the money instead of GeForce® GTX 560 1024MB. Whit CUDA the plus 1 gb is rentable,

Thanks for the answer.

[nVidiaGTX100]

is this good for renering: gtx 550 ti 1 gb gddr5. i5 2500k. kingston 8 gb ddr3 1333 mhz. 1x 1tb 7200 rpm. 1x 500 gb 7200 rpm. asus p8p67 evo. ?

[MrGoeiegozer]

@ravenhawk82 but i have a GTX560ti and if i import "GeForce GTX 560ti" it doesn't recognize



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6990 views o_O

[ssuuppeerrbbooyy]

@learninglounge you mean Mb/s? in any case: yes. if you have a proper raid setup. personally i would favor a raid 10 with around 6-8 2TB drives. best price/performance+storage you can get at the moment. that might change in a year if SSD technology becomes much cheaper. then you would just get a 500GB disk for the workspace and scratch and a few cheap raid 1 arrays for backup.

[ravenhawk82]

It's not really a hack, you just need to add a line to it's configuration file to make it recognize your card. In it's main install file, there is a file called cuda_supported_cards.txt. Open it up and add "GeForce GTX 560". It will now recognize your card and allow you to use it's power for rendering and processing.