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vegas pro 13 doesn’t detect NVIDA 1060
vegas pro 13 doesn’t detect NVIDA 1060 in preferences for GPU. Suggestions?
Predator Laptop 24 gigs ram, NVIDA 1060, windows 10 Vegas Pro 13, all updates the latest
Thx in advance
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7 Replies
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Not exactly sure what the parameters that Vegas checks for, but starting the Vegas 10 the 5770 was the base supported GPU. Comparing the stats against the 5770, the NV1060M should rank well in performance.
You might want to verify that Luxmark runs correctly in GPU+CPU mode.
If Luxmark does not see the GPU as an available OpenCL compute unit, then you might have to resolve driver problems.
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You have a “Mobile” video card. Mobile cards can work in one of two modes:
1. Full Powered – compatible mode
2. Low Powered – not compatible modeTherefore, you must make sure that Mobile cards stay in full powered mode when your video editor is used.
Edward Troxel
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thank you, I have tried that to no avail. seems I am not the only one. several others seem to be in the same state of affairs with similar set ups to mine. the weird thing is HIt Film Express (a damn freebie download) works fine. have 3 support requests from Magix since the 1st of October zero reply
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hey Aron,
Thx for taking the time to respond. can you tell me what and where I should be looking for? -
See if this app runs.
https://wiki.luxcorerender.org/LuxMark_v2
if it does and it uses the GPU+CPU to render, then you will need to contact Support to determine why Vegas is not seeing the GPU.
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the download is no longer available but I do appreciate the help
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How about this link:
https://wiki.luxcorerender.org/LuxMark#Binaries
Basically you just need an OpenCL app that can confirm that OpenCL is working with your GPU. There might also be OpenCL demos on NVidia’s site.
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