• Adobe Premiere Pro

  Multiple (non-matching) NVIDIA GPU’s and Premiere

  Posted by Eric Brown on October 15, 2013 at 10:19 pm

  In my moderately overclocked Ivy Bridge workstation, I currently have installed one GTX 670 “FTW” edition GPU. It has 4GB of VRAM and 1344 CUDA cores. Its awesome, and has worked really well for what I do. Editing an 8 camera multicam shoot of a live concert is a breeze.

  I have a GTX770 available to me that a friend wants to sell cheaply. It has 1536 CUDA cores, and 4GB of RAM. I certainly have room on my motherboard, and plenty of power (have a 1Kw power supply) and could pop this in to join the 670.

  Would premiere and its mercury playback engine take advantage of 2 cards vs. 1? How? Would these gains be realized within program while working, or upon export from adobe media encoder?

  Walter Biscardi replied 12 years, 7 months ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  Walter Biscardi

  October 16, 2013 at 12:33 pm

  Premiere Pro CC will take advantage of multiple GPUs. Anything prior to that I don’t believe does.

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