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Error with effects when GPU Acceleration is turned on
I don’t know if its in the right section but whenever I turned on GPU Acceleration in Premiere Pro CC and add effects to my videos, it jusr renders incorrectly. I use GTX 560Ti 1GB GDDR5 verion. I added the Three Way Color Corrector and keyed out the midtones and adjust the midtones. Is the GTX less accurate when doing color correction? Do I need quadro?
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with PPro CS6 on a Mac 10.8.4 using the “Supported cuds cards.txt” hack from Studio 1 I have successfully used a
GTX 470 1.25 GB,
GTX 570 1.5 GB,
GTX 580 3 GBand had no render or display issues. So you don’t need a Quattro card.
I think the minimum might be 1GB of VRAM for CS6, not sure about CC. It could be as simple as your card doesn’t have enough ram to drive what you are doing.
EDIT: Yup that’s probably it, the 560Ti doesn’t even show up as a supported PC card. I’d stick with an GTX _70 or higher card
https://www.adobe.com/products/premiere/tech-specs.html
https://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-560ti/specifications
(note: the 560ti LE card has better specs)Phillip Todd
Cinematographer
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thanks. I tested gpu acceleration on cs 6 and it was fine. its Premiere Pro CC that have this problem
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