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new iMac 27” Nvidia not supported ?
I just bought a new iMac 27 with the Nvidia GTX680 MX 2 GB graphics. This set up is listed as approved for GPU accelerated hardware on the Adobe site. When i enable the GPU accelerated hardware in project setting it says the hardware is not supported ??? any idea ???
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Hmmm that is strange. Are you on the current CUDA driver(5.0.61)?
Yes you should not get this warning.
Peter Garaway
Adobe
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Hi Peter,
I can’t seem to find the Nvidia Driver for Mac on the Nvidia support page, it’s only for PC. Someone also mentioned that Mac people don’t need to install the Nvidia driver as it’s already part of the OS. Is the CUDA driver and Nvidia driver two different drivers ??? Thx
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Yes. The CUDA driver is separate.
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ALright installed the latest CUDA and still same problem jerky playback. When i scrub the playhead it takes forever to update the image…man this is a real drag… a brand new top of the line Imac 27” with nothing but PP CC installed! anyone ??
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Hope you don’t have a bad card, I just bought the same computer Friday and everything works great, no installation necessary.
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Try to check your Energy settings in System Prefs. There is a box on the top you can uncheck to make sure the iMac uses “high performance” graphics card.
Andy
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There’s no such option to uncheck on the iMAc 27 ”…are you sure you’re not talking about the option found on a MBP ??
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Sorry, you are correct. I did not have my iMac next to me to check and just looked at my MBP thinking the Nvidia option was the same. I had stuttering on my MBP until I unchecked it. Have you repaired permissions? I know it’s brand new and you have only installed PP, but just a chance something got wonky on the install.
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yes i did a fresh reinstall of 10.8.4, then install CUDA and PP CC did repair permission…same problem
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Is your playback resolution set to full on the PGM monitor? What type of footage / Codec? Are you using external drive for playback or internal?
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