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Sony Vegas 12 Pro and GTX 660Ti Compatible?
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So, John, you agree that SCS have not been explicit.
Thank you.
Graham
Video Content Creator and Potter
PC 7 64-bit 16gb * Intel® Core™i7-2600k Quad Core 3.40GHz * 2GB NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 560 Ti
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[Esteban Elizondo] ” the seller tells me that he could take back 660ti, but that probably in short time my software will be compatible and take full advantage of the card and I will have to buy it again.. so.. don’t know what to do :(“
You could keep it and wait. That is the most likely scenario that will happen.
~jr
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[Graham Bernard] “So, John, you agree that SCS have not been explicit.”
Yup, I agree. They have given “guidance” but haven’t been explicit enough to say that “this” is the list of supported cards that we “certify” where “certify” means that they actually have the card in-house and have tested with it and it passes their compatibility test.
~jr
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This may be late – but it sure explains why MY SVP 12 crashes worse than Win 95. I mean every ten minutes or so!
I am pissed. And my Quadro FX card, now almost three years old has older languages that SVP didn’t work well with. I doesn’t recognize QFX’s CUDA cores. A newer card I tried and other cards sped graphics up better so I thought I would get a NEW card. I could have had the 570 but I thought, newer and bigger is better so I bit the apple. ARRRRGH.
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[Red Diamond] “A newer card I tried and other cards sped graphics up better so I thought I would get a NEW card. I could have had the 570 but I thought, newer and bigger is better so I bit the apple. ARRRRGH.”
Yea, this has really made me think twice about nVidia. I’m thinking that the AMD/ATI cards are probably a better choice for Vegas Pro editors. They have consistently performed well with newer models.
~jr
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