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Tell FCPX which GPU to use. is it possible?
I have a GTX 680 and a GT120 (for my monitors only)
I was installing Color Finale and upon trying to use, it would immediately crash FCPX
I removed the GT120 And now Color Finale works like a charm.Is there a way to tell FCPX to only use the GTX680???
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No there’s not.
Jeff Kirkland | Video Producer | Southern Creative Media | Melbourne Australia
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In fact when it was introduced it was explicitly stated that it would not work with 2 GPUs installed. I’d assumed that’s changed now with the nMP, but perhaps not with MP.
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Yes, it’s definitely happy with two GPUs on the new Mac Pro. Maybe it’s the fact that the GPUs are mismatched in this case.
Jeff Kirkland | Video Producer | Southern Creative Media | Melbourne Australia
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So it just defaults to the Absolute slowest GPU in the system…..
Im slowly migrating to DaVinci Resolve. But now i’m forced to migrate a little quicker.So Odd…
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I don´t think, that a dedicated GUI-Card will give you much more speed in resolve. so you could get rid of the GT 120 and be happy …
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