Elliott Balsley
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Care to explain how to use this function?
Elliott C. Balsley
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This issue used to cause me great frustration too. I don’t know when it was fixed, but in my Premiere 7.1, there is now an icon at the bottom of each bin in icon view called “Sort Icons”. Hooray!
Elliott C. Balsley
DIT, Colorist, Cinematographer
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Where do you see that? In the readme file I see it specifies CUDA Driver version 5.5.25, but not an Nvidia driver version. https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/media/5863641/DaVinci_Resolve_Lite_9.1.6_Mac_ReadMe.pdf
Elliott C. Balsley
DIT, Colorist, Cinematographer
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Update: I tried adding the 7750, and I will be returning it to the store.
Compared to just my single GTX 570, I got between 1/2 and 1 fps improvement.Elliott C. Balsley
DIT, Colorist, Cinematographer
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David, how can one tell if the card is running at PCIe 2.0 speeds or not? My CUDA-Z screenshot looks very similar to yours, and I’m using a stock (non-flashed) GTX 570 HD 2.5GB on 10.8.3.
Elliott C. Balsley
DIT, Colorist, Cinematographer
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Peter Chamberlain said they have not come across any problems yet with 10.8.3, so I updated (and CUDA 5.0.45). My Resolve performance seems unchanged, but I have been noticing weird problems in Safari and FIrefox. Sometimes choppy playback of Youtube videos, and sometimes horizontal tearing when scrolling quickly. But not always. Neither Nvidia nor Apple will help of course, since the GTX5xx series is not officially supported. Rats. This is life on the cutting edge.
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Erase your system drive, re-install OS from the disc.
FWIW, I am getting identical performance after upgrading to 10.8.3 with a single GTX 570. -
That’s interesting. Many other people have had a different experience. I wonder what the difference is.
FCP 7 isn’t officially supported on Mountain Lion, so it makes sense that there will be various issues, which Apple won’t fix.
In any case, once BMD qualifies the 7750 and 10.8.3, that card will probably be much more powerful than the GT120 for other apps. -
I’ve read of some tests where GT120 + a nice GPU is slower than just that same GPU alone (for Resolve performance).
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I see a major reason to update to 10.8.3, and that is Radeon 7xxx support. Personally, I can hardly wait for BMD to approve this update, because I could put a single-slot 7750 in my Mac Pro as a GUI card, as it requires zero aux power connectors.
