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  • Sergio Cipri

    January 20, 2015 at 4:55 pm in reply to: Radeon R9 290 video card and Vegas Pro 13

    Following your post, I’ve disabled the Crossfire function. Guess that the AMD work in OpenCl mode without setting specific parameters (that I did not find anywere).
    The result is the same: some nomadic call to the card (duration few seconds).

    Anyway, I understand from your notes that SONY is late, or – worse – not interested in updating its software in order to take advantage of the new video cards. Frustrating.

    Sergio

  • Sergio Cipri

    January 20, 2015 at 10:54 am in reply to: Radeon R9 290 video card and Vegas Pro 13

    Sorry. I was not clear in my post. What is not true is the improvement in performance of Vegas Pro 13 when “GPU acceleration on video processing” is selected in VIDEO Preferencies.
    “Crossfire” was mentioned as information about my workstation configuration.

    Any suggestion about my video cards setting in order to activate the “GPU acceleration” are gratefully welcomed

    Thanks in adavance
    Sergio

  • Sergio Cipri

    January 19, 2015 at 6:34 pm in reply to: Radeon R9 290 video card and Vegas Pro 13

    Agree.
    SONY VEGAS PRO 13 with the same GPU (two AMD R9 290 running in Crossfire mode). Sony claims “dramatic” improvements against the “CPU only”. NOT true, as confirmed by GPUTweak monitor.
    I started my 4K adventure with a SONY FDR-AX1 camera, configured a powerful workstation for editing with VEGAS and what I’m experiencing is that the two GPU are completely useless.
    Hoping in a quick new release that fixes the problem.

    Sergio

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