[Tenchi Muyo]

Lol i used your orignal clip and stabilized it with SAL4+
with intensive repair with level 6.

But i have other problems see my clip:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/jukgkghxfygoq4z/G0016077.mp4?dl=0

[Tenchi Muyo]

New Bench, got a third Black 😉

4960X@4Ghz / Asus REIV / 64GB RAM

3:03 min. @ 1xTitan SC
1:47 min. @ 2xTitan SC
1:30 min. @ 3xTitan SC

4960X@4Ghz / Asus REIV Black Edition/ 64GB RAM

2:48 min. @ 1xTitan Black SC
1:36 min. @ 2xTitan Black SC
1:26 min. @ 3xTitan Black SC

[Tenchi Muyo]

Hope they will patch CS6 too.

So better i keep my Titan Blacks Cards. 🙂

[Tenchi Muyo]

Still no news from Adobe supporting Maxwell GPU’s for CC AND CS6 !?

[Tenchi Muyo]

I’am testing different software too:

i want to render my 1080p AVCHD clips to MPEG2 for DVD.

What i can say,
with TMPGEnc Video Mastering Works 5 i will get the best DVD quality.

I tested Mainconcept TotalCode Studio 3.2.1,
with max quality 9.800kbit

TMPGEnc 9.200kbit looks still much better.

Videos checked on a Sony 65″ 4K TV.

Is there any other Software on the market which can have better results?

I’am very suprised that TotalCodeStudio NOT able to beat TMPGEnc (for DVD),
another thing i noticed – TCS runs not very stable,
i’am importing 36 AVCHD clips total 10gb and it crashes near 4gb total videos.

Its still crashing when i remove the videoclip, then it will crash on the next following clip.

I contacted the support so we will see whats the problem is.

[Tenchi Muyo]

What i read:

the GTX980 doesnt work with CS6 (and still no support for CC)…
hope this info was wrong!

[Tenchi Muyo]

The link said:

NOTE: Adobe Premiere CS6, CS5 and CS5.5 does not support more than 1 GPU. So the GTX590 and GTX690, which has dual GPU’s, only 1 GPU and half of the CUDA cores will be used by Adobe Premiere. If you are looking at the GTX590 or GTX690, you would be better off with the GTX580 or GTX680.

[Tenchi Muyo]

Does somebody knows if the GTX Titan Z is supported as a DUAL GPU ?

Or does CS6 recongnized only one GPU ?

This page

https://www.studio1productions.com/Articles/PremiereCS5.htm

tells that only one GPU is regognized:

quote:

So the GTX590 and GTX690, which has dual GPU’s, only 1 GPU and half of the CUDA cores will be used by Adobe Premiere. If you are looking at the GTX590 or GTX690, you would be better off with the GTX580 or GTX680.

[Tenchi Muyo]

I think yes it will make sense, because adobe makes a very big secret about cuda supported cards.

If your card is not on the list its not supported,
and they told the will make extensive tests for adding a card.

I paid over €3.500 for my master collection (+ €2.000 for my GTX Titan Blacks) and can expect a litte more support, when they test the card for CC in my opinion – its tested for cs6 too..

[Tenchi Muyo]

I want to say something:

its regarding the cuda supported cards in CS6 – Adobe only add new cards by request (and then they told you no one else asked for this card):

So my idea is:

every User of CS6 should fill out the “request wish” form and add Cards like the GTX Titan / Titan Black / Titan Z & GTX 780 TI.

Here is the link to adobe:
https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform

I know its only a try but for me there would be never a change into the CC.

BTW: why i post it here, because you guys are here for cuda benches and cuda supported cards.