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Wallace Adrian d’alessio
August 3, 2016 at 7:46 pm in reply to: After Effects blocked from seeing the GPUI am beginning to think the Adobe list is a way to clear the warehouses of old cards as new ones come out.
Users never getting the latest and greatest at good prices while they are cutting edge.The list will always be obsolete.
Seemingly intentionally.
When the list is dated and updated in a timely way in keeping with new tech I will change my mind on the ” intentionally ” part.
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Wallace Adrian d’alessio
August 3, 2016 at 7:40 pm in reply to: After Effects blocked from seeing the GPUWould this card do Ray tracing in AE?
Would AE be able to access it?
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Wallace Adrian d’alessio
August 3, 2016 at 7:00 pm in reply to: After Effects blocked from seeing the GPUI saw that list before I bought. I cannot find a date on it. But I thought it was an old list and that the K2200 was was not on it because the list was obsolete. What was on my mind was the glowing advertising and the fact that it seemed like an update of my existing K2000.
Out of all of the cards on the list for the other graphics apps why would I suspect the k2200 would be the road apple not as capable as the others.
Where were the brightly colored disclaimers ” NOT for AE 3D RAY TRACING ! ” ?
With all it has going for it and the k2xxx designation etc. WHY would anyone assume it to be LESS capable?
It is linked with AE in much advertising. Why would anyone assume it unable to do Ray Tracing?It is also unclear ( presumably a state secret) if it “c o u l d ” work if it only had a driver written for it.
I like the idea of using one of the very newest low budget nVidia 3D cards. Is it the 780 that sells for almost the same as the K2200?
BUT how do I know it will be seen by AE ?If I buy the full C4D lite how will it see the k2200?Will C4D Lite use the K2200 for 3D Ray Tracing?
As far as plug ins packages go even if the basic one is low priced the publishers tend to dangle ever more plug ins to the plug in. A rabbit hole with diminishing returns?
That being said would Elements us the hundreds of cores in the K2200?
If AE does not see the cores and Elements is hosted within AE how will Elements see the cores?Ray traced render may be dead for Adobe but If I do work up to a full C4D package then what links THAT software to the GPU and WHAT lets me blend objects and footage THEN.
How does a small operator get anywhere when Corporations make arbitrary decisions we cannot keep up with?
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Wallace Adrian d’alessio
August 3, 2016 at 6:52 pm in reply to: After Effects blocked from seeing the GPUThank you for replying Thomas.
I have found out this card’s GPU will not connect to After Effects at all. (?)
It is unclear to me if this is a driver issue. One Adobe source says a driver will never be written for this card in order for it to be accessed by After Effects for ray tracing.For the record the machine is:
HP Performance Advisor Configuration ReportComputer Name: XXXXXXXX -Z600
Model: HP Z600 Workstation
Computer Type: Desktop
Manufactured by: Hewlett-Packard
Baseboard ID: 0B54h
Serial Number: 2ua0150mtp
BIOS version: 3.19 (Current Setting Group: After Effects CC)
Processor: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5506 @ 2.13GHz (2 processors)
Enabled Processor Count: 8
Total Memory: 16 GB
Local Storage: 3.78 TB (3 drives)
Graphics Card & Driver: Quadro K2200 — 368.39
Slots in use:
SLOT 1 (PCI Express Gen 2 x8): Etron USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller – 1.0 (Microsoft)
SLOT 2 (PCI Express Gen 2): Quadro K2200
SLOT 3 (PCI Express x8): LSI Adapter, SAS 3000 series, 4-port with 1064E
SLOT 6 (PCI): Texas Instruments 1394 OHCI Compliant Host Controller
Operating System: Windows 10 (64-bit)
Current Culture: en-US
Current Active Power Scheme: High performance (GUID {8c5e7fda-e8bf-4a96-9a85-a6e23a8c635c})
HP Performance Advisor: 1.8.9014.0 (Database Timestamp: 7/20/2016 1:36:58 PM)
Proxy server:
Installed Applications: Adobe After Effects CC
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC
Adobe SpeedGrade CCThe AVG issue was resolved. Exceptions were written but with no change.
The issue is a bought a card that After Effects can use EXCEPT it cannot do the very thing I bought it to do 3D RAY TRACING
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Wallace Adrian d’alessio
August 3, 2016 at 6:37 pm in reply to: After Effects blocked from seeing the GPUI saw that list before I bought. I cannot find a date on it. But I thought it was an old list and that the K2200 was was not on it because the list was obsolete. What was on my mind was the glowing advertising and the fact that it seemed like an update of my existing K2000.
Out of all of the cards on the list for the other graphics apps why would I suspect the k2200 would be the road apple not as capable as the others.
Where were the brightly colored disclaimers ” NOT for AE 3D RAY TRACING ! ” ?
With all it has going for it and the k2xxx designation etc. WHY would anyone assume it to be LESS capable?
It is linked with AE in much advertising. Why would anyone assume it unable to do Ray Tracing?It is also unclear ( presumably a state secret) if it “c o u l d ” work if it only had a driver written for it.
I like the idea of using one of the very newest low budget nVidia 3D cards. Is it the 780 that sells for almost the same as the K2200?
BUT how do I know it will be seen by AE ?Ray traced render may be dead for Adobe but If I do work up to a full C4D package then what links THAT software to the GPU and WHAT lets me blend objects and footage THEN.
How does a small operator get anywhere when Corporations make arbitrary decisions we cannot keep up with?
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Wallace Adrian d’alessio
August 3, 2016 at 4:37 am in reply to: After Effects blocked from seeing the GPUSadly I feel stabbed in the back by both Adobe and nVidia.
Here is why:
My joy is shattered.
I’m a Senior citizen living on a fixed income. I do computer video, graphics and motion to earn extra money.
I bought the nVidia Quadro K2000 and used it for 2 years. However it was not strong enough for the 3D Ray Tracing I want to do.
So I bought the nVidia K2200 thinking it would be the perfect solution for my budget. It is listed for both Adobe applications etc as a drop in replacement.
I have spent weeks rebuilding my workstation. But in trying to get After Effects to recognize my proudly purchased Quadro K2200 I found I could not.
Weeks of searching, trying different drivers, making security exceptions, etc have been fruitless.
I just spent over 2 hours with a Creative Cloud agent. He tried everything I did with the same result. Then he showed me an Adobe page saying there are no drivers which will allow the nVidia K2200 to be accessed by After Effects ! The article even said there ” never would be” drivers for that.Is a struggling entrepeneur on a very limited budget supposed to just swallow the cost of a misrepresented product?
It is too late to return the card because of the long set up time. But It is worthless to my purpose. This is a major setback for my efforts.Adrian D\’Alessio aka; Fluxstringer
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Wallace Adrian d’alessio
August 2, 2016 at 4:28 am in reply to: After Effects blocked from seeing the GPUHP Workstation manager was consulted and on recommendation and through the WSM the GPU driver was backstepped.
After a restarts there is still no change. No access to the GPU.
The Quadro is in the second PCIe16 slot.
Could that have an effect?Adrian D\’Alessio aka; Fluxstringer
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Wallace Adrian d’alessio
August 2, 2016 at 4:25 am in reply to: After Effects blocked from seeing the GPUAE was fully uninstalled and then installed again.
After a cold boot restart the AVG exception was checked.
AE still cannot see the GPU.
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Wallace Adrian d’alessio
August 2, 2016 at 3:18 am in reply to: After Effects blocked from seeing the GPUUsing the AVG interface I have gone through making a folder exception.
The first trial I only checked the bottom box. Then tried the bottom and top boxes.
Then even though I have let Windows 10 update the driver twice before I went through the process again and it installed yet a different driver.That failed after a restart
Then I checked off all three boxes and applied that.
That attempt failed as well.
I will uninstall AE again. And install it again. Then restart.
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Wallace Adrian d’alessio
August 2, 2016 at 2:38 am in reply to: After Effects blocked from seeing the GPUThat might be or could be great if I knew how to accomplish that.
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