GeForce GTX 780ti for Adobe CC?

Will the GeForce GTX 780ti work with Adobe CC?

That card is not a card that is supported for the GPU acceleration of the ray-traced 3D renderer.
That said, that is the only feature for which that card is not supported. Unless you care about that feature (which you very likely don't), then that card will work fine.
The GPU is almost entirely irrelevant for After Effects.
Details of how After Effects does and does not use the GPU:
GPU (CUDA, OpenGL) features in After Effects

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I have a GTX970 but it is an unsupported GPU for Adobe CC, sadly.
So I am searching for a new GPU with almost the same specifactions but what is supported for Adobe CC.
I was looking for the GTX 780 TI, the normal 780 is supported, but is the TI version supported too?

Supported for what? The ray-traced renderer is an obsolete feature, but most cards will work for the rest of AE's features.
Details here: GPU (CUDA, OpenGL) features in After Effects
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New GPU Issues (Geforce GTX 780ti vs Quadro 4000)

Hey all,
I recently changes from a Quadro 4000 1gb card to a GTX 780ti 3gb card and am noticing a drop in performance.
Playback is slower and a lot more choppy.
Rendering is about 50% slower.
Is this normal? Shouldn't I be getting a much better performance?
I've checked everything I can think of. Premiere is reading this GPU and using it.
This happens in CS6 and CC.

The top one is with MB on and the bottom one is with it off. It rendered in under 5 minutes without the plugin on. With the plugin on it was sitting at around 36 minutes remaining and was climbing up instead of down.
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Geforce GTX model for Premiere Pro CS 6

Hello all,
I might overstress this topic a bit, cause it is probably asked too many times already.
Please, be patient with me ;-). But I'm a bit confused, what I found on the community board so far, or the responses are already too old. The official Adobe hardware compatibilty for PP CS 6 is not very helpfull as well, because the list seems to be a bit too old.
I'm starting to look into setting up a complete new Windows-System and want to use Premiere Pro CS 6, not CC or newer.
I'm looking for a Nvidia Geforce GPU card, that is on the market and can make use of the GPU accelleration within Premiere Pro CS 6. It should run stable, without a lot of trouble or limitations because the GPU is too new and therefore not fully supported by PP CS 6.
First I thought, about the relatively new GTX 970, but I've red in this community post that there is still some trouble with getting Premiere Pro to use the GPU acceleration. For me, even it's not so clear about which PP versions they talk during the post. And it looks like, that there are some limitations, what'S possible with this card.
I think currently about a system with the following components:
- Intel i7 CPU with 6 cores either with Haswell-architecture (2011-3 Socket) or Ivy Bridge (2011-Socket)
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- Samsung 850 SSD disks.
- Windows 7 64-bit
I'd be very grateful, somebody could share his/her experience and name some GPU models, that fit into the system and is capable to make use of the GPU acceleration feature from Adobe PP CS 6 and of course are still on the market.
Thanks in advance.

@ cc_merchant:
Yes it is indeed very confusing for a newbie, when you don't find newer cards on the official Adobe compatibility list. That's exactly my point. I don't want to spend so much money for something, that won't work in the end.
So thank you.
I'm looking for NVIDIA GPU models, that deliver good performance ( for a reasonable price below 500 USD) and that community members use successfully in their environment together with Adobe Premiere Pro 6 and may be are able to give some good advice how to successfully bring it to work.
Bill Gehrke,
I'm very interested in your experience with a GTX 970 card, cause that would be my first choice. Mainly on the great power consumption/ performance ratio. But here in the community I've seen a post where a lot of people struggled to get this card running because of the new GPU architecture with Maxwell CUDAs.
That's, why I thought to take GTX 760 or 770 and overcome the issue, that were reported there. Just to be on the safe side.
Can you post a link or explain me, how you configured Premiere Pro 6 and the GTX 970?
Are there still any disadvantages with this new card with Premiere Pro 6?
Would be great, you could let me know.
Thanks again for all other posts so far.

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Not sure by what "getting very slow"or "I always have to render that project" means but I assume you are having less than stellar performance.
What version of Premiere, what is the footage you are working with, what effects, if any, are you applying, what are you trying to get done?
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Especially for the Ray-Traced Renderer the 1536 CUDA Cores vs 384 CUDA Cores seems much better.
The only donwside I could find is, that the GTX uses about 4 times the power of the Quadro and is going to be louder. Also the driver for the Quadro is working more stable than the Geforce driver.
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Christian,
The main performance determining factor for a video card is the memory bandwidth, not the amount of memory. Memory bandwidth is more important than number of cores too.
See a limited performance comparison here: Video Card Performance and scroll down a bit till you see the relevant graph.
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Will After Effects CS6 support the new EVGA GeForce GTX 680 for Mac?

With this new graphics card out will Adobe/Mac OS X add support for it in AE CS6 for excellerated graphics and ray traced 3D? Also, will Adobe bring back live 3D from Photoshop to AE?

Sorry, should have been more specific. I was referring to this desktop card the Gforce GTX 680 (mac edition) http://www.evga.com/articles/00730/. I just saw a recent article about its release but not sure how long it has been out and not sure what evga is. I'm in the learning phase of all the ins and outs of graphics card compatibility and the manufactures intent. I'm curious about inserting it into my Mac Pro 2010 and getting improved performance along with accelerating my processing in After Effects CS6 since it has an ATI card with no CUDA architecture. Want to beef my RAM too. So I'm wondering if this card is A. Compatible with my machine/OS and B. If Adobe will add it to its list of supported CUDA cards. Again, not sure if this is an Adobe thing or an OS thing, I heard on some tutorial video that Mac OS is part of the issue. I am aware of the current state of limbo Mac Pro users are in with Apple's hiatus from a major update to this line. But even with a major new release my employer won't be in the market for that kind of investment which sucks because I'd like to move to thunderbolt for my video storage. Personally, I'm investing in a MBP with the 650M card which I've done tests with and it beats my Mac Pro with having CUDA. As for 3D layers from Photoshop to AE it is just kind of makes sense as well as being a price point issue. If you can draw and create 3D objects in PS why not be able to animate them in AE? Just like being able to animate AI and PS layers, it should be one big happy Adobe family, no? Why pay for Cinema 4D if I don't need it for everyday advanced 3D work? I do however love the Element plug-in from Video Co-pilot and it works great so that is my solution for now, then 4D if I get into more advanced custom 3D. But still you should be able to make 3D objects in PS and bring them in to AE, it just makes sense.
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Today my new GTX780Ti arrived, which I prompted swapped out.
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Thanks, didn't have secure boot enabled, but did think of that.
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In my case, I'm afraid I lost my patience and purchased a new motherboard, as I haev the ASUS 770Ti. Plugged into the new MB it worked first time, without a hitch. So appreciate all the comments about it maybe being the PSU and various other components, as these are the most common faults, but in this case there really is a compatability issue.
Sorry it's not great news to those who have the same problem.

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Been using the same setup since CS5 with the Mercury CUDA running perfectly. After recent upgrade of OS X to 10.9 Mercury CUDA is no longer available and only lets me run with the OpenGL or software options. Im using a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285 for apple computers. Here are the results for the GPUSniffer program in the latest Premiere Pro 7.1.0 files. The LAST line make me chucle because it the first on the list of supported card in the "cuda_supported_cards.txt" file. Anybody else seen this?
--- OpenGL Info ---
Vendor: NVIDIA Corporation
Renderer: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285 OpenGL Engine
OpenGL Version: 2.1 NVIDIA-8.18.27 310.40.05f01
GLSL Version: 1.20
Monitors: 1
Monitor 0 properties -
   Size: (0, 0, 1920, 1080)
   Max texture size: 8192
   Supports non-power of two: 1
   Shaders 444: 1
   Shaders 422: 1
   Shaders 420: 1
--- GPU Computation Info ---
Found 1 devices supporting GPU computation.
OpenCL Device 0 -
   Name: GeForce GTX 285
   Vendor: NVIDIA (Apple platform)
   Capability: 1.2
   Driver: 1
   Total Video Memory: 1024MB
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found a link from a couple of days ago on a creative cow forum post one of the poster saying they are from adobe stating this
Re: Mercury Playback Engine MacPro
by Peter Garaway on Nov 12, 2013 at 9:49:16 am
Hi Wendell,
Sorry for the inconvenience. NVIDIA is currently working on drivers that support CUDA on Mavericks 10.9 with some of the older NVIDIA cards such as the GTX 285 and the Quadro 4800.
For others interested, the Quadro 4000, K5000 and GTX 680 ect... work with CUDA in 10.9.
Best,
Peter Garaway
Adobe
Premiere Pro
I have latest CUDA drivers, so i guess i am just waiting till a proper update that have the fixes to support my card.

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Just wondering if you read my reply ?
Looks like I can upgrade the memory with 24GB of G. Skill Ripjaw series DDR3 1600 for about $200.
Looks like a good plan.
The i7 can be upgraded to the 990X for about $1000 (and overclocked less than my 950)
and overclocking the 950 to 4.0 - 4.4 GHZ is free, saves you around $ 1000 and is about equally fast.
and the nVidia card upgrade to the Titan for about $1100.
which is absolute overkill on this system. You will not notice the difference with a 660 Ti for around $ 250.
Include the $375 for the upgrade to CS6 and I'm under $2700.
AFAIK the upgrade from CS5.5 to CS6 is $ 525 in the US and around $ 900 in Europe.
If you follow my advise, the total cost is $ 200 + $ 0 + $ 250 + $ 525 = $ 975.
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