GTX 760M 2GB DDR5 or GTX 850M 4GB DDR3 for Premiere Pro

I'm hesitating whether to buy Asus N56JR or N550JK.
Asus N56JR come with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760M 2GB DDR5
Asus N550JK come with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 850M 4GB DDR3.
For the Memory, I will upgrade it to 16GB RAM
Both come with Intel Core i7-4700QM Processor & 1TB HDD 7200RPM
My question is for Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects and Photoshop, which one is recommended?
Thank you

I have N56JR and I use it for Premiere Pro, After Effects osv. It Works perfectly, but you must remember to set the nVidia card for the programs, or it will use Your other, Integrated intelcard, and that doesn't work that well (to say the least). But Yeah, everything is smooth and Works fine.I think you must set the Premiere Pro for CUDA engine too..

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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.
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@ 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.
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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.
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I am looking into purchasing a new GPU for running Premiere Pro CC and After Effects CC. I have gone over the lists of approved GPUs for each software, and I noticed that the Geforce GTX 760 is an approved card for After Effects, but not Premiere Pro. I was wondering if anyone could explain the performance issues I might encounter using the GTX 760 with Premiere Pro? From what I have read, it seems that the Mercury Playback Engine will have to run off of the CPU if an improved GPU is not installed in the computer. Is that indeed the case? And if not, are there other features in Premiere Pro that might not work well with the GTX 760?
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I am upgrading my workstation and plan to buy a good quality graphic card which will support smooth editing of 1080p footage and some after effects rendering.
I chose GTX 780 Ti but unfortunately in the compatibility list provided by Adobe, only GTX 780 is supported. So if GTX 780 Ti is used, can I use the Mercury Playback Engine and take full advantage of the graphic card?
Also is my select correct? I was at first confused selecting between Nvidia Quadro K4200 and GTX 780 Ti. I will not be using Maya or 3D Max. Only Premiere Pro, After Effects and sometimes Da Vinci Resolve will be used.
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Premiere pro CS6 and GeForce GTX 560 compatibility

Good morning, I would like to ask a question about the compatibility of my GPU (GeForce GTX560 2GB DDR5 Zotac) with the acceleration engine of Premiere Pro. When I create a project, in the settings project section, at general, at the "Rendering" voice, is indicated "Only Software Mercury Playback Engine" and I cannot choose anything from this menu. So I would like to understand if my GPU is compatible with the Playback Engine or not. Sorry for my basic english, I'm italian and the Adobe site has linked me this forum for the questions about Premiere CS6 software. I would buy a book about Premiere Pro CS6, but it will be useless if my gpu is not compatible with the engine acceleration.
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Delete or move the "cuda_supported_cards.txt" file out of the Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 folder. When you restart Premiere Pro, your GTX560 will use accelerated GPU playback.
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Hello all, I have a question.
I recently built a x79 3930k sys, I bought a EVGA gtx 580 3GB for the PP MPE....EVGA has a step-up program for 90 days I can step up to a better card. I just bought the card march 3, so I still have a few months. However, I entered their que for a step-up to the gtx 680 2GB for the up in Cuda Cores... but for I have learned from some videos is Adobe After Effects will use all the VRAM (3GB for my 580) and get some sorta performance increase??? Can anyone explain to me what I would be missing
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Difficult question to answer at this moment. It depends on a number of things. What kind of material do you edit? If it includes RED 4K or EPIC 5K, I would definitely wait for the 4 GB version, but if you don't do that regularly or only in small amounts then the 2 GB version may suffice. The GTX 680 has of course the advantage of being PCIe-3.0 which can be put to good use on your 2011 platform and supports three or four monitors, something the 580 can't do. Whether the 680 will be faster than the 580 with 3 GB remains to be seen. The number of CUDA cores has tripled, but the memory bus was reduced from 384 to 256 bits, and it is not yet clear what impact that will have on performance.
A second thing to consider is your intended AE use, which you say will be heavy in the future. Tthe fact that After Effects can use multiple GPUs for CUDA computation (for the ray-traced 3D renderer) makes using some GPU setups sensible that may have been a waste for Premiere Pro.
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2. Step up to the 680 2 GB for steering a third monitor, but with the risk of running out of VRAM with RED or EPIC material and thus the reduction to software mode only.
3. Step up to the 680 4 GB for steering a third monitor without the risk of software mode fallback.
4. Take a gamble that the 685/690 with a 384 bit memory bus may be announced in the near future (not likely).
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i cant play most games. They crash after a few seconds to minutes. AC IV, Splintercell,World of tanks...
They freeze, sometimes I get a blue screen of death.
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With CS6, some cards not on the supported list could be added via a "hack". Can a similar modification be made for Premiere Pro CC ? And if so, how and where ?
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After some searching around, I found this page from Adobe > http://blogs.adobe.com/premierepro/2013/06/adobe-premiere-pro-cc-and-gpu-support.html
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2 x 2,8 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon
16 GB Ram 800 MHz DDR2 FB-DIMM
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 Ti 2048 MB
OS X 10.8.1 (12B19)
Cuda Driver 5.5.47
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Please try installing CUDA package from the below link and then try to change the Renderer in Project settings>General to Mercry Playback Engine GPU acceleration CUDA. This card is not in the supported list of card for Premiere Pro and After Effects CS6 so this suggestion will work only for CC. If you have any further issue try downgrading the CUDA drivers to 5.5.28 and check if it works for you or not. Please restart the machine once you have downloaded and installed CUDA package.
http://developer.download.nvidia.com/compute/cuda/5_5/rel/installers/cuda_5.5.20_mac_64.pk g
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