Is title rendering in premiere CS 5.5/6 GPU friendly?

I was wondering if, on a system that supports the Mercury Engine GPU acceleration, adding a title is GPU friendly or not.
Any help is appreciated.

Look what happens here:
Adding 5 titles does not change any render requirements.

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http://www.adobe.com/products/catalog/cs6._sl_id-contentfilter_sl_catalog_sl_software_sl_c reativesuite6.html?promoid=KFPMZ
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Thanks a lot for your feedback, guys. Appreciate.
I omitted to mention that I actually have an extra 1 TB hard drive for the clips.
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Hello.
I have the most annoying problems with some titles rendering incorrectly when i export movies in HD quality (720).
The problems occur when i use titles such as "Drifting" and "Sideways Drift". In preview everything looks fine the title appears normaly above the video clip. But when I render it in High quality the text movements gets all screwed up and the whole picture jumps a bit.
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Good catch, but this trick didn't work for me.
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I'm going to try a few different export settings. Can you recall exactly what worked for you?
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Date: Wed, 28 Nov 2012 13:33:01 -0700
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: premiere CS6 crashes after enabling GPU acceleration
    Re: premiere CS6 crashes after enabling GPU acceleration
    created by John T Smith in Premiere Pro CS5, CS5.5, & CS6 - View the full discussion
>happened after i installed the 680M That is now what Hunt asked "What is the driver version/date for the nVidia" So... what is the driver version? Example... I have a GTX285 and my driver is 296.10
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Hi,
I've got a new mac Pro 8core d700 and am using premiere and media encoder heavily.
Until recently I couldn't really use gpu accelerated rendering because of glitches and errors in the renders. But 10.9.4 fixed the issues for me.
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I have been looking at adding a second GTX760 with SLI so they will work together. And possible removing the Quadro if it is slowing things down.
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1 - moved to the correct forum
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-Premiere Pro Video Editing Information FAQ http://forums.adobe.com/message/4200840
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Rendering in Premiere pro

I'm on a mac 10.6.8 CS5
three times now while working on a project I get a unknown error compiling message when rendring the work area in a sequence. The only way I can solve this is to open a new project and cut and paste the edit from the sequence. and starting a new project involves doing more unnecassary work
I've tried deleting rendered files, I cant change the mercury setting in renderer- its not slectable. I've tried cut and pasting onto a new seq in same project.
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Error Compiling Movie http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/906/cpsid_90670.html
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Hi,
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ECBowen wrote:
BTW is there a similar type blog link on how the hardware MPE engine works that you can also link. There is allot of confusion about that and any information we would give would be 2nd hand or deduction.
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What, exact, version of CC 2014 do you have?
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Good news.
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