Multiple GPU support in Speedgrade in the future?

Hi:
I got a couple questions.
-Could Speedgrade support multiple GPUs in the future versions?
-Which "cards" are supported in SG Creative Cloud? Matrox, BlueFish, Blackmagic? Could both systems (Mac&Win) works with the same cards? (except for Nvidia SDI Output, windows only).
Thanks.
Miguel.

Hi Miguel,
SpeedGrade does not support, or need multiple GPUs. It uses the GPU extremely efficiently so you're going to get better performance with much less GPU power than other color grading applications need.
You should be able to use it fine with Matrox cards on both Mac and Win. Bluefish and Blackmagic are not currently supported (although it is reasonable to hope that will change at some point!)
Eric
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