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Faster with SLI?
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I've just built a new PC from scratch and installed a Zotac GTX470 which, together with PPro Mercury playback engine, produce remarkable performance from my point of view. What I wounder about now is if I will get even more performace if I buy another GTX470 and install the grahic cards as SLI-devices? Anyone have an oppinion about this? Regards, /Bo |
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CS5 do not support SLI and nor will CS5.5, so SLI wont give any performance gain when using GPU Acceleration.
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Premiere does not support SLI.
Roger beat me to it, he's fast :-) |
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OK, better to spend the money on other things!
Thanks for the info! Regards, /Bo |
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And as all of the repliers have noted, Premiere supports only one GPU. The second card is not used at all when running Premiere. What's more, if the single card contains two GPUs (such as the GTX 590 card that's actually two GPUs in a single package), only one of the GPUs is used at all, leaving half of the GTX 590 unused. |
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i have a GTX 570 haven't worked on any big projects yet but so far its a nice card
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Randall, the test you are reffering to, is that somewhere here on dvinfo or is it on an other web site? I now have 8GB memory installed on the new machine but thinking of installing 8GB more, total 16GB. If a performace improvement is gained with that amount of memory it will be real nice. It would be interresting to se some test verifying that more than 12GB improves performance. :-) Regards, /Bo |
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in the same boat is you i have 8gb and just ordered 8gb more so we will see what happens...
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