GPU Issue after Upgrade to Premiere Pro CC 2017

I am running a old Window 7 64-bit computer with a Invidia Quadro FX 4800 with updated driver.

Right now the GPU is not working on my computer to help me render videos. The GPU part of the Premier CC 2017 settings are grayed out.

Is there anything I could do to try to update the GPU driver.

When I used GPU sniffer on the command prompt it tells me that my driver is out of date but, I have installed the latest drivers.

Any help on this?

GPU Issue after Upgrade to Premiere Pro CC 2017

I'm getting following error.

ERROR:

"Adobe premiere pro requires update video card drivers for GPU accelerated rendering"

And video rendering and playback in Project Settings greyed out

I'm using Gigabyte GTX 1060 6GB G1 Gaming

I'm having the same issue as everyone else. My system worked before I updated with the latest Premiere update. I have a HP Z820 with a NVidia Quadro M6000 card.Tried the latest drivers, nothing. Tried the cuda & raytracer text file and nothing. Weird thing is it's fine in Media Encoder. I am not sure our IS Department will go for the CPU-Z program, they are really strict with 3rd party programs but I will plea my case with them on Monday. Im hoping there is an update to fix this soon.

This is insane, but it actually works. It's like reading one of those lame internet, "With this one weird trick..." sites, but it's true. On a more serious note since CPU-Z identifies CPU *and* GPU it seems to "unblock" the terrible GPUSniffer.exe program that starts at launch of PP CC17. Thanks Pablo!

Hey guys! I have a turnaround! Just download gpu-z, run it and then run premiere pro... Voila!!! Youll be able to run CUDA on premiere no matter what

I was having the same issue with After Effects even after upgrading to the latest Nvidia graphics driver 376.33. Opening a previous project gave me the dialogue box indicating that CUDA acceleration was no longer available and the GPU was not available under Previews/Fast Previews/GPU Information. I'm on a Windows 10 machine (64-bit). What worked for me was to open the Nvidia control panel, navigate to Manage 3D settings/Program Settings. I selected After Effects as the program and changed the CUDA GPU setting. (Image attached.)

I also changed OpenGL Rendering GPU from AutoSelect to Quadro 4000. (Image attached).

I'm not saying these changes will work for everyone, especially if you're on a Mac and using CUDA, but they certainly worked for me.

I solved this same issue i was having.  i7 4770k, 2 samsung 850 pros in raid 0.  1.2 gb/s.  Gtx 980ti. 

My issue turned out to be because i was saving on my NAS instead of on my hard drives.   Not entirely sure why this was the issue. But i created a new project, and was able to use gpu acceleration.  But all other previous saves are no longer able to use gpu acceleration.  So not necessarily a fix, but a work around.  

Upgraded to 2017 and all seemed fine except CUDA acceleration not working.  Checked support and forums and general solution seemed to be updating NVIDIA drivers.  System has GEFORCE GT 750M - 4gig vram and worked great with 2015.4  - after updating NVIDIA driver to the latest (Windows 8.1 Pro 64bit - GEFORCE 376.19) several Adobe apps - particularly the ones that use Mercury playback - Premiere, After Effects, Prelude, Media Encoder don't work at all - in fact launching any of these gets you to their splash screen and then the whole computer freezes - cant' even use task manager to unfreeze - you have to hard boot with the power button.  Tried doing a clean install with the Nvidia installer and only installing the driver and not all the GEFORCE Experience software - get the same result.  VERY Frustrating - I can deal with software only rendering provided I have working software and wait until a fix is out - but now it is totally unusable.  System is kept very clean and up to date - no trial ware or crap.  Photoshop, Lightroom, Illustrator, Muse, Acrobat etc. seem to work fine and Windows Media player, Quicktime, VLC etc seem to work fine.  Any insight would be appreciated - most people I've seen say updating the drivers did the trick - for me it made the apps totally unusable. 

Same issue with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960. Checked the driver - it is up to date.

Hi, somebody can help me! I updated Premiere to 2017 latest version but the GPU Aceleration disapear, in the past version I didn´t have problems with it, I just can use the Mercury acelaration active, I have the Radeon R7 370 2GB DDR5, Thanks...