I think there's a bit of mis-information here ... Premiere Pro does NOT have a list built into the app anymore for what cards it works with. It's the capabilities of the card the program looks for, not the model number. One simply needs a card above the current minimal specs. So "adding a card to the list" doesn't actually do anything for anyone's use of PrPro. It's just a formality of yea, someone sat with this card & it seemed ok ... that's ALL that list is these days.
Back in the CS6 days, there was a specific file in PrPro that looked at the model of a card to see if it was "acceptable". Ancient history now.
There are a TON of folks using PrPro, AE, SpeedGrade, Prelude, whichever app you want, on all of the newer-than-700 series cards. I'm on a GTX970/4gB card and have been for what, near a year now? Quite a few months at least.
Neil
Everyone's mileage always varies ...
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