My card is NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260 should be a problem running Premiere Pro cc 2018 12.1.2

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Adobe Premiere Pro System RequirementsSystem requirements | July 2018 (12.1.2) release of Premiere Pro CC 2018My system 4GB/Xeon/Win10pro, can Not run Premiere Pro cc 2018 since the minimum is 8GB RAMAfter changing RAM to 32GB DDR2 hope run it,  I already ordered RAM from eBayAs Adobe says Optional: Adobe-recommended GPU card for GPU-accelerated performance// My card is NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260 should be a problem running Premiere Pro cc 2018 12.1.2... What you think???Recommended AMD and NVIDIA video adapters for GPU accelerationWINDOWS CUDANVIDIA Quadro GV100NVIDIA Quadro P6000NVIDIA Quadro P5000NVIDIA Quadro P4000NVIDIA Quadro P2000NVIDIA GeForce GTX TITAN VNVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 TiNVIDIA GeForce TITAN XpNVIDIA GeForce GT 750MNVIDIA GeForce GT 755MNVIDIA GeForce GTX 675MXNVIDIA GeForce GTX 680MXNVIDIA GeForce GTX 690NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770NVIDIA GeForce GTX 775MNVIDIA GeForce GTX 780NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780MNVIDIA GeForce GTX TITAN......................................................................................................

RjL190365 · Answer

As for this original question, your GPU is already long obsolete. In fact, it became obsolete before Premiere Pro CC 2018 was released. You see, Nvidia had already ended support for all Tesla-architecture GPUs, including the entire GeForce 200 series, back in 2015. Accordingly, beginning with Premiere Pro CC 2015.3 (released in the Fall of that year), Adobe now requires graphics drivers that no longer support legacy or obsolete hardware in order to even use GPU acceleration at all. At the time of CC 2015.3's release, the GeForce 200 series was already in the legacy support phase. Thus, since the very last security-patched driver was released in December 2016, the GeForce 200 series was already obsolete by the time CC 2017.1 was released.

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