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Premiere cc 2018 and NVIDIA Quadro P2000

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May 14, 2018
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Hello,
I installed a NVIDIAQuadro P2000 card
The rendering system is of course Accelerated GPU Mercury Playback Engine (CUDA)
But this one is not taken into account when I read a file.
I tested several drivers of the card without success.
Thank you for your help.

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Correct answer SAFEHARBOR11

in export with the graphics card HD graphics 4600 (the graphics card of the motherboard)
I get better performance!
1min15 export with HD graphics card 4600
and we can see that she is doing her job well by unloading the processor
1min45 export with the Quadro P2000 card (at 500 € currently in commerce and recommended by Adobe)
look for the mistake ...

List of GPU accelerated effects in Premiere Pro

Here is a list of the effects and transitions that can be accelerated by CUDA in Adobe Premiere Pro.

Alpha Adjust
Basic 3D
Black & White
Brightness & Contrast
Color Balance (RGB)
Color Pass (Windows only)
Color Replace
Crop
Drop Shadow
Edge Feather
Eight-Point Garbage Matte
Extract
Fast Color Corrector
Four-Point Garbage Matte
Gamma Correction
Garbage Matte (4, 8, 16)
Gaussian Blur
Horizontal Flip
Levels
Luma Corrector
Luma Curve
Noise
Proc Amp
RGB Curves
RGB Color Corrector
Sharpen
Sixteen-Point Garbage Matte
Three-way Color Corrector
Timecode
Tint
Track Matte Key
Ultra Keyer
Video Limiter
Vertical Flip

Cross Dissolve
Dip to Black
Dip to White

List of GPU accelerated effects in Premiere Pro

Directional Blur
Fast Blur
Invert
Additive Dissolve
Film Dissolve
Warp Stabilizer

marcmichaudAuthor

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here is a little test,

a video read in Premiere cc 2018: we see that the processor of the computer is heavily solicited 90%

this same video read in a Windows outside Premiere cc 2018: we see that the graphics card plays its role by relieving the pc processor

Conclusion:

The NVIDIA QUADRO P2000 card does not work in Premiere although it is recommended by Adobe and Nvidia

marcmichaudAuthor

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and in export look what it gives!

marcmichaudAuthor

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in export with the graphics card HD graphics 4600 (the graphics card of the motherboard)
I get better performance!
1min15 export with HD graphics card 4600
and we can see that she is doing her job well by unloading the processor
1min45 export with the Quadro P2000 card (at 500 € currently in commerce and recommended by Adobe)
look for the mistake ...

kokmanos

Inspiring

marcmichaud,

We all pray for the day that Adobe will actually listen to us and enable full hardware utilization across all functions of PPro.

Right now GPU is only partly used for GPU accelarated effects and maybe some other functions.

It is the primary reason users decide to abandon it and move to Resolve and FCPX.

Imagine paying $ 10.000 for a workstation only to see that you would gain zero benefits compared to a $ 800 PC.

The way Apple and Blackmagic handle it is they use all of your hardware resources (all CPU threads, Intergrated GPU and all of your GPU cores) in parallel when both rendering, playing back and exporting.

ass_tecnico

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Qual'è il motivo per cui Adobe ha deciso che Premiere non deve sfruttare la GPU?

R

RjL190365

Legend

I agree with Jim. It depends on your media and workflow.

Also, that Quadro P2000 is like a slightly crippled GeForce GTX 1060, with only eight of its 10 SMs (streaming multiprocessors) enabled (resulting in only 1024 CUDA cores instead of the 1280 CUDA cores for the GTX 1060) and only a 160-bit memory bus running at 8 GT/s instead of a 192-bit memory bus running at 9 GT/s. Its memory throughput is only 160 GB/s, versus 216 GB/s for the GTX 1060.

marcmichaudAuthor

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I agree with you
except that in my case it's not a performance problem
but a problem that the card is completely inactive
see screenshot of performances when I play a video
although it is checked "cuda" in the setting of the project
so between everything and nothing there is a margin all the same