Premiere Pro not using Nvidia GPU for rendering

please continue to support ALL graphic card NVIDIA GPU for rendereing even the old one

I have an ASUS A456U, with Core i5 7200u and Geforce 930mx. About 2 weeks ago, I was rendering a 14 minute video, and it was running fine with my 930mx.

But then, about a week ago, Premiere decided to not use the Nvidia GPU, where the Project settings didn't show "Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration (CUDA)", but only "Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration (OpenCL)" and "Mercury Playback Engine Software Only", which means that it only detects my Intel UHD 630. I adjusted something on the Nvidia control panel, and then it works fine.

But now, I didn't change anything on the Nvidia control Panel, and it decided to not use the Nvidia GPU.

I started to think it's the update that is the issue.

Note that I'm Encoding with H.265, not H.264. Because I heard that it can utilize 50% the size (of the same video at H.264) for the same amount of detail, or more detail for the same bitrate.

14.5 &14.6 are garbage. I have a AMD 3950x, nvidia 2080 super black, 128gb ram, 3 1tb hard drives. media encoder and premiere pro will not export h.264. doesnt matter if CUDA is on or not. Software only fails every time. what is the fix

After mistakenly updating the Intel GPU Driver, I noticed when playing or rendering a video, neither graphics adapter was utilized. The CPU was running 100%.

As I had done a bunch of updates yesterday (wrong thing to do), I had to tackle (downgrade) each update one-at-a-time.

The solution was to downgrade the Intel UHD Graphics 630 driver from version 27.20.100.8587 to version 27.20.100.8476.

Premiere updated a couple of weeks ago. Version 14.0 Build 38. I noticed a day ago when rendering my Nvidia GPU is not being used nor is the onboard Intel GPU. The CPU is pegged out at 100% with my video taking 13 hours to render. Is this normal? I checked to make sure that CUDA and hardware render did not change. Everything looks the same as before the update. GPU worked as of July I thing the update broke something? Any ideas?

Ok, this is driving me nuts! Can anyone help me please?

I have a Dell XPS 15 9560. Intel i7 - 2.80Ghz - 32GB RAM and 1TB SSD

I am using Premiere Pro 2020 - the latest update as of today.

Every time I want to add a transition it comes up with, "this effect requires GPU acceleration"

I have checked in project settings that I am using GPU CUDA.

I updated by Nividia graphics driver to 451.77 but then premiere pro went all haywire, still said I needed GPU acceleration and was very very sluggish then my laptop quit and said there was a problem.

I restarted but still PP was not working. After this I uninstalled the latest Nividia driver, restarted my laptop and PP worked fine, except I am still getting the error message about GPU acceleration!

I am not sure where to go from here to try and get the GPU acceleration to work so I can use most of the effects in PP?

HHHEEEELLLPPPPPPPPPPPPP!!!

I believe this has been fixed in the latest Premiere Pro CC update. My render times for H.264 (MP4) videos has been cut in half. It is using BOTH the nVidia GPU and the embedded Intel GPU for rendering.

I have a similar problem with my Precision 5520 laptop. It has a Xeon processor and a Quadro M1200 GPU and the performancce has become so prro that my $3000 workstation is useless. It affects all types of video playback and slows the whole machine to a crawl. I can't figure out if it's Windows, Adobe or nVidia that's the problem, but I notice that it seems like the nVidia GPU is severely underused. This is after the latest Adobe update that integrated GPU encoding/decoding/playback. It seems to have made things worse instead of better. I really need a solution!

Here's a new wrinkle in an old issue.

I have a new Dell XPS 7950 laptop. It has an Intel UHD Graphics 630 and an nVidia GeForce GTX 1650 adapters. I just ran a test render of a 34 minute video (H.264). I monitored the process and noticed that BOTH graphics adapters were put to work as well as the CPU.

I also have a one year old Dell XPS 8930 desktop. It has an Intel UHD Graphics 630 and an nVidia Geforce GTX 1080 adapters. I ran the same video render on this desktop. It takes 3 times longer! The Intel GPU runs about 70%, the nVidia GPU runs about 5%, the CPU runs about 15%. A few weeks ago, it used to be twice as fast and utilize the CPU much more. However, the nVidia adapter is not used at all. Project settings in Premiere are the same.