RTX 2080 VS GTX 1080 Ti

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September 9, 2018
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Will the new RTX architecture help for real-time playback when using Premiere Pro? If not now will it be of some use in the not so distant future? I can see Real-time Ray-tracing being useful for After effects.

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Byron Cortez

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According to the manufacturer, you can see Ray-tracing in real time.

Project Sol: A Real-Time Ray-Tracing Cinematic Scene Powered by NVIDIA RTX - YouTube

Graphics Cards with Turing GPU Architecture | NVIDIA

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juanmario

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https://forums.adobe.com/people/Andy+1968 escribió
Will the new RTX architecture help for real-time playback when using Premiere Pro?

You are confusing, to play in real time not only passes by the graph that one has but also by the Intel capacity available on the motherboard.

And all the above is related to the codec that is being processed.

The real problem begins to arise with 4K files and higher, with a modest PC a 1920X1080, can not give problems.

The real question would be, which of these 2 graphic plates with their architecture will be able to process the effects in real time for a better reporduccion.

Ann Bens

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I think it all depends on what codec one uses.

I use 4K Canon intra frame and have realtime playback.

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Andy 1968Auteur

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I wonder if AE will make use of real-time Ray-tracing when using the RTX 2080 Ti.

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Byron Cortez

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As long as you have 1GB or more of VRAM, you can use the Mercury Playback Engine acceleration and you can benefit from both Premiere Pro and After Effects.

Optimize a computer for Mercury Playback Engine acceleration in Premiere Pro

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