Adobe Premiere Pro not recognizing GTX 770?

[Liam Murphy]

Hey all,

So today I just put a brand new GTX 770 in my system, so that I can get better gaming performance of course, but also for my adobe work which I needed a boost in. But sadly the adobe programs aren't recognizing my GTX 770, so for example in Premiere Pro, I can't use the CUDA technology for fast rendering. Is this just because its new theres no official support yet? Thanks.

 

[Rayne604]

Have you set your GTX770 to the primary GPU?

 

[Shneiky]

Premier was never good at recognizing cards. There are around 10 models that are immediately recognized. There is a workaround. Go on youtube and write "premier pro hack any nvidia gpu" and there should be at least 2-3 tutuorials. I always do it that way. It even works on GT 520s. And the sad part is that anything above a gtx 560/650 does not bring any performance gain. The difference between one of the computers here with a 520 and another with a 550 is less than 3/4% (other specs are identical).

Forgot to say that the above mentioned workaround is valid on cs5 / 5.5 and 6 and it worked for me. If you wish to do it, do so on your own risk, it may not work for you.

 

[Liam Murphy]

Have you set your GTX770 to the primary GPU?

I think its the primary card, how would I check that?

 

[Rayne604]

Here
http://superuser.com/questions/268901/how-do-i-determine-which-graphics-card-im-using

Or you can click start menu then search for dxdiag. Something will pop up, click ok.
After that select Display? At the top left corner and it should say your GPU

 

[Liam Murphy]

Here
http://superuser.com/questions/268901/how-do-i-determine-which-graphics-card-im-using

Or you can click start menu then search for dxdiag. Something will pop up, click ok.
After that select Display? At the top left corner and it should say your GPU

Checked my dxdiag when I first put it in, and just did so again, its listed there.

 

[Rayne604]

Install the latest update, and the Cuda driver

 

[Liam Murphy]

Install the latest update, and the Cuda driver

Everything is up to date, I guess I'll just have to try that hack thing.

 

[Shneiky]

http://blog.krama.tv/hacking-adobe-premiere-cs5-to-enable-more-nvidia-cuda-cards/. This might be helpfull. Again I want to point out - this has worked for me and many others, but still if you mess up you can make Premier inoperable and might need to reinstall.