![]() ![]() I've also noticed that when i added Grain Removal in Ae, and then rendered the clip back in Pr, it is using the Intel chip to render, and it takes a very long time. Playback is choppy (or won't play at all). At which point, the NVidia GPU activity drops to zero, and the Intel increases significantly. Occasionally, when I have added certain effects, such as transition effects, I notice that it is playing along smoothly, until after it passes the transition effect. Playback is smooth, and rendering is fast. In Premiere, under Project Settings - General, I have selected Mercury Playback Engine GPU Accleraction (CUDA), and in After Effects, under Preferences - Previews, clicking the GPU Information button lists the NVidia card.įor the most part, when I am playing back or rendering, I can see activity on the NVidia GPU. ![]() I have a laptop with Intel Integrated HD Graphics (8GB Shared Memory), and a discrete nVidia GeForce GTX 1650 Ti with Max-Q and 4GB RAM. ![]() I am fairly new to Adobe Pr and Ae, and would like to better understand how it is utilizing the GPUs in my computer. ![]()
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