Premiere Pro not using Dedicated GPU.
Premiere Pro is not using my Dedicated Graphics card: GTX 1080 6GB. It is using the CPU and my internal GPU, even if I set all the settings to use the GTX and add the card to cudasupportedcards.txt.
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Necati Sahin
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Same! I have GTX 1660 Ti but I cannot use GPU acceleration as a renderer. All black screen
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Andrew Obraztsov
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I can't set my GTX1060 instead of integrated intel graphics - BS!
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Anonymous
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same here
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David Smith
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Even the latest version, 13.1, hasn't fixed the problem.
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Nicholas Serpa
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I just posted a new topic about this, since it looks like this one is getting buried and there has been no official word from Adobe on the matter, as far as I'm aware.
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Anonymous
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Having the same issue. Intel i7-4790k /32GB RAM / GTX 1070
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Anonymous
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Yes, same issue here - Intel 9900K and RTX 2070 but if I don't disable the Intel GPU in the bios my exports are being throttled by the iGPU reaching 100% usage (didn't matter if I rendered using hardware or software, or even Voukoder and with or without disabling accelerated hardware decoding).
Premiere is clearly preferring the GPU 0 Intel chip. Needs fixing ASAP!!
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David Smith
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Check out , "[Hardware Forum] Premiere Pro using Integrated and not Dedicated Graphics Card".
I have been working with Adobe on this. They have confirmed the problem that Premiere Pro CC uses GPU 0 before GPU 1. They have submitted a request to engineering to offer a choice of which GPU to use in "Project Settings".
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Anonymous
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same issue here with my helios 300 gtx1060... tried using 2018 and 2019. I can disable the integrated gpu but then i can't do hardware encoding, only software... so still can't use my 1060 properly for editing as i want
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pavan sheth
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Premiere 2019 not using my 1050Ti MaxQ
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Patrick Baeriswyl
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Worst on Premiere Pro 2019 !!!
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Lennart Jan Schneider
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Same for me with the GTX 1070...