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Article #176How to improve the OpenGL performance for AE
From: jusko
Date: Fri, 03 Apr 2009 10:34
Date: Fri, 03 Apr 2009 10:34
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I upgraded my display card from Nvidia 8600GT to GTX260+ hoping to have a better and smoother scrubbing of the timeline in AE. But to my disappointment, there is absolutely no improvement at all. I checked the OpenGL benchmark of the 2 cards with the Cinebench software and the results are almost the same for the 2 cards. I wonder why the GTX260+ costs as much as about 3 times the cost of the 8600GT, but the OpenGL performance is almost the same. Any idea how to improve the OpenGL performance please ? Regards
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