Re: How to improve the OpenGL performance for AE

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From: Mylenium
Date: Fri, 03 Apr 2009 15:20

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Have you considered, that your motherboard may be the bottleneck? No increase in performance sounds like the PCIe slot is not able to work in higher modes and may simply be stuck at the default 4x or so...

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