How to improve the OpenGL performance for AE

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4 total messages Started by jusko Fri, 03 Apr 2009 10:34

#176

Author: jusko
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

Re: How to improve the OpenGL performance for AE

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Author: 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...

Mylenium

Re: How to improve the OpenGL performance for AE

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Author: David_Bogie
Date: Fri, 03 Apr 2009 17:41

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And I'm curious where and how you got the idea OpenGL could actually be improved.

Editorial opinion: On Macintosh, the whole OpenGL thing is a ruthlessly cruel joke. Terrible waste of money for all of us who have chased the dream after falling for the Marketing Hype. We really ought to know better.

bogiesan

Re: How to improve the OpenGL performance for AE

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Author: Navarro_Parker
Date: Fri, 03 Apr 2009 19:08

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Bogie, I hope you mean OpenGL on the *Mac version of After Effects* is a cruel joke, and not OpenGL on the Mac in general.

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