Adobe Premiere pro beta even cooler with GPU

Multiple GPU Support in Adobe Premiere Pro

Nvidia likes Adobe, and Adobe likes Nvidia. The two already worked together to promote the famous RTX Studios laptops. Basically, they were Geforce RTX-based machines, and offered with a 3-month trial subscription to Adobe Creative Cloud. But chameleon and Adobe, it’s a modern love story. However, both have reached a milestone in their relationship.

Multiple GPU Support in Adobe Premiere Pro

Adobe will launch the Premiere Pro 14.2 patch, and it will change a lot for the owners of Geforce and Quadro from the Maxwell 2 family and the GTX 970. With the NVENC hardware encoder, the encoding and decoding work switches to the GPU, and is therefore accelerated. The chameleon announces variable time gains, from x2 to x5 on a RTX 2060 against a Core i7-9750H.

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The other question, since it was at the center of the interrogations in the past, is what is the degree of quality of the postproduction sequences facing the encoder grinding on conventional CPU. We know that the first version published under Kepler was not top from a rendered point of view. For the 6th generation that was launched with the Turing Gpus, Nvidia had improved the situation, offering the 8K30 in H264, H265 and VP9. But still nothing in AV1, for Ampere?