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renegadevi

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  1. Hm. As I've re-search more, apparently Adobe is now saying that enabled CUDA features such as Ray-tracing is obsolete so it's not supported on newer cards. I found this article that goes trough AE. "...the CPU is the core piece of hardware that is a part of absolutely anything and everything you do in After Effects." "...more powerful GPU doesn't make a big impact for After Effects" https://www.pugetsystems.com/recommended/Recommended-Systems-for-Adobe-After-Effects-144/Hardware-Recommendations#GPU
  2. I'm getting a new workstation (non-gaming) and the most intensive is 3D inside Adobe AfterEffects, I'm getting a Nvidia card so I can enable CUDA. According to this list (GPUs ranked by CUDA cores) https://gist.github.com/cavinsmith/ed92fee35d44ef91e09eaa8775e3284e A 690 has 18% more CUDA cores and you can get it for half the price of a 1080.. But the 1080 got twice the memory, twice the frequency. How much does it matter? and how important is CUDA cores compare to the overall performance in a CUDA enabled software? Which card in the list should I get?
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