Is there a way to gpu accelerate premiere elements 13?

[xxMega11xx]

Here is my build i am using a sapphire amd r9 390x 

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/nyRk23

[PlayStation 2]

I think Premier Elements allows GPU rendering.

[ALwin]

Here is my build i am using a sapphire amd r9 390x 

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/nyRk23

 

If your GPU is listed here

https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-elements/kb/supported-devices-premiere-elements.html

 

I don't know if you can add your video card to the list of supported cards in Premiere Elements as we can for Premiere Pro.

https://www.studio1productions.com/Articles/PremiereCS5.htm

[techguru]

Here is my build i am using a sapphire amd r9 390x 

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/nyRk23

https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1363051?tstart=0

 

basically no if you have an amd card

[manikyath]

a quick google revealed they only included some basic gpu rendering features in premiere elements 13, for one gpu manufacturer...

 

and thats.. you guessed it...

intel integrated graphics

 

sauce:

https://forums.adobe.com/message/6772994#6772994

[PlayStation 2]

a quick google revealed they only included some basic gpu rendering features in premiere elements 13, for one gpu manufacturer...

 

and thats.. you guessed it...

intel integrated graphics

 

sauce:

https://forums.adobe.com/message/6772994#6772994

lol what the fuck would Intel HD graphics do for video rendering

[manikyath]

lol what the fuck would Intel HD graphics do for video rendering

well, it'd at least take some load off your cores.

 

and a bit down the post the guy mentions something else interesting:

if you have a more powerful gpu, it can be utilized, if you have an intel display adapter available.

 

so i guess for future reference, if someone needs a premiere elements 13 build, we're gonna be recommending 4790k's again if they want gpu rendering.

[PlayStation 2]

well, it'd at least take some load off your cores.

 

and a bit down the post the guy mentions something else interesting:

if you have a more powerful gpu, it can be utilized, if you have an intel display adapter available.

 

so i guess for future reference, if someone needs a premiere elements 13 build, we're gonna be recommending 4790k's again if they want gpu rendering.

lol

[manikyath]

lol

by the way, i see you got a new hairstyle -.o

 

kinda also trips me off they dont seem to support skylake parts.

[PlayStation 2]

by the way, i see you got a new hairstyle -.o

 

kinda also trips me off they dont seem to support skylake parts.

kek

gj Adobe

[ALwin]

GPU rendering even for Premiere Pro depends on the effects that have been applied to the video that was edited.  If the effects do not utilize GPU, then Premiere/Media Encoder will utilize the CPU for rendering even if CUDA/GPU was enabled.

 

http://blogs.adobe.com/premierepro/2011/02/cuda-mercury-playback-engine-and-adobe-premiere-pro.html

 

And Premiere Elements does not come with the full package of features that Premiere Pro has.