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May 16, 2012 1:24 AM

One other thing i've noticed... i can't seem to get the multi-core rendering to go in CS6. It's set the same way as in CS5.5 but it's one at a time... anything i might be missing?

I have 6 GB for other applications

24 CPUs

8 saved for other apps

3GB per background CPU

4 CPUs acutally used.

Thanks in advance for any help.

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1. Mylenium,

May 16, 2012 7:36 AM in reply to mike_mike_motorbike

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Same as in your otehr question: Read my blog post. When using fast preeviews or combinations of GPU accelerated features, MP rendering simply will be sneakily disabled behind your back.

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2. mike_mike_motorbike,

May 16, 2012 1:52 PM in reply to Mylenium

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Ya, I just noticed that it says "incompatible rendereer" which im assuming is the "ray traced 3D" but there's nothing specific as to how to fix. Does the Ray Traced 3d disable muti-frame?

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3. mike_mike_motorbike,

May 16, 2012 2:02 PM in reply to mike_mike_motorbike

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Just looking now, in GPU information in previews it's saying that the GPU is not available - incompatible device or CUDA driver... can that be upgraded on a mac pro?

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4. Mylenium,

May 16, 2012 11:37 PM in reply to mike_mike_motorbike

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Check the system requirements. Only cards listed there support GPU raytrace stuff. Normal fast previews using OpenGL should work on other cards as well, though.

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