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1. Re: GTX 760 4gb render problem Photoshop CS 6 64x
Trevor.Dennis Feb 7, 2014 4:00 PM (in response to dendrees)Is that GPU a good match for the rest of your system? Something they strongly stress on the Premiere Pro Hardware forum is the need to build a 'balanced' system. Having a very high end GPU in an otherwise average system is a waste sort of thing.
There is a long running thread on the above mentioned forum, and those guys are absolutely the experts on this sort of thing. Ask your question there and you'll get the best possible advice.
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/947698?start=200&tstart=0
(the link above takes you to the end of the thread, but it has been runnng for years so the early pages would be less relevant.)
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2. Re: GTX 760 4gb render problem Photoshop CS 6 64x
dendrees Feb 8, 2014 2:11 AM (in response to Trevor.Dennis)Yes I don't think it's a bottleneck, my system:
I7 2600K
Asus z77 Sabertooth
EVGA GtX 760 4GB
Corshair Dominators 4GB
I am going the try thanks!
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3. Re: GTX 760 4gb render problem Photoshop CS 6 64x
PECourtejoie Feb 8, 2014 4:44 AM (in response to dendrees)Hello, what is the mutex I see after Photoshop?
Is photoshop updated to its latest version?
By render work, you mean 3D render?
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4. Re: GTX 760 4gb render problem Photoshop CS 6 64x
dendrees Feb 8, 2014 6:59 AM (in response to PECourtejoie)What do you mean with Mutex? Yes Photoshop is at version 13.
With rendering I mean using specific action and sometimes creating layers as part of other layers. Then the cpu load is not normal in most cases and normal action takes longer to load. No 3d rendering here. I will post my system info log of photoshop.
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5. Re: GTX 760 4gb render problem Photoshop CS 6 64x
PECourtejoie Feb 8, 2014 7:02 AM (in response to dendrees)I see that Mutex in your screen captures.
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6. Re: GTX 760 4gb render problem Photoshop CS 6 64x
Chris Cox Feb 8, 2014 12:14 PM (in response to dendrees)You're showing CPU threads, nothing to do with the GPU.
It just looks like photoshop is busy doing something with your image and using all the available CPU resources to speed it up.
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7. Re: GTX 760 4gb render problem Photoshop CS 6 64x
PECourtejoie Feb 8, 2014 2:40 PM (in response to Chris Cox)It's the first time I see someone complaint that Photoshop uses all the cores, Chris ;-)
But it seems that dendrees says that Photoshop uses all cores even when doing nothing? "And nothing happened" or was the operation -which one?- aborted before being complete?
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8. Re: GTX 760 4gb render problem Photoshop CS 6 64x
dendrees Feb 9, 2014 8:53 AM (in response to PECourtejoie)Not really, there are other treads like this one: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/446515, same problem no solution.
I only changed my graphic card and a clean install of Windows 7 and when I run the same actions it takes minutes to load.
Cpu and alle core at 100%
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9. Re: GTX 760 4gb render problem Photoshop CS 6 64x
Trevor.Dennis Feb 9, 2014 12:48 PM (in response to dendrees)What exactly are you hoping to hear? You have started multiple threads and added to threads in other forums. You have had answers from some people with real expertise in this area, but you leep plugging away at it for some reason
Post #224 in this thread is the definitive answer:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/947698?start=200&tstart=0
He also told you tha same thing as I did when you started your obsessional quest. That GPU is NOT a good match for the rest of your system, and everything is working as well it is going to work.




