Well, perhaps I'm in the minority of Ae users who uses plugins. Off the top of my head here's a list of some plugins I use which utilize the GPU for either OpenGL or OpenCL: Element 3D, Mir, Form, Colorista, Plexus, and the new RG Universe plugins. Audio Cracking Tascam 144 Mk2 more. I also render C4D Lite scenes within Ae, and render Ae projects within AME with GPU rendering support enabled. I also know that Adobe's Ae team had asked people how interested they were in having the Ae team focus primarily on speed updates instead of features this year, and they got overwhelmingly positive response on focusing on speed. I would hope those plans would include leveraging of GPGPU when they get rolled out. AME rendering is different than using the AE Render engine when using the render queue.

Dec 12, 2013. How to overclock ATI card on Mac OS X - posted in ATi: Hello everyone! I have ATI Mobility Radeon 5850. Unfortunately, we don't have analogous programs like MSI Afterburner on Mac. So, in my opinion, the only. There is no similar program such as GPU-Z on Mac as well. Is there a program or method. Or perhaps GPU-Z doesn't understand Apple's proprietary EFI. Click to expand. From memory, GPU-Z can tell that my 7950 Mac Edition card has EFI. I suspect it only check a particular byte in the ROM, if 00 means EFI, and 80 means legacy. But not really read through the entire ROM to determine if the.

The GPU acceleration in AME is the MPE engine. Escape Velocity Nova Pilot File Editor more. The GPU acceleration in AE render queue is the Ray Tracer if you switch to that render engine/player. Ray Tracer is Nvidia only so the AMD cards will not utilize that anyway. If you use the AME or any Red Giant plugins that use GPU acceleration then the AMD cards should get used if Open CL is supported for that Red Giant product. C4D doesn't support GPU acceleration unless you get a 3rd party renderer such as Octane. Until Adobe completely revamps/re-engineers the AE player/Render engine GPU acceleration will be limited and completely different than Premiere or AME. Eric-ADK Tech Manager support@adkvideoediting.com.

[Adam Neer] 'I would also like to know the answer to the OP's question, and I don't think relevance has anything to do with it. Poweriso 3.8 Free Download. Even if AE uses next to nothing in terms of the GPU, being able to monitor it would at the very least provide an outlet for curiosity. I currently use iStat menus, which seems to have a very limited 'realtime' view of GPU usage.' For Windows, GPU-Z is excellent. I don't know of anything. AtMonitor used to monitor GPU usage, but they had to stop to keep compatibility with OS X 10.8. Then 10.9 apparently changed some things about interfacing with the GPU again, so I think this is a bit of a moving target.