I have now searched for some time on the Internet for an answer, but in vain. It's about the following: I have After Effects, and I want to render an audio spectrum, but the problem now is that it takes quite a while, even though I do not have a bad PC. I noticed that on my laptop (gtx 960m 2gb) there's the possibility to switch between software and gpu. So to speak, to add the gpu to the rendering. This option is not available on my PC (rx 580 8gb) Since I can't choose, but it is by default set to software. Now my question is, can I change that, and if so how, or just wait until the Gpu support for the Mercury Playback Engine will be available to AMD users. (Hopefully everything right)
Specs:
Amd ryzen 5 2600 4Ghz; Powercolor RX580 8gb Vram; 16gb 3000Mhz DualChannel; MSI B450 Gaming Plus
The GPU is used in After Effects only for Open-GL based 3D raytracing, otherwise not and also only certain NVIDIA cards are supported.
Possibly. Is used by third-party manufacturers in their plugins for other things, the GPU and other manufacturers, but that's up to the respective provider of the plug-in
Adobe can render with gpu. But you dub you a graphics card which supports CUDA.
Go googling.
