my current project has me on the new imac with the 680MX and the raytrace performance is pretty respectable
about 2x the performance of a  q4000 http://www.loopoutcontinue.com/CUDA/


On Fri, Apr 5, 2013 at 3:21 PM, Szabó Gergely <formic.gergo@gmail.com <mailto:formic.gergo@gmail.com>> wrote:

    There is a youtube video about a little "hack" to let the AE use
    your GPU:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkyQaWZLEKw

    To me the GPU support list of the Adobe Products is sad. I would
    like to buy the same iMac with 680MX. It's not a cheap machine and
    I don't know how the Adobe doesn't support this card. I know I
    should buy a HP820 with Quadro card or something like that. But I
    don't wanna switch from OSX to Win, and I am not gonna buy a
    MacPro just to put a Quadro card on It. :)



    4/5/13 8:24 PM keltezéssel, Michael Malone írta:

        I hope there will be more graphics card support. Like maybe
        the 680MX in my iMac... pretty please  :)

        On Apr 5, 2013, at 11:59 AM, Szabó Gergely
        <formic.gergo@gmail.com <mailto:formic.gergo@gmail.com>> wrote:

            I am curious. CS6 using Raytraced renderer now. In CS7 If
            I import a Cinema 4D project, for the render what It is
            gonna use? Gonna take advantage of the GPU or not? As far
            as I have seen C4D also has some kind of OpenGL support,
            but I don't know what does It mean exactly...

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