Adobe CS5 - Launched Monday 12th April

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Following on from the PS thread; this probably needs its own thread:

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  • Want the Mercury Playback Engine for Pr!

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Send the videos and I'll add them here
 
The one of After Effects is just brilliant. I'm also very excited about the Mercury Engine in Premiere, but it would require a GPU upgrade as well as the software = $$.
 
The GTX 470/480 cards will blow the rest out of the water.

Require new PSU and maybe a case to find it in but its probably cheaper then a new complete PC.
 
Dangerous said:
The GTX 470/480 cards will blow the rest out of the water.

Require new PSU and maybe a case to find it in but its probably cheaper then a new complete PC.
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PSU and case would be upto throwing a 470/480 straight in. But if the gains in Premiere aren't worth the extra cost I wouldn't bother, as I wouldn't be getting it for gaming. If however, the difference between a 285 and a 470 isn't too great, I'l plump for that. As long as it will support the 470 of course, I haven't seen anywhere where Adobe have confirmed which Fermi cards will be supported.
 
Adrianr said:
PSU and case would be upto throwing a 470/480 straight in. But if the gains in Premiere aren't worth the extra cost I wouldn't bother, as I wouldn't be getting it for gaming. If however, the difference between a 285 and a 470 isn't too great, I'l plump for that. As long as it will support the 470 of course, I haven't seen anywhere where Adobe have confirmed which Fermi cards will be supported.
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All the details should be released on the 12th. Pretty sure they will support the new cards and any Nvidia Card that has CUDA support.
 
Dangerous said:
The GTX 470/480 cards will blow the rest out of the water.
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Is there something else you're not telling us about? :D

Dangerous said:
Require new PSU and maybe a case to find it in but its probably cheaper then a new complete PC.
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They are supposed to be power hungry beasts (300W) and take a 6 pin and an 8 pin connector for power.

Edit: The PSU has to be a minimum of 600w and a 12V line with a current rating of 42W.
 
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simulatorman said:
Is there something else you're not telling us about? :D



They are supposed to be power hungry beasts (300W) and take a 6 pin and an 8 pin connector for power.

Edit: The PSU has to be a minimum of 600w and a 12V line with a current rating of 42W.
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Yeah I'd buy a min of 850w PSU and a new case to fit it in there.
 
Was about to invest into CS4 collection as I'm a student, how long people reckon till this starts appearing on usual student discount websites ?
 
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