is gefore gtx 760 for GPU acceleration ADOBE PREMIER not supported please some ne tell me it is

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First of all, you'd be far better off with a single card. You're probably thinking a 2x760 has better performance than a GTX780 from looking at benchmarks but it doesn't quite work that way. A single GPU setup has less issues such as stutter, and the GTX780 has 3GB of VRAM (2x2GB is still 2GB usable as it's cloned). I recommend THIS one with your budget:

EVGA GTX780 967MHz (ACX cooler)

I'm also pretty sure the GTX760 is supported, but again I recommend that specific GTX780 anyway.
 
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You are misinformed if you think SLI is as smooth as a single-GPU setup in general. Don't forget that SLI profiles are done by the NVidia driver team, and only the newest games are going to be optimized, nor are they as smooth (on average). Buy any older game on Steam and you may have major stutter issues.

Micro-stutter is NOT a thing of the past, but it's actually quite complicated and a big reason why the new G-SYNC monitors are being released.

Again, you're also only getting a 2GB framebuffer with 2x2GB cards which may be problematic soon at your performance level. I'll see if I can find a LINK that would explain this better.
 
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I've done loads of research about it. I want the highest frame rate and detail possible. I'll be getting a 120hz monitor to. As well as a ah isp monitor for editing video. I only going sli as it gets more fps
 
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It appears you have no interest in discussing this further.

If I can't convince you that the single GTX780 is the better way to go, at least do some research on NVidia's G-Sync and consider getting one of those monitors in the future for gaming.
 
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im very interested in discussing it as i want the best i possibly can get with my budget
 
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I see why you're interested in SLI, but the conclusion actually confirms many of the things I'm trying to tell you:

1) "If you're actually thinking about buying two GTX 760's make sure you go for models with 4 Gigabyte VRAM..."

I agree, but then it is about $300 for a GTX760 4GB card. That's $600 total. Is the VALUE still there, even if there were no SLI issues? Is a GTX780 better, or spend a little more an a GTX780Ti?

2) "Since drivers are meanwhile quite well optimized for SLI, almost any new game is supported with well balanced profiles. "

That's fine, but it also means OLDER games have issues, and will continue to have issues. MOST people buy plenty of games that are at least two years old.

I get where you're coming from, I really do, but if you look at all the factors it's not quite so cut and dry.
 
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to be really honest i will only play call of duty ghost assains creed (the new one ill get free with the graphics card) and mine craft. oh and probably battlefield 4. i can see were your coming from, i come from console gaming and was going to buy a ps4 and decided as i was buying a work pc to do editing on i might aswell well not get a ps4 and get a decent pc build. its my first build and yeah i could do with out the worry of sli but it the best bang for the buck and sli is supported by allot of the new titles there is v sync . as it is i am looking to get a 120hz monitor any way. or a 1440 . vram will be ok at 2 for the games i want to play. if i want to play any older game will just disable one. i am really on the fence though with it and keep changing my mind i want every game on the best settings way over 60 fps other wise i might as well just get a ps4 ....
 
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Here's a link to the best NVidia G-Sync review (requires a new G-Sync monitor):
http://www.anandtech.com/show/7582/nvidia-gsync-review

It's very technical, and you can skip most of it. Here's the important statement:

"The smoothness afforded by G-Sync is just awesome."

*Even if you can get your frame rates above 120FPS to enable a 120Hz VSYNC, you still won't have as smooth an experience as you can get with G-Sync at a lower frame rate.
 
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g sync is really expensive id rather get a monitor good for editing than get one with g sync, this was to save money on not getting a ps4 , lol i will end up spending more . so what would happen if i go into a game that doesn't support sli and i have it ?
 
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If SLI isn't supported you work with just one of the GPU's so if you had a 2xGTX760 it would work the same as a 1xGTX760.

G-Sync monitors aren't even out yet, but the markup was supposed to be $120. As well, some of the models would have the OPTION to add the card later so maybe there will be less than a $50 markup so you can buy a card later when prices drop?

I'm interested to see what the pricing will be on a 2560x1440 IPS version, and I would definitely get one with the OPTION to add the card just from a repair point of view.

Also, when talking PRICE, since you get a smooth experience above 35FPS you don't need to target 120FPS like normal thus you can get by with CHEAPER hardware on the GPU side which can actually end up CHEAPER overall with G-Sync.

By that I mean THIS:
"I enabled G-Sync, once again leaving the refresh rate at 60Hz and dove back into the game. I was shocked; virtually all stuttering vanished. I had to keep FRAPS running to remind me of areas where I should be seeing stuttering. The combination of fast enough hardware to keep the frame rate in the G-Sync sweet spot of 40 - 60 fps and the G-Sync display itself produced a level of smoothness that I hadn’t seen before."

*Keep in mind this is partially V-Sync stuttering, not micro-stutter from SLI. There's also JUTTER which G-Sync can solve. Gets confusing...

I'm going to say bye and wish you good luck.
 
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G sync is out in the UK SWEDEN and NORWAY
http://www.geforce.co.uk/hardware/technology/g-sync/where-to-buy

the monitor is this one at £441 for a 24 inch its very expensive

thanks for your words am 50 50 on wether to get 760 sli or 780

 
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