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  1. waffle head

    X58A-UD3R cold boot error? Need YOUR experience!

    I've always been on FC and have never had any problems.
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    Photoshop build - nvidia CUDA question

    From what I've read in order to enable the 'advanced 3d acceleration features' in Photoshop all you need is a card with 1GB ram and support for OpenGL 2.0 and Shader Model 3.0 Here is the list of supported cards on Macs from Adobe: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/831/cpsid_8311 ... ID=2159997 I...
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    Photoshop build - nvidia CUDA question

    If you only use Photoshop from the CS5 suite, then perhaps there's no point going with a card that supports CUDA acceleration as Photoshop doesn't support any native CUDA acceleration. There are some plugins that can use CUDA acceleration though I believe. On the other hand, for Premiere Pro for...
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    Photoshop build - nvidia CUDA question

    The MPE CUDA acceleration for CS5 does work on a hack, and for any CS5 build I would definitely recommend a Nvidia card. The new Nvidia cards might be a bit more difficult to get going on a hack than the latest ATIs, but MacMan has a build with a GTX 470 and has not encountered the 'Fermi...
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    Final Cut Pro X Announced

    :headbang: And you can see the presentation here: Part I Part 2 :thumbup:
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    Grammar question

    Yes, "has liabilities against" isn't possible. I think that it should be "the guarantor is libale to the surety" or perhaps "is liable for the surety". "To be liable to" can sometimes indicate a tendency instead of a responsibility (e.g. the chair you are sitting on is liable to break), but I...
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    3TB HDD Compatibility?

    I'm not sure if it works on a hack, but in any case you would need to update your BIOS to the Beta FF10 revision as otherwise it wouldn't be supported by the motherboard: http://www.gigabyte.com/products/produc ... &dl=1#bios Maybe not a great idea at the moment as the Bios revision is Beta...
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    gtx 460 cuda

    You need to install the CUDA driver as well. The GTX 460 isn't one of the supported cards for CUDA acceleration (i.e. the MPE) in Adobe CS5. There is however a hack that would work for the GTX 460. Read this: http://www.studio1productions.com/Artic ... ereCS5.htm
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    Mac OS X 10.6.7 Update - The Official Thread

    I believe you can see which kexts are enabled by going to 'About This Mac' then 'More Info...' then click on Extensions under Software in the left-hand column in System Profiler. You also need to look in Extra/Extensions. Also check the kernel log in System Profiler to see what's going on at...
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    Mac OS X 10.6.7 Update - The Official Thread

    See this thread: viewtopic.php?f=3&t=16391&p=104525#p104525
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    Mac OS X 10.6.7 Update - The Official Thread

    What is your Multibeast configuration? Which kexts have you enabled? I didn't have any problems with sound. If you had any problems with sound I believe you were supposed to just reinstall AppleHDA Rollback. My Multibeast configuration is as follows: UserDSDT Install System Utilities Realtek...
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    Mac OS X 10.6.7 Update - The Official Thread

    Updated to 10.6.7 via software update. Did not need to reinstall anything with Multibeast. Everything working as before. :thumbup:
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    Some questions about VideoGraphics Card and litlle bit more

    In my experience the GTX 285 is a very good card and has worked without any problems whatsoever on my system. Any GTX 285 should work OOB. I don't think anyone has managed to get SLY working on a hack. Check the 'search' on this forum. All the other components in your build are fully...
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    First Build for Video Editing/FCP/CS5

    I would say that considering your workflow Adobe CS5 would be a much better option than Final Cut. CS5 can handle DSLR h.264 and AVCHD natively, whereas with Final Cut you would need to convert to ProRes, which creates massive files and adds time to the workflow. In addition to that there is...
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    waffle head build

    I haven't heard anything like that. The 285 is the weakest card on the list of supported cards for the MPE, but I've never read anything about it only giving limited performance. It works very well on my system, and does everything that I have seen other cards do in videos about the MPE in CS5...
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    Affordable i7-950 Motion Graphics Build

    Sweet 8-) So I guess the advice to the OP would be to follow MacMan's build: go with the GTX 470, the GA-X58A-UD5 instead of the GA-X58A-UD3R and to make sure to install the CUDA driver. (These are the reasons MacMan suggests in his build post why he hasn't experienced the problems others have...
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    Crash Startup X58A-UD3R/i7 950 (USB based)

    Re: Grey Screen Crash on Startup X58A-UD3R/i7 950 After reading around a bit, I think this could be related to bios settings. Apparently If you leave certain settings on auto, random crashes can occur. I have manually set most things, but I think in my case my Vcore might be a bit low (1.16)...
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    Affordable i7-950 Motion Graphics Build

    The GTX 470 is very difficult to get working on a hack, and lots of people haven't managed to get their system stable with it. Do a search on the forum, as it has been discussed at great length. As for the 550, I don't think anyone has got that going. If you can't get hold of a GTX 285, you...
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    Affordable i7-950 Motion Graphics Build

    The GTX 285 is a CUDA supported card, and works with the Mercury Playback Engine in Adobe CS5. Supported OOB on a hack as well. The only problem is that it's been discontinued so you'd have to find a second hand one somewhere. ATI would probably be a better choice if you're working with the...
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    waffle head build

    I don't think the 10.6.6 CD would be the problem, but if you can get hold of a 10.6.3 disk it might be worth giving it a go. I think the problem is probably due to your BIOS settings. Start by selecting 'Load Optimized Defaults'. The PCH Sata Control Mode thing is important, you have to set...
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