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84. How to Work Faster in After Effects
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...ill just add to what u said there :P
As far as i know, Nvidia's video cards support CUDA technology, which is what you need in order to use your GPU for OpenGL rendering. [I've heard there might be some downsides to it, but im not sure what they are really].
It appears that this technology can help us with other features in AE, and even with Rendering times!
youtube.com/watch?v=X8YqTknnxbk
youtube.com/watch?v=eXAxxbp86Sk
peace! :]
I have just redesigned my website, if you want to check it out its chillcleal.co.uk , still have some improvements to make but the basis is there!
I have just finished the first year of my graphic design degree and am raring to improve! Again keep up the great content! I shall keep checking back for more!
It's really useful for me.
But the fast work in AE strictly depends on computer capacity. Could you designate the minimum PC requirements that provide comfortable work experience in AE?