This was the main reason the GTX 650 Ti BOOST showed worse performance than my GeForce 9800 GT ( current REALLY OLD video card ). From what I have read Sony Vegas Pro 12 will only support Video cards up to the GeForce GTX 500 series or older. Picking the Right Graphics CardThe next problem is Sony Vegas Pro 12 will not work with the latest cards on the market. You can put all the video cards into your system as you want, but Sony Vegas will only use 1 of them. But until them you are stuck using a single video card. Eventually when Vegas 13 comes out this is rumored to be fixed. No SLI link supportSony Vegas Pro 12 does not support SLI linked video cards. But unfortunately for all of us who love Sony Vegas its not that simple. Why Fast Rendering with Sony Vegas is not simple.If the solution just came down to the fastest most power graphics card being thrown into your current system, there would be no need to write this blog, and you would have already spend $4k on the latest Super Computer GPUs that exist on the market today. Join me on my quest to find the most powerful video card that Sony Vegas 12 Pro will actually utlize. You might have read other tutorials showing you how to encode faster, but these usually include reduced settings ( using 720P instead of 1080 P ) and reduced frame rates as well. To make a long story short, the cards did not perform as expected. If you read my previous article, you already know I tried upgrading to dual GeForce GTX 650 Ti BOOST Video Cards, in an attempt to dramatically cut down the time to render 1080P Video using Sony Vegas Pro 12. Graphics Card for the Fastest Rendering in Sony Vegas Pro 12Posted on by Paul White
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