Dual GPU cards classified as one or two cards (Titan Z)

Are dual GPU cards classified as one or two cards (Titan Z) now? This is more important for me than before as the limit has decreased for Win and Mac configs.

Thanks!

[Dwaine Maggart]

2 cards.

Is Resolve working with the Titan Z?

Thanks.

And in the case of the Titan Z, will it work well with Resolve if it the only card in the system, used for both GUI and processing?

Thanks again!

[Dwaine Maggart]

To my knowledge, we have not tested a Titan Z. But if the system supports Titan Black cards, there is no reason the Titan Z should not work.

It will present itself as 2 cards to the OS and Resolve (assuming it behaves like a GTX690) and will work as the only card in Resolve. Resolve will use one section as the GPU card and one section as the GUI card. This is a scenario where you would want to use the Resolve Preferences - Video I/O and GPU "Use Display GPU For Compute" checkbox, so that both sections are used as GPU cards.

That would be ideal. I'll give it a shot!

Thanks,
Stivan

I'll give it a shot!

Did that shot Fire ? I would like to know Your findings

I'd like to know as well.
BTW, does the Lite version support this card and use both GPUs, or will it only use one?

I'd like to know as well.
BTW, does the Lite version support this card and use both GPUs, or will it only use one?

I also would like to know how GTX TITAN Z is treated by Resolve Lite? as two independent graphic cards? will then one GPU processor be unused? or is it possible to use both GPUs with the Resolve Preferences - Video I/O and GPU "Use Display GPU For Compute" checkbox marked, so that both sections are used as GPU cards?

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To my knowledge the only system using two cards with the "lite" (aka free) version is the MacPro with it's two built-in cards.

To my knowledge the only system using two cards with the "lite" (aka free) version is the MacPro with it's two built-in cards.

does anyone have direct experience with TITAN Z and Resolve and can confirm or deny above sentence?

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