NVDEC is selected as the default hardware decoder in the two newest official versions of Premiere Pro. Since version 14.5, NVDEC hardware decoding support has been added. The latest currently available version, version 14.6, is just a refresh of the current 2020 version (version 14.0). It turned out that there is currently no Premiere Pro 2021 (version 15.0). And depending on the CPU that's installed in that laptop, if the "Hardware encoding" is present at all in the Export settings, it will use only the Intel QuickSync codec (or if that laptop has an AMD CPU installed, the encoding selection will be grayed out, permanently locking it to the software encoding mode).
All of the MX-series GPUs have only 64-bit memory (and in the case of the MX250, it is based on the very same GP108 GPU as the GeForce GT 1030).Īnd even if the driver is compatible with Premiere Pro, be advised that you will not be able to use hardware H.264 or HEVC encoding using the Nvidia NVENC codec as all of the MX-series GPUs have either a missing or disabled NVENC encoder.
NVIDIA GEFORCE MX250 DRIVERS
There are absolutely no Studio Drivers at all whatsoever for any of the MX-series GPUs because the Studio Drivers require 128-bit or better memory in order to be compatible with non-Quadro GPUs. The driver version Sumeet linked to is the latest (as of 17 July 2020) Game Ready Driver, which is the one you want.
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