Can this laptop run adobe smoothly?

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June 8, 2024
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Correct answer RjL190365

And to pile on to what Peru Bob and John T Smith stated, the integrated graphics itself is too feeble to be of much if any use whatsoever for video editing.

What's more, all Intel 8th-through-10th-Gen CPUs are now depreciated to legacy driver support status for their integrated graphics, which means that there will be no further compatibility fixes and only critical bug and security fixes for these CPUs going forward.

John T Smith

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If you have not already purchased a laptop

Laptop ideas https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/best-laptops-for-video-editing
Not 100% current, but may help... This has some laptop discussion, and includes 2 recommendation links from Puget Systems... copied from Peru Bob... NOTE - go to the Puget site to see their CURRENT information
https://community.adobe.com/t5/video-hardware/premiere-pro-hardware-articles-to-read-before-you-buy-or-build/m-p/11557686

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RjL190365Correct answer

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And to pile on to what Peru Bob and John T Smith stated, the integrated graphics itself is too feeble to be of much if any use whatsoever for video editing.

What's more, all Intel 8th-through-10th-Gen CPUs are now depreciated to legacy driver support status for their integrated graphics, which means that there will be no further compatibility fixes and only critical bug and security fixes for these CPUs going forward.

John T Smith

Community Expert

As well as the CPU being too weak not having a discrete video adapter means that the integrated Intel graphics uses system memory, reducing the amount of system memory available to run Windows and programs