Questions

I want to buy a laptop that brings an AMD RYZEN 7 4000 series, can this be used for premiere? also the laptop has 16 ram, geforce rtx 2060 and 1 tb ssd. my budget is limited

I think that I would buy a notebook that brings the gpu nvidia gforce rtx 3060 (6g), but I can´t find this in the list of recommendations. Can i use it?

I'm buying a laptop running Windows 10 as a portable video-editing workstation running Premiere Pro CC. The laptop comes with the following: 480 GB Corsair M510 M.2 NVMe PCIe Gen 3 SSD as the boot drive, a slot for a second M.2 PCIe SSD, 16 MB RAM, AMD Ryzen 7 4800H CPU, Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660 Ti GPU. So at the time of this post, this isn't a top-notch video-editing machine -- but it's affordable and capable, and I want to apply the price difference between this and a more-premium laptop to adding a second SSD.With two internal SDs, my objectives are to avoid the inconvenience of external drives for wire-free portability, while ensuring smooth playback, along with above-average rendering and export speeds -- i.e. much faster than but not necessarily the fastest compared to HDD -- for 1080p and sometimes 4k video projects. I typically also run Photoshop and a web browser when working on video projects.For the second SSD, I'm leaning toward a 2 TB option with equal or better p

what are the recommended gpu for laptops? Are they the same as recommended for desktop PCs?

Hey all, I've just got Premiere Pro a week ago and I've encountered some problems with my hardware. First is about the display of my laptop. It's only a 1366x768 display, which doesn't fill the requirements, however Premiere Pro would start regardless and function almost properly, with a slight flaw that the preview screens has green stripes over it. However I have my TV screen lying around and this is a 4K screen too, which surpasses the minimum requirements quite a lot. However when I launched Premiere Pro on that screen the green stripes are still clearly visible. My laptop uses an Intel UHD Graphics 620 VGA, and while it's a "bottom of the barrel" VGA, I read on this forum that it is still usable. How can i solve this problem? Thanks a whole lot,SuperDuperMan.

Hi everyone, A couple of weeks ago I posted about my 'several year old' laptop not coping with running Premiere Pro. In a nutshell, the answer was 'get a new computer'.I'm no computer excpert by any means but after much research, I now have a good base knowledge of the specs needed to efficiently run Premeire Pro. I was keen on another laptop but with the cost and limiting nature of a laptop, I have decided to go with a desktop set up.Now, due to massive delays and supply issues with computer components here in New Zealand, my computer guy is not able to source the parts/compnents I had in mind but is able to get hold of a HP Z4 G4 Tower workstation with the following specs.What are your thoughts on the build and its ability to efficiently run Premiere Pro without lag and speed issues, also the 'future proofing' of the set up. (With it being a desktop set up I realise that I may be able to upgrade some bits and pieces further down the track). HP Z4 G4 Tower•Intel Core i9-1092

Lenovo, running Windows 10 Home, using a Geforce MX230 graphics card on driver version 430.81.  Premiere Pro is saying this is incompatible, but Nvidia has no SD drivers to update to. Has anyone solved this problem?  Please advise.  Thank you!

I JUST PURCHASED A Lenovo - IdeaCentre 5i Desktop - Intel Core i3 - 8GB Memory - 1TB Hard Drive THE GRAPHICS SPECS SIMPLY SAY    "Intel UHD Graphics:"SPACIFICALLY FOR PREMIERE PRO. WILL THIS PC WORK FOR  PRO

What is the best laptop for Photoshop and other heavy programs of Adobe? (I have Dell Inspiron 5567 now by the way and I know it's not strong enough) 

Hi everyone, Below are the specs of my laptop ...  It is running a AMD Radeon R7 M340 graphics card. I'm always using the latest version of Premiere Pro (as each version updates) but am getting continuous freezing and crashing of the programme to the point of being pretty much unusable.I've been in contact with Adobe several times, they take remote manual control of my computer, make a few changes but always ends up with the same crashing and freezing.I realize my laptop is a few years old now and the graphics card old as well. Am I able to simply install a new (read better) graphics card to handle the Premiere Pro programme or is the whole laptop build just too old now. Thanks very much, Matt

I know this gets asked a lot, but after buying a new AMD based system to edit 4k video in Premiere Pro, I figured I needed to ask this time. I'm trying to find a real world laptop that will do what I need it to do. I'm not oppossed to going high end, but I'd rather keep it under 2K. Thanks in advance. 

Hi Adobe Friends!   I'm a filmmaker, and I mainly use Premiere Pro and After Effects when working in post. Lately, Premiere has been significantly lagging on my 15'' 2019 MacBook Pro. I usually only use a few effects, maybe some transitions, and some color grading with LUTs applied, but the playback and workflow lag has pretty much made the program unusable at this point.    I'm looking into buying an eGPU/graphics card for my laptop to boost playback and editing performance in Premiere (Final render times are a plus, but I'm more concerned with the actual workflow performance).  Since I have a Mac, my only real option for a graphics card is AMD. From my research, it is pretty clear that Nvidia works extremely well with Premiere, and AMD doesn't do much of anything.   I'm not in a place right now where I can switch over to a PC set up, and I really don't want to have to give up Adobe (as AMD seems to work with DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut significantly better)

Hi there,it´s great to be here. I am an absolut beginner with Premiere Pro.And I just intend to use it from time to time to produce short tutorial videos. Right now, I am planning to buy a new PC, and the highest technical demand to the GPU regards to Premiere Pro. I have found an official list from Adobe, whichs GPUs are regarded as suitable. Now I have spotted a PC I am interested in, but the included GPU is not in the list...The GPU is: AMD Radeon Pro WX 3200, 4 GB Does anyone can tell me if I could start my "Premiere" Adventure with this GPU?Which obstacles would I face?Certainly, if I see that the work with Premiere is very helpful for me, I could upgrade to a better GPU later.... Your help will be highly appreciated.Thanks a lotMatthias 

Hey Adobe Community.I am not sure, how my drive setup for Premiere should be.My drives are: 500gb Nvme M.2 Samsung250gb SSD Samsung1tb SSHD (old drive for backup)1tb basic HDD (also backup) I am running OS and program on the m.2 with lots of free space.Media cache and scrach files are on my 250gb ssd, and backups are on the 2 1tb drives My doubt is, where i should keep my current project and media, on my m.2 or my normal SSD. As mentioned earlier, space is not an issue in both drives, therefore I just want the fastest outcome.Thanks for your time! 

Do users still manually set virtual memory in windows with the current spec of computers these days. I am using a laptop that has 64gb ram, and trying to setup for best perofmace and stability.  Using Adobe premiere, Lightroom mainly. 

So this is something for all the Asus Republic of Gamers (ROG) Adobe creators out there. I do most of my work from my Strix Scar II gl504gs.  It's an absolute killer laptop, but it has one fatal flaw.  The left fan gets unbelievably loud. It honestly feels like your laptop is trying to be a hairdryer on the side. It's incredibly annoying and after months of trouble shooting and sending it in for repairs.. I kinda lost hope.  If you go to the Google and type in "ROG Fan control issue" you get an absolute tidalwave of posts. People with all sorts of different laptop models complaining about their loud as hell laptops. So.. obiviously you send the laptop back right? Wrong. Proving you have a faulty laptop means sending it in for repairs 3 times with the same complaint every time. If they can't fix it within 3 times.. you get a new laptop! But that still means you have to send it in 3 times.. and wait 15 x 3 business days for your laptop.  45 busines

Is this card compatible with Premiere Pro CC 2018 12.1.1?[Moderator note: moved to appropriate forum.]

Gday, I plan to get a RTX 3000 series as I read that it support 10 bit over HDMI. I will use it with my LG CX TV which supports 10 bit. Can anyone proof that it works? Also on all models 3060, 3070 and 3080? I want to have a full 10 bit workflow. Thanks 

Hello!I'm looking to build a new computer. I video edit and animate with Adobe (Premiere, Animate, and Character Animator). Any idea if the RTX 3070 graphics card combined with Ryzen 5950X 16 core processor would be an overkill to seamlessly work with these programs in 4K? Please give me your brain juice. Show me what you got.Thanks!

Hi, hope all is wellAnyone tried these headphonesbeyerdynamic DT 770 PRO Headphones. Great reviews at around £106 in the UK. Any other recomendations for headphones around the similar price. To be used with a laptop  Thanks Baz  Spec:  The DT 770 Pro is a closed dynamic headphone that has been designed with a low impedance to allow streamline compatibility with portable music devices to deliver sensationally high audio quality on the go whilst the DT 770's advanced cushioning and adjustable padded headband provides comfort during even after multiple hours listening.A low-mass coil and diaphragm assembly produce a transient performance equalled only by electrostatic earphones and, in combination with a carefully tailored response, offer a natural and balanced sound. The DT 770 Pro possesses 'bass reflex' technology, allowing for improved bass response.With 32 ohm drivers and a gold-plated 3.5mm stereo jack with 1/4 inch adaptor, the DT 7

Hello,I am definitely an amateur in video editing, so it is very possible I am missing something here, but I need help speeding up video exporting. It WAS able to export a 90 minute video in about 12 minutes, and now it is taking roughly 2.5-3 hours. System Specs:Intel i7-8700k (Cooled by Corsaid iCue H115i)32GB DDR4-3400MHz ramSamsung EVO 970 M.2 System DriveCrucual MX500 500GB SSD storage driveAsus RTX 2080 Overclocked EditionWindows 10 pro Version 2004All drivers are up to date Video Rendering is set to Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration (CUDA)Format is H.264 .mp4, Constant Bitrate I have even set it to a higher priority in Task Manager.

I have this Performance please check the images  can I use Premiere Pro even it is old version Premiere Pro 2017?

Considering purchasing the new 27in Imac and I would like to know if the Radeon Pro 5500 XT with 8GB of GDDR6 memory will work with Adobe Premier Pro?

I need to use a graphics card that works well for both 3Ds Max and Premiere. It looks like only AMD Radeon PRO's are so far certified for the most recent 3Ds Max's. But Radeon PRO's don't do GPU acceleration (no CUDA )... or do they? I'm looking at a AMD Radeon PRO WX 7100.

Hey guys, So per the recommendation of a friend and what I felt was increased performance on my PC I've been editing with my files on an external SSD as well as the project files. I don't edit in proxies and I'm utilizing 4K files. I don't particularly run into playback issues at all unless I'm doing something intensive after color grading when I'm towards the end of a longer edit with a lot of key framing.Anyways with what I'm doing what is the best location for my source files I'm editing on as well as the project? Don't plan on utilizing proxies as playback is fine 99% of time even with 4K. Should I pull the files from the SD cards and leave them local and have the project on the external? Or keep them both internal? Looking for what the most efficient route. I've been lead to believe having them external won't bog down my PC as much as having the files local. Any insight would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!