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This is something that I've tried to find an answer for a couple of days, it's something a bit specific and I didn't really find anything concludent yet, that's why I'm making this post.The premise of my question, Mac Studio vs PC Build, is mainly targeting the issues that you encounter while editing: errors, bugs, crashes etc.On short, overall stability while editing.In 2023 I've been editing on a PC with the following specs:CPU: 5600xGPU: 3060tiRAM: 48gb DDR4 (2 x 16 + 2 x 😎 MOBO: Rog strix b450-f gaming iiThings have been great up to the point where I've started editing more and more 4k footage, pretty heavy graphics work and effects all around. My main issue that I've had with this build is that whenever a timeline would get more "heavy" in terms of elements, there would be lots of crashes that would start appearing. From GPU Render errors that haunted my evenings to failure of reopening a project due to not having "enough ram" thus crashing and being unable to open th

For those who experienced issues with Studio driver 551.61, and had to roll back to 551.23, 551.86 is out and is supposed to fix the issues.

 Do you know if the Acer ConceptD 5 has DisplayHDR1000? https://www.acer.com/us-en/conceptd/laptops/conceptd-5 The DisplayHDR Website said that theAcer ConceptD CP7271K Pis DisplayHDR 1000 certified . It looks like this is a screen monitor. I wonder if the conceptd laptops are also DisplayHDR1000 This page says these products are for video editing and other stuff, so I was looking at the Acer ConceptD 5https://www.acer.com/us-en/conceptd/target-audience/editors-influencers-podcasters  I wonder why Adobe Recommends DisplayHDR1000 when most or all of the suggested laptops don't have DisplayHDR1000.These are the recommended laptops from Adobe, most of them don't meet the max recommended requirements. I was looking at the ACER ConceptD 5, because it may have DisplayHDR1000, also it is listed on 2 lists that I saw.The American Graphics Institute also, recommends the Acer Concept D , but it does not specify which one. A lot of these computers above dont mee

I am nearly in tears. When I open Photoshop it works fine. When I try to open Premiere pro or after effects, the splash screen pops up and them goes away. Davinci doesn't even try. I just spent $300 on a new graphics card and it's still not working what do I do?  Time of this report: 3/12/2024, 23:40:09Machine name: DESKTOP-LOPM67LMachine Id: {F8A941C5-7E25-48B2-8B30-48375E16559C}Operating System: Windows 10 Pro 64-bit (10.0, Build 19045) (19041.vb_release.191206-1406)Language: English (Regional Setting: English)System Manufacturer: Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd.System Model: Z390 M GAMINGBIOS: F8 (type: UEFI)Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-9700 CPU @ 3.00GHz (8 CPUs), ~3.0GHzMemory: 16384MB RAMAvailable OS Memory: 16246MB RAMPage File: 9727MB used, 8950MB available---------------Display Devices---------------Card name: AMD Radeon RX 7600Manufacturer: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.Chip type: AMD Radeon Graphics Processor (0x7480)DAC type: Internal DAC(400MHz)Device Type: Full De

I am in the process of purchasing a new PC - how do these specs sound - any issues - anything i should substitute instead - thanks! ATX caseCorsair iCUE 5000X RGB Tempered Glass Mid-Tower ATX PC Smart Case, Black, CC-9011212-WWSystemboard:ASRock Z790 PG-ITX/TB4 Intel LGA1700 Mini-ITX Mainboard , 2 slots DDR5, PCIE 5.0 x16, HDMI 2.1port 2.5Gb, WIFI 6E, Triple M.2 slots 7.1 Nahimic Audio , USB4 Type-c, 10+1+1 Power PhaseProcessor:Intel Core i9-12900K - Core i9 12th Gen Alder Lake 16-Core (8P+8E) 3.2 GHz LGA 1700 125W Intel UHD Graphics 770 Desktop Processor - BX8071512900KMemory:G.SKILL Trident Z5 RGB Series 64GB (2 x 32GB) 288-Pin PC RAM DDR5 6000 (PC5 48000) Desktop Memory Model F5-6000J3040G32GX2-TZ5RK(2) SSD drives with raid mirror:Western Digital Blue 2.5" 4TB SATA III 3D NAND Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) WDS400T2B0ABlu-ray/dvd RW rom:Pioneer Black 16X BD-R 2X BD-RE 16X DVD+R 12X BD-ROM 4MB Cache Serial ATA Revision 3.0 Blu-ray Burner BDR-212DBKLiquid cooler:MSI MAG Core Li

https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/video/discover/best-laptop-video-editing.html "As you research the best laptops for imagery and video work, you’ll see certain brand names popping up often. Here is a small sampling of laptop models used for video work: For community seekers: The Apple MacBook Pro gives you access to the Apple ecosystem.For versatile workers: The Microsoft Surface Book is a tablet and laptop in one.For extreme-climate dwellers: The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme can take heat and humidity.For light packers: The Dell XPS 15 boasts a light weight and vivid colors.For the adventurous: The MSI WS65 9TM features military-grade durability.For the color-obsessed: The Acer ConceptD 3 Pro offers Pantone-validated color accuracy.For the multitasker: The Asus ZenBook Pro has a dual touchscreen.For the gamer/editor: The Razer Blade 15 has both gaming and video editing capabilities." I was seeing if they meet the s

Hello, great and powerful Adobe community.  I'm hoping someone can help me evaluate the laptop specs below.  Our ITS department is offering this as a multimedia workstation for low to mid-intensity production (Premier, AfterEffects, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign)  Seems underwhelming for a multimedia workstation, but looking for another opinon.  Is this thing going to choke playing an unrendered video project in real time?  What could be improved here to make this into something that can deftly handle low to mid-level intensity A/V editing and large graphic design files?  I'm thinking 32MB of RAM is a no-brainer, but not sure how the processor or graphics card rates.  Any insight would be greatly appreciated. HP ProBook 445 G9CPU: Ryzen 5 5625URAM: 16GB (1x16GB) DDR4 3200Storage: 512GB PCIe NVMe Value Solid State Drive14 inch FHDHD Webcam Asked about the graphics processor specifically and was told this (below). The fact that it's integra

I'm looking to get a new laptop.  I use:Adobe Premiere,Adobe After Effects,Adobe Photoshop,Adobe Audition,Adobe Animate,Adobe BridgeAdobe Media EncoderAdobe Illustrator (occasionally)Adoble InDesign  (occasionally) these specs have been presented to me for a new company computer:  Considering that these requirements change from Adobe, will these be good enough?  I'm thinking doubling the memory main ram to 64GB, and the Hard drive to 1tb, but what about the graphics card and the processors?NVIDIA® RTX™ 2000 Ada, 8GB GDDR616" FHD+ non-touch, 1920 x 1200, 60Hz, 500 nits WLED, 100% sRGB, Low BL w/ IR CamIntel® Core™ i9-13900H, vPro® Enterprise (24MB Cache, 14 Cores, 20 Threads, 2.6-5.4 GHz Turbo, 45W)32GB RAM512GB SSD hard drive6 Cell 100Whr Lithium Express Charge battery

About six months ago I upgraded my old i7 machine (HP EliteDesk 800 G1, 32 GB RAM) from Windows 7 to Windows 10. For a long time before doing that I had to avoid any CC app updates because of compatibility. When I did the upgrade to Windows 10 and updated all the CC apps I was flagged by Photoshop and Premiere Pro that the GPU was too old. I got lucky and found that one GPU existed that would still work in my machine that satisfied the CC apps: GeForce GTX 1050 Ti. After installing that GPU six months ago all has been working flawlessly. I kept CC updates disabled and avoided manual updates because I didn't know how far into the future that GPU would still be adequate. I want to now attempt to update all CC apps again. Yes, I can and will do a backup image of the machine first in case there are any issues after the updates, but I'd like to avoid restoring the system from an image. I haven't been able to find a current list of approved GPUs for Photoshop and Premiere

2019 MBP with 32gb, running Monterey: My eGPU (Sonnet breakaway box with AMD 6600 xt) isn't recognized or utilized in PP24 at all. No GPU accelerated effects are being rendered at all (render line stays red, shows no areas of yellow) and time line is extremely chopy and unuseable.  It works fine in PP23, and "prefer external GPU" is selected in the "get info" window.  anyone else experiencing this?  I'd love to upgrade, but certainly not if 24 can't utilize the eGPU- the performance on 24 is absoutely terrible compared to 23- really unuseable.  

I am first time user of of a Macbook air m2 with Ram 24GB and 1TB storage I was wondering if I will be able to run photoshop and illustrator on this laptop?

I want to make sure before I purchase a new MacBook Pro with the M3 chip that it's compatible with Adobe CC. 

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Hi There,I have a reasonably recent Ryzen computer which i built for video editing. My issue is that in Adobe Permiere Pro will only utilise around 30% max but generally sits around 20% on the CPU and no more than 3% on the GPU (i understand that GPU is generally only used for certain effects, transitions). Encoding takes ages! Slower than my previous build which was the ancient sandy bridge 2600k.My build:Ryzen 1800x @ 3.9 GHzGA-AX370 Gaming 7 32 gb GSkill Flare X (2400 MHz) at 3010 MHz GTX 1080 Ti Samsung 950 Pro 512 gb (OS Drive) 2 x 2Tb Firecuda Corsair AX760 Windows 10 ProPremiere CC 2018I have tested this on numerous projects however as a test case I have encoded a 1 minute long Project which contains a mixture of 4k and 1080p slow motion footage with 2 LUTs, warp stabiliser (on selected shots) and a light grain applied. The encode settings are: H.264VBR 2 pass with a target bit rate of 50 Mps3240x2160 (1.0)29.97 fpsProgressiveTried CUDA enabled and software only and doesn't make

Hey Everyone! I'm a video editor and would like for anyone out there who is knowledgeable to share their recommendations for an ideal video editing setup. I use a laptop computer to do all of my multimedia work. The model and specs of my computer are as follows: HP Spectre x360 ConvertibleProcessor: 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-1165G7 @ 2.80GHz 2.80 GHzInstalled RAM: 16.0 GB (15.6 GB usable)System type: 64-bit operating system, x64-based processorIntel Iris Xe Graphics What would you guys recommend I purchase or incoporate into my computer setup that will enable me to have the SMOOTHEST and/or FASTEST video editing experience with 4K footage? I am aware of the popular method of creating proxies which is definitely a lifesaver, and I was curious if there are any additional tips and tricks to further minimize any type of lagging or choppy playback when scrubbing through footage in the timeline in Premiere Pro.  When I scrub through footage and jump around in the

i am thinking about buying this computer. Thanks, Refurbished (Excellent) - HP RGB Gaming Desktop Computer - Intel Quad I7, 32GB, 512G SSD + 3TB, GeForce GTX 1660 Super, RGB Keyboard & Mouse, WiFi & BT 5.0, Win 10 Pro   https://www.bestbuy.ca/en-ca/product/refurbished-excellent-hp-rgb-gaming-desktop-computer-intel-quad-i7-32gb-512g-ssd-3tb-geforce-gtx-1660-super-rgb-keyboard-mouse-wifi-bt-5-0-win-10-pro/17074408?fbclid=IwAR2uZNIrK37MrMqNYJelOdCgDrc7qwkcl22RCr5wFGsqREkVzeKPRKvqp9Y

Hello, I am experiencing persistent issues with my After Effects including really bad lagging, preview problems, and ridiculous rendering times. i already have tried all this issue solution that i can found on youtube, such as purging caches and implementing recommended fixes and all that, I have not been able to resolve the issues.I am using an external SanDisk SSD, with all my caches and After Effects files saved on it. However, I am encountering difficulties even saving files to the SSD, as I am receiving the error message: "After Effects error: file not found." My computer specs are m3 Pro processor, 18GB RAM, 11-core CPU, and 14 GPU. Does anyone have any suggestions or solutions to address these issues? 

I have an RTX A4000 (Ampere) and am considering a hardware upgrade to something on the higher end of the 'gaming' GPU's like the 4080 Super or 4080 or 4090.I originally went with the A4000 because I liked the workstation-focused approach, small size, high VRAM and low energy consumption. But I'm wondering if these workstation perks are lost on Premiere Pro editing? And I'm wondering how the low clocks speeds & average CUDA count of the A4000 impact editing in PP vs a high end gaming GPU.Anyone have any thoughts?Mostly editing native 4K, no proxies. Frequently editing and grading on PP with up to 4 tracks. Lumetri, stabilizer and sometimes Neat Video.Specs:Intel 13900KFRTX A400064GB DDR5Z690 ProArt850w PSUWindows 11

Hi,I have an Acer laptop with Intel 630 and NVidia GTX1060 6GB. CPU is i7 7700HQ.However I noticed that while encoding videos in PPro CC 2019, it only uses the Intel 630. I have tried many methods to get it to use the NVidia, but all failed.The video I'm encoding was taken with GoPro Hero7 in 4K. It has 13 files, a total length of nearly 2 hours. So the task is to join them into one and exporting in 4K.When exporting, the Intel 630 usage would surge to 100% (in 3D) and stay up there, CPU is around 20%-30%, but the 1060 would stay at 0% - 5%, basically not getting any work at all.I updated drivers for both CPU to the latest. Made sure in Media Encoder, AE and PPro that all set the encoder to CUDA - no help.If I disable the Intel GPU, then PPro put all work load on the CPU and choking it.I also tried in NVidia's PhysX settings, forcing the 1060 to be default GPU for PPro, and 1060 to be the CUDA GPU, still no good.Tried the method in other posts, which is to disable the Intel 630, then r

Hello, great and powerful Adobe community.  Apparently, I can't install the latest Photoshop updates because my machine is running Windows version 20H2.  I'm told I'd need to upgrade to version 22H2 to run the update, but my machine doesn't support that version of Windows, so I've put in for a computer upgrade.  I expect other CS apps will also outgrow my current machine soon and want to get ahead of it. Since telecommuting is a thing now, I'm thinking of ditching my tower for a laptop.  I submitted specs for a laptop based on the minimum requirements for Premier and AfterEffects listed on the Adobe website.  However, because I work for a government agency, I'm being asked to choose a machine from available inventory.  The following option was suggested to me: HP ProBook 445 G9CPU :Ryzen 5 5625U32GB (2x16GB) DDR4 3200512GB PCIe NVMe Value Solid State Drive14 inch FHDHD Webcam I'm not a tech-head anymore, but I am an experienced graphic desig

So do i get this correct? When using ryzen 9 7950X with the newest premiere pro, dGPU souch as Intel Arc a770 wont be used for rendering nor de-/encoding because of the igpu in the cpu?Is this still the situation in january 2024? Adobe?

Hi. Is there any head-to-head comparison of Intel with iGPU versus no-iGPU Intel processors in terms of performance impact in Premiere Pro?Please share a link. PS: I know what K,KF,F and *empty* stand for, no need for explanation here, I just need some tests proving the effectiveness of Intel iGPUs as compared to no-iGPU porcessors of the same class, having the same name. And no AMD needed either.

Hello and welcome.I am asking for opinions on the selected set.The compound mainly at Adobe Premiere, will also be MSFS2020.Leave or change something? Intel Core i9-14900K Raptor Lake Refresh 3.2GHz LGA1700 BoxMSI MAG Z790 TOMAHAWK WIFI DDR5 LGA1700 Seasonic FOCUS GX-850 ATX 3.0 80Plus Gold 850W orZasilacz Seasonic VERTEX GX-1000 80Plus Gold 1000Wbe quiet! Silent Base 802 Czarna z oknemGigabyte GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER MASTER 16GB GDDR6X orGigabyte GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER Gaming OC 16GB GDDR6XG.Skill Ripjaws S5 DDR5 64GB (4x32GB) 6000MHz CL30 (128GB)

Hello everyone, so I am returning to this forum after a while, I had really wonderful experiences with all the knowledgeable folks in the past, and I have a geeky question that some of you might fun to answer, and if not don't worry:) I have a late 2013 11,3 MacBook Pro (2.6GHz and 16GB RAM) - I realise it is an old machine, but I do not have the money to upgrade. I am starting to work on a feature documentary (not as the main editor but will be doing some footage pulls etc.). We will be editing with 1080p proxies, but there is already about 500gb of footage and it might even go up to 4tb. My question is this - I want to try and finish the project with my current MacBook (which might be just about possible) - and I am trying to figure out the best set up in terms of transfer speeds, read/write etc. I think the best way forward would be buying a 4tb SSD HDD - but the computer only has two Thunderbolt 2 ports and two USB3.0. There are no external SSD drives with TB2 made - and

Will Premiere Pro run on the new Macbook Air with M1 chip?