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Buongiorno,devo acquistare Premiere Pro CC2015 da installare sul mio PC-Desktop Acer Veriton X2631G con Windows 7 Service Pack 1 a 64 bit, però ho qualche dubbio sulla compatibilità dei requisiti richiesti. Come già mi è stato spiegato, la RAM da 4GB può essere aumentata fino a 16GB quindi non ci sono problemi. Non so invece se va bene la CPU e scheda video: Il pc monta una CPU Intel Pentium G3240 3 MB di cache, 3,10 GHz con abbinata scheda grafica Intel HD Graphics. Premetto che ho già visionato questo link Premiere Pro requisiti di sistema per Mac OS e Windows, ma non ho capito molto in quanto dice solo  CPU  Multicore a 64 bit.Per questo vorrei capire se posso acquistare senza problemi oppure spendo solo i soldi?

Hey Guys,  I am very new to editing with Adobe Premier, I have only used it to edit film in school. However, I am thinking of purchasing the software at home as well. I have a drone (the Phantom 3 Advanced) and it films 2.7K video. I really need advice as to what kind of computer I should purchase that can handle this kind of video and be able to run Adobe Premier smoothly? I don't need fast export time, just a computer that can handle the software and video without skipping while I am attempting to edit. My price range is not the best... I was really hoping to keep the price under $1,000 however, I am open to all opinions. Also, I don't care weather it is Mac or Windows - laptop or desktop.Thanks,   Tyler W

Hello all!I'm looking for a new desktop setup on a budget.I make comics. My pages are usually around 3000x5000px.I don't use filters but I use liquify a lot.And various color layers and many, many layers in my workI also use wacom cintiq 13hd.My current desktop yields awful results. It's slow, PS crashes sometimes and I loose cintiq connection constantly.I think this is mostly due to low ram.My current rig is:Intel Core2duo 2.5ghz4gm RAMGe force 9600gtWhat kind of rig would you recommend for my work?Is it necessary to go i-5?Thank you!

I'm going to invest in a Macbook Pro soon. I have chosen this over PC just because of how my job goes (we all use Macs its just easier to keep it all in the same vein). Just as some context, I work with the Adobe suite so Premiere, AE, Illustrator, Lightroom and Indesign mostly. I won't be working with 4K a lot unless it is simply cutting and assembling and color in Premiere (so no heavy manipulation and effects) and I don't intend to get a 4K camera myself for awhile (I might however want to work with Black Magic cameras). I plan to do a lot of work in After Effects (motion graphics and instructional videos, etc), and I do work on a magazine and other design things.So my concern is, will the new Macbook Pro's hold up? I don't expect them to be super fast on renders and exports, but simply can I work on the timeline without having to stop and without any stutters and lag as my current HP laptop does? Secondly, everyone will say a discrete GPU is better than Intel graphics, but in your

2 old mac pros,mid 20102.8 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeonone with 16 gb ram, = 4 x 4gb sticksother with 24 gb ram = 3 x 8 gb sticks [they are a heavy photoshop userboth mac pros have 2 mechanical HDs in them -boot drive is fast 1 tb, 'clone' drive is also  1tb but slower  and is only there for clone and emergency purposesrecently upgraded to 10.11.6andadobe cc 2017, idd, illus, photoshopcustomer kept adobe cc 2015 add, illlus, photoshop on both mac prostalked to customer and they said they keep all 3 apps open at a time but do not mix 2015 and 2017to give them better performance at a good price, i was going to upgrade24 gb mac pro to 3 x 16gb =  48gb ramand then take that ram and put it into other mac pro3 x 8g  = 24 + 1 x 4 gb = 28 gbapple had suggested that 3 sticks of ram is better than 4 sticks of ramany suggestions would be helpfulps - i have talked to client about SSD drive but 1 tb SSD is expensive and then there is cost of sledwhat is nice about ram solution above

Hello all,A very simpleton question, no doubt. But I'm hoping someone could give me some guidance on which i7 processors are better suited for editing on Premiere and moreso, After Effects? Also, is there processors I should avoid for these two programs? No interest in what's better for gaming or whatever. Just video editing. Thanks

I have a workstation with INTEL i7 7700, 32 Gb RAM, ASUS GTX1080 video card.., can i edit 4K Raw with this configuration?

I want to get one of those graphic tablets/ drawing tablets (i dont know what they are called) but I dont know what to getIm currently using a mouse, but I want a tablet so I can animate quickerid like it if the tablets suggested are:not intended for beginners to artare able to be connected to windows 7 computersare compatible with adobe animate ccthanks!

Hello everybody, I'm going to Orlando, USA, in May and I want to buy there a laptot for amateur (home made) video editing using Premiere Pro CC. Mostly all of my videos are recorded with a GoPro Hero4 Silver camera, the rest are 1080p recorded with smartphones or reflex cameras. The final result I'm looking for is 1080p 30fps video. For the editing, I mostly use up to 3 or 4 video tracks, I do some color gradding of the gopro footage, add some effects, tittles and transitions (I'll probabbly get some plug in like BorisFX for more effects and transistions)My budget is araund USD 900 to USD 1000, and my idea is to have fast preview playback when editing (it could be at half or quarter resolution)By the moment I'm using a 2nd gen intel i5, with 4Gb RAM and no video acceleration... so, This are two options I have been considering:A) Dell 15.6" Inspiron 15 7000 Gaming Series (USD 900)Hardware highlights:2.6 GHz Intel Core i7-6700HQ Quad-Core16GB RAM + 1TB HDD with 8GB SSD CacheNVIDIA GeForc

I just ordered a new laptop to run AE and PP. I'm curious what the best workflow would be with the drives. Specs are 17.3" UHD 4K eDP IPS-Level (3840x2160) Intel i7 7820HK 2.9-3.9 GHz Processor Nvidia GTX 1070 (8GB) Graphics 32GB 2400MHz Ram 1TB PCIe + 2x128GB SSD 1TB 7200RPM HDD Windows 10. Thank you, new to Adobe.

Hi,I use AEI have mono Xeon E5-2687w (8 core, 16 thread) CPU running at 3.4Ghz, with 64 Gb Ram (8 x 8 Gb) and 1xTitan GTX, with Windows 10 on SSD.In AE i have chose 3 Gb per thread (16x3=48Gb) for AE and keep 12 Gb Ram for Windows.I make footage with Sony action Cam Sony FDR-X1000VR, in 4K 100Mbits/s. Xavcs, 30p, MP4,H264.The computer need 53 minuts,for 5minuts and 33seconds of video, with effect for keep out Fisheye effect, as like it :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stmzNSCRI_M and i keep 4K from Effect by this way :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPE8jWJg-Os But i begin more long video than 5:33 and the computer need few hours.I think to will upgrade my computer with a second CPU Xeon E5-2687w ( 8 core, 16 Threads), then, 2 x Xeon E5-2687w ( 16 core, 32 Threads).The next motherboard : Z9PE-D8 WS-My first problem, this motherboard have only 8 (2x4) Ram slot, 4 slot for CPU1 and 4 slot for CPU2. Then, i was thinking to put 4x8 Gb per CPU in the motherboard . 32Gb for CPU1 and 32 Gb fo

Can i use Asus rog gl533vd for editing video on premiere pro and afterbeffect? Its use GTX 1050

Hi There!Does any body can say wich video is fast for Adobe Premier CC Asus GTX 780 DirectCU II or MSI GTX 1060 3GB Gaming X

I can't change the renderer settings in premire [Moderator note: moved to best forum]

I am about to purchase a new PC for my art and videography, but i am a complete noob when it comes to computers, my idea of RAM is a male sheep. can anyone direct me towards a suitable machine?

I do movie montage videos that require me to go scrub through a lot of 1080p mp4 movies and with my current setup the scrubbing isn't as smooth as i'd like (i.e. dropped frames while scrubbing).  I'd like to upgrade my pc to get super smooth scrubbing so I don't miss anything while scrubbing through the films.  I've noticed when I scrub low res dvd quality movies they are much smoother and I'd like to get this type of performance out of the 1080p mp4s.Currently I'm running an i5 4690k, a gtx 970, 16 gig ddr3 ram.  Premiere pro is on an ssd and the conforming audio files(which are huge for full mp4 movies, usually 2-3 times larger than the movie file itself) are on an "old school" internal hard drive I've had for close to 10 years.All that said, which computer components are linked to the smoothness of the preview scrubbing?  Video card, processor?  Do the hard drives play a factor?[Moderator note: moved to appropriate forum]

Hello Everyone!I'm looking for a new laptop, the HP Pavilion g6 that I currently own is a little slow for the Adobe CC app's I'm using. (Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere Pro, InDesign). And it's about a 5-year-old Laptop... it is showing it's age.   I'm currently studying Web Design and Graphic Design, so I want my laptop to work well with the Adobe CC Suite. At the moment I'm looking at gaming laptops due to their high graphics and processing capabilities. (Unfortunately, there's a price tag to match!)So far the HP Omen 15t looks like a good option (OMEN Laptop - 15t gaming | HP® Official Store ), although some say the graphics are better for gaming than editing photo/video. What do you use?  What sort of specifications are important? Thank you in advance, - Jessica

my whole work station is blank. However I do have my options on showing in the tool bar. What can I do to bring in my whole work station?     .

I have a 2009 27" iMac with 16 GB DDR3 RAM.I am thinking about slapping on an SSD and some DDR4 RAM. Would that help an old system with my specs run Premiere a bit faster and more efficiently?Also, does anyone know about upgrading graphics cards in any iMac?Thanksabunch[Moderator note: moved to best forum]

Hi all,I have a quick question regarding multiple drives for Premiere Pro.I have the following drives in a Windows 10 system:1x SSD 960GB2x WD Black 7200rpm HDMy question is this: which of the following two options would yield the best performance in Premiere Pro, After Effects and Lightroom?Option 1SSD for OS and scratch diskRAID0 on 2x HDDs for live project filesOption 2SSD for OSHard drive 1 for scratch diskHard drive 2 for live project filesI'd also note that redundancy is not an issue in this system, I'm only looking for performance here - I have an external RAID6 12 bay system for storage where files are regularly backed up (plus online and 3rd level alternate location backup)Any help is is most appreciated!

probably a loaded question but...Looking to setup Laptop with Premiere Pro and After Effects, etc.  Currently work is also re-evaluating the MacPro trash can and converting over to a Windows workstation as well.That said, I personally have one of the mid 2009 Macbook Pro 17", I love it, but it can not handle Premiere Pro 2017, I am currently running 2014 software and until I get a newer laptop do not plan to upgrade software.  My office is running 2017.I like the real estate of a 17" monitor one reason I'm looking to Windows, also looking to faster renders etc.  I despise the bouncing beach ball, and long renders that could be faster.Pros and Cons of either system?  not looking to break the bank, but can spend money on the right set up.Thanks in advance for any info 🙂

Hi everyoneI have a laptop with the specs mentioned in the photo below. I run a test with Premiere Pro CC 2017 v. 11.1.0 and I created an AVCHD 1920x1080 25p sequence from a clip on my bin, 1-minute long, that contained 4 clips with applied Lumetri color filters to them and an alpha graphic on top with motion keyframes. Upon hitting "export" (Match Source, 20 Mbps bitrate) actual export time was exactly one minute. When testing with a 2-minute sequence, it was a bit more than two minutes. Are those export times normal for my system? Could they be faster? Also, I notice that when exporting timelines that are 30 minutes long or even an hour, export stays at 99% for quite some time until export is complete. Why is this?[Moderator note: moved to best forum]

Hi there, Just about to commit to a new computer for editing on Premiere. Using a laptop at the moment, with plenty of go but a woeful graphics card. This is how the spec looks at the moment (apologies for the format issues with pasting!) I am on a fairly tight budget, but would be willing to spend an extra £100 or so if there were any obvious areas where a modest upgrade would improve performance.Sorry. I'm a journalist rather than a pro editor, so delving into computer specs scares the pants off me.... especially when it means forking out my own money!Processor (CPU)Intel® Core™i7 Six Core Processor i7-6800K (3.4GHz) 15MB CacheMotherboardASUS® X99-A II: ATX, USB 3.1, SATA 6 GB/s, RGB ReadyMemory (RAM)16GB Corsair VENGEANCE DDR4 2133MHz (2 x 8GB)Graphics Card6GB NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 1060 - DVI, HDMI, 3 x DP - GeForce GTX VR Ready!FREE Rocket League with select GTX 10 Series GPUs!1st Hard Disk5TB SATA-III 3.5" HDD, 6GB/s, 7200RPM, 128MB CACHE2nd Hard Disk5TB SATA-III 3.5" HDD, 6GB/s, 720

Hello, I'm using GTX 760 since 2 years suddenly it just giving me errors in with window 10 driver issue i think, I thinking to give AMD RX580 8GB a try for PR CC 2017what do you guys think?

So a long time ago in a galaxy not so far away I bought the cs6 student master collection in anticipation of building my own workstation and making videos for a youtube channel. Now I finally have the money to build a nice rig to game and video edit with and was wondering if my new build will work with the old software. Here is my build...Windows 10CPU: Intel Core i7-6800K Broadwell-E 6-Core 3.4 GHz LGA 2011-v3 140W BX80671I76800K Desktop Processor - Newegg.com GPU: GEFORCE GTX 1080 AMP EXTREME ED-Newegg.com Memory: CORSAIR Vengeance LPX 32GB (2 x 16GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 2666 (PC4 21300) Memory Kit Model CMK32GX4M2A2666C16 - New… Second question...The new AMD Ryzen Cpus are looking very powerful at an affordable price. Would these also work for CS6?Third question.Would this graphics card be better than the gtx 1080 listed above and work with CS6? XFX Radeon Pro Duo R9-PROD-8VRW 8GB 4096-Bit HBM PCI Express 3.0 CrossFireX Support Video Card - Newegg.com