Tell me, what kind of video card is needed for the program to work correctly?

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December 27, 2024
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Here’s the question) What kind of video card is needed for the interface to at least work correctly and to be able to work with effects. Or will any video card not provide comfortable operation without a kernel update?

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RjL190365

Legend

Like John stated. Nvidia GPUs, particularly later-gen models, work best in Premiere. AMD GPUs, by comparison, are slightly faster for long-GOP (H264/265) processing but slower for RAW codec processing.

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Paul_GringoAuthor

Inspiring

I have an Nvidia Geforce RTX 3060ti GDDR6x and Premier works very poorly. Brakes a lot

John T Smith

Community Expert

The video card is ONE part of your hardware, you need to post ALL of your details for someone to help

1 - are you using the STUDIO driver with your nvidia card?

2 - what is the rest of your computer information?

3 - what are you editing?

For example, what I have

Windows 11 Pro 64bit version 24H2

Intel i9 https://www.newegg.com/intel-core-i9-10900k-core-i9-10th-gen/p/N82E16819118122

Motherboard https://www.amazon.com/ASUS-Prime-Z490-P/dp/B07ZT3F95V/

Model 'P' not found at ASUS so that MAY have been a special OEM version for Amazon

64Gig Ram https://www.amazon.com/TEAMGROUP-3200MHz-PC4-25600-Unbuffered-Computer/dp/B086X2FYW9/
GTX 1650 https://www.amazon.com/MSI-GeForce-128-Bit-Graphics-G165D6AIC1/dp/B08GL81369/

Studio driver version 511.09 Download/Install 01-18-2022 (see below)

motherboard automatically turned integrated Intel video off when installed GTX

TEAMGROUP 512Gig SSD for Windows and programs and usual MS Office Documents files

500Gig SSD Temporary work files and output when creating new video files

1T SSD Video and sound files from camera and other sources

When I was buying components I wanted an RTX2060 with 6Gig to be sure of smooth
timeline playback... I had to buy a GTX1650 with 4Gig because nobody had the 2060
in stock... My 4k test didn't have any timeline 'glitches' so I didn't need the 2060
Especially since I normally edit 1280x720 30fps video from a Canon SX510 camera