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Ezad
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January 25, 2022
Question

CC 2021 - Gulp

  • January 25, 2022
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Hello
I have a brand new HP Z2 G5 SFF workstation, Windows 10 64bit - this computer is dedicated to only using Adobe CC 2021. That's why I invested in this machine.


Intel(R) Xeon(R) W-1250 CPU @ 3.30GHz 3.31 GHz and 80.0 GB (79.8 GB usable)

All the Premiere Pro work is with .mov films. Most of the films are 15 minute interviews. I do a modest color correction - and the video is ready to be exported. Not so easy though....

I have read many articles on how to make Premiere Pro run faster. Even after apply the suggestions from the many articles nothing improves what I do on the timeline. All the articles I read suggest the same tweaks.

 

To define PP as slow is an understatement. It is barely breathing life into the workflow as I struggle to work with the film.

 

I am writing this note because I am unable to work. PP is so slow that it is crawls to almost to a dead crawl!

 

The only reason I upgraded to Adobe CC is because of the need to use Lumetri. At least with Adobe Creative Suite CS6 there was never any issues.

 

I write this because I am rendering a 14 film - and the render time shows 40 minutes to go. In CS 6 a rendering would take a few minutes....


This is a brand new HP with 80 GB memory and two SSD cards - that I am using to develop a PPro edit. 
What's to do?

 

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3 replies

Graeme Bull
Community Expert
Community Expert
January 25, 2022

You should change the title of your post to something relevant, writing "gulp" is useless to understand what it is you are having a problem with. Maybe something like "I have a VERY high end computer and Premiere CC2021 is so SLOOOWW" or something. That will attract more attention from those that can help you.

 

Also, post your video file encoding, size, frame size etc and your sequence settings and output settings. Do more to help people help you.

 

Honestly, if I were to guess though, your CPU is your bottleneck. What graphics card do you have?

Ezad
EzadAuthor
Inspiring
January 25, 2022

Card is NVidia t400

Stan Jones
Community Expert
Community Expert
January 25, 2022

To help someone looking at this, look at your performance monitors and report: CPU usage; GPU usage; RAM.

 

Post a screenshot of your export settings.

 

Stan

Ezad
EzadAuthor
Inspiring
January 25, 2022

This is amazing. I just took at look to see how the rendering is coming along - it switched from 40 minutes to over 2 hours!