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February 6, 2017
Question

Massive lag in program monitor on very fast computer??

  • February 6, 2017
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This is driving my insane with Premiere pro,

I am experiencing a massive lag on most of the footage I use for editing on my computer. Stuttering, even at 1/4 resolution.

I am usually editing 4K R3D footage, My computer specs are as follows:

i7 Extreme 6950X Processor 3GHz (Clocked to 4Ghz) with Watercooling system

GTX Geforce 1080 8GB GDDR5 (had two in SLI but took one out as funnily enough that seemed to give me better performance)

64GB Ram DDR4 1TB SSD

32TB PROMISE Pegasus 2 R8 (where I usually edit from) with thunderbolt adapter (I benchmarked this and get around 300-400Mb/s)

I am using latest CC version of premiere pro. I have tried most things, enabling and disabling GPU acceleration, changing 3D settings, tweaking internal settings withing premiere pro.. etc.

Any and all advice would be massively appreciated.

I am pulling my hair out and this is my career.

Best,

Guillaume

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Legend
February 6, 2017

I get some weirdness when the Lumetri Scopes panel is open on my GTX 1070.  I've seen enough reports of odd issues that I wonder if a 900 series might be the better choice for now.

leew5477482
Participating Frequently
February 6, 2017

It was definitely suggested as a get you by for the time being workaround.

I pull all of my video from a 48tb media server managed by CatDV. Unfortunately the connecting pipe is only a 1gb ethernet. The new proxy function has been a godsend in my situation. Either that or I copy all footage to my RAID however I lose the original storage path metadata.

leew5477482
Participating Frequently
February 6, 2017

Not sure why you're getting the lag however in the meantime I would use the relatively new proxy function to transcode all your 4K into a codec that your computer will handle.

Lee

Participant
February 6, 2017

Hey Lee,

Thanks for your input - I will definitely give this a go - however to me this isn't exactly a fix but more a workaround as I know that I should have the power to seamlessly edit raw 4K files.

Gui