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Intel UHD graphics 630 performance

New Here ,
Aug 03, 2024 Aug 03, 2024

https://www.remarkt.nl/hp-elitedesk-800-g5-usff-i7-8gen-16gb-480gb-zgan

Hello i want to help a friend buy a computer for video editing with adobe premiere 3 and after effects. The graphics are handled by an

Intel UHD graphics 630 chip, integrated on the board. He use old programs and i was wondering. Are these, the computer and the graphics chip good for video editing with these outdated programs. 

Thanks, Dian from the Nethetlands

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Community Expert , Aug 03, 2024 Aug 03, 2024

No, not suited.

Besides you wont be able to activate CS3 as the severs have been taken down.

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LEGEND , Aug 03, 2024 Aug 03, 2024

Your friend will have a system that is completely unusable for video editing of any sort, especially since Premiere 3 is now completely unusable as it is more than 25 years old, and was pre-OSX Mac only (no Windows version between version 1 and version 4 existed for the original non-Pro Premiere)! And even if it were Premiere Pro CS3, it is still unusable as all activation servers were shut down permanently, so that he will not be able to activate it at all. And activation is required for it to

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Community Expert ,
Aug 03, 2024 Aug 03, 2024

No, not suited.

Besides you wont be able to activate CS3 as the severs have been taken down.

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LEGEND ,
Aug 03, 2024 Aug 03, 2024

Your friend will have a system that is completely unusable for video editing of any sort, especially since Premiere 3 is now completely unusable as it is more than 25 years old, and was pre-OSX Mac only (no Windows version between version 1 and version 4 existed for the original non-Pro Premiere)! And even if it were Premiere Pro CS3, it is still unusable as all activation servers were shut down permanently, so that he will not be able to activate it at all. And activation is required for it to even work at all outside of a crippled trial mode.

 

And the EliteDesk layout is completely unsuitable for a video editing desktop since it cannot accommodate a discrete graphics card (GPU) of any sort whatsoever.

 

Hence, the combination of factors (a chassis which cannot be upgraded at all with the possible exceptions of the RAM and storage, poor thermal performance resulting in possible system throttling under even light-duty video editing and completely obsolete software which may not be compatible at all with a modern operating system) are the primary factors for your friend's proposed system being effectively dead.

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New Here ,
Aug 04, 2024 Aug 04, 2024

Okay. I am glad i asked.

Thanks for the info and advice

Dian

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Going by the system specs, the i7 8th Gen CPU and 630 GPU are more than capable of editing video. I am editing 1080p videos on a 7th gen i7 machine right now and Premiere handles my 1080p footage beautifully, with smooth scrubbing, multiple videos all with Lumetri effects.

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