PREMIERE PRO TIMELINE LAGGY WITH GOOD COMPUTER

[benjamin301]

     I have been editing with premiere pro and the timeline has been unusable due to extreme lag though I have a good computer. I have look at a lot of things and none of them have worked. Has anybody had this problem and know an answer?

Specs :

i7-6700k

Gigabyte G1 1070

525GB SSD

[R Neil Haugen]

You list only one drive, and don't mention your RAM. Having at least two SSD drives is very advantageous, and 16GB of RAM or better.

Also, you don't mention the media you're working with or the effects you're using. A bit more information would allow "us" to give some advice that could be useful.

Neil

[benjamin301]

i have 16 GB of RAM

[benjamin301]

I am using video game recordings

[Peru Bob]

benjamin301  wrote

I am using video game recordings

Convert them to constant frame rate with HandBrake before importing into Premiere Pro.

178

Wow!  That's way too many processes running at startup.  You need to address that.

[benjamin301]

how to I minimize startup processes?

[Bill Gehrke]

This site is out of date on many things but you should be able to follow it generally​

One quick suggestion is go to Task Manager/Startup and disable everything that is unnecessary.

[Bill Gehrke]

How many processes are running?  Task Manager/Performance

[benjamin301]

178

[RjL190365]

That's about twice as many as it should have. My current configuration, by comparison, has only about 100 processes - and that's with the antivirus scanner running.

[bjones0705]

Yes , I'm Having the exact same problem. I have a Hp Spectre 360x with:

64 bit

16gb of ram +2gb video

Interl Core i7-7500U CPU @ 2.70 GHz, 2.90GHz

Nvidia GEFORCE 940MX

I use to edit videos with ease bt ever since the update it has been horrible. I'm thinking about cancelling my subscription.