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My current drive is
1. NVME OS/Premiere apps/media cache 500GB drive
2. PROJECT / scratch SSD 250GB
3. NVME 1TB (Other source files)
There is. I see a lot of ways to register media cache files and ask questions in question. What I'm talking about is using a translator and it can be awkward.
I want to know why I have to specify the media cache file and scratch disk separately.
how to change it if I change it in the current environment.
If you can put everything in 1TB of nvme instead of specifying it separately, I would like to do that.
What I currently want to configure
1. NVME OS/Premiere apps 500GB
2. PROJECT SSD 250GB
3. NVME 1TB media cashe / scratch / Other original video, source file
Is it okay to configure this? First, number 1 can never be changed.
If the difference between NVME and SSD is not so big, I would like to designate the SSD as a scratch disk, but in the current use, I saw that NVME loads the cache much faster.
What if I configure the best environment with my current configuration?
I'm not sure if its a language issue, so excuse me if so, but ended with:
"What if I configure the best environment with my current configuration?"
So the answer to that is... nothing! Go ahead and do that.
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If you meant, should I use the SSD, etc... I would leave everything at the default location (it will be the #1 NVME drive) and then put your clips and project all on the #3 NVME. That's it. You can use the SSD for a local backup (so you have it on another drive than #3). Also, you can pu
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I'm not sure if its a language issue, so excuse me if so, but ended with:
"What if I configure the best environment with my current configuration?"
So the answer to that is... nothing! Go ahead and do that.
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If you meant, should I use the SSD, etc... I would leave everything at the default location (it will be the #1 NVME drive) and then put your clips and project all on the #3 NVME. That's it. You can use the SSD for a local backup (so you have it on another drive than #3). Also, you can put recurring assests on the SSD, things you might need here and there.
So, that's how I use mine, and it works really well. With NVMEs we don't need to spread everything out like before.
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Well, is it okay to put only os and programs in #1 NVME and use #2 SSD as a project and #3 NVME as a use for everything?
It seems to me that the right answer has not been decided. My explanation is so lacking and my English is not good.
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Yes, go ahead. You'll waste the #3 if you do it that way. A local Hardware Guru here did some testing and found just 1 nvme was about as fast as anything he tested. Here's a picture of my Task Manager while creating 720p proxies on the V: drive setup as I mentioned above. Note the 100% GPU and CPU utilization, and the 4% on the nvme.
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Well, I really don't get a sense of how to organize it. According to the screenshot, it seems that two NVMEs are not necessary, and only one NVME and one SSD is sufficient. Is it correct I understand?
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Maybe you need a more definite answer.
#1 NVME 500GB
#2 SSD 250GB
#3 NVME 1TB,
The current answer is that #1 NVME installs basic disk cache, OS, and programs
#2 is for local backup and other backup,
#3 NVME seems to be asking for project and work files.
If this is correct, I want to proceed
I don't want to use it if the configuration method I mentioned at first is inefficient.
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The current answer is that = You say T_T..
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Yes, that's how I do it. Thats what I suggest.
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I finally understood. I'm Korean and I'm really sorry for not being able to explain it properly. Thank you!!!!!!!!!