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Garrick6946
Garrick6946
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June 10, 2021
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Premiere Pro crashing with NVIDIA gtx1650

  • June 10, 2021
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Hi,

 

PPro crashes regulraly as I trim clips and insert.  If I save after EVERY edit, it crashes less often but still crashes.  This issue developed on my ACER Concept D, purchsed 2 month ago.  The graphics card is an NVIDIA GTX 1650.  Driver version is 26.21.14.4333.  PPro version is 15.2.

 

Other CC products give a similar report but so far, they've worked flawlessly.

 

The Windows build is: 20H2 (OS Build 19042.985)

 

Upon startup, I get the compatibility report but it says my driver is outdated?  It is the latest one.  Ironically, I had no issues with the 6 year old HP, I replaced.

 

Any ideas?

 

Thank you,

 

Steve

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Correct answer weihsiung5C5E

I have better luck using the "Studio" Drivers instead of the "Gaming Ready" drivers. The gaming versions seem to cause my entire system to be unstable.

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Garrick6946
Garrick6946Author
Participant
June 10, 2021

Thanks to both of you.  I now know what a studio driver is and cross your fingers, it appears to be working.

BTW, on the NVIDIA website,  it even states that studio drivers are more for creatives vs gamers. 

I have to wonder why the Adobe site doesn't point this out in thier troubleshooting tips.  It must be a fairly common problem.

 

Thanks again,

Steve

John T Smith
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John T SmithCommunity Expert
Community Expert
June 10, 2021

>wonder why the Adobe site

 

Different product, but I reported last year that several tutorial links don't work... and the person in charge said the problems would be fixed 'ASAP'

https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-elements/tutorials.html with 6 rows of links
1st row Getting started with Premiere Elements
-center link Import videos results in 502 Bad Gateway
2nd row Editing Essentials
-left link Import videos results in 502 Bad Gateway
-right link Shaky videos results in 502 Bad Gateway

And so on for several more unfixed errors

 

The point being that the Adobe employees who support the various programs are NOT the ones who update the Adobe web pages... and reported errors often do not get fixed, even after the person in charge of the problem page SAYS the error will be fixed

 

Other users here don't have to wait for web page changes that may never come... we provide current information as it is learned

Garrick6946
Garrick6946Author
Participant
June 10, 2021
Good Info, thank you.

I was on a development team earlier this year in my role of educator with Adobe working on cloud-based issues related to Covid. Next time they come asking for input, I'll add this to the list.

Regards,

Steve
John T Smith
Community Expert
John T SmithCommunity Expert
Community Expert
June 10, 2021

Yes, as stated, studio driver is better for video editing

-such as (MAY not be the latest) https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/results/170344/

Garrick6946
Garrick6946Author
Participant
June 10, 2021

I think I answered my own question.  Thanks for the link!

 

I'll try it out.

 

Steve

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weihsiung5C5ECorrect answer
Participant
June 10, 2021

I have better luck using the "Studio" Drivers instead of the "Gaming Ready" drivers. The gaming versions seem to cause my entire system to be unstable.

    Garrick6946
    Garrick6946Author
    Participant
    June 10, 2021

    What is a "studio" driver. I'm unfamiliar with the term.

     

    Thanks,

     

    Steve

     

    PS my laptop isn't really a gaming computer.  It's basically the Acer version of a Microsoft Surface.

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