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‎Aug 09, 2024
10:58 PM
1 Upvote
In addition to what Ann and Neil stated, Adobe does not currently support any browser outside of Edge, Chrome, Firefox or Safari. Opera is not supported at all - not even for downloading the Creative Cloud desktop frontend (or put it this way, Opera is almost completely incompatible with the critical portions of the Adobe Web site itself).
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‎Aug 09, 2024
08:46 PM
I got done testing the 24.7.1 Adrenalin driver, and it restored the GPU effects performance to where it was prior to the bad driver versions 24.6.1/24Q2. Let's hope that AMD fixes the PRO driver with version 24Q2.1 (if it gets released). And another thing, the very first run with a totally clean install will always be significantly slower than subsequent runs. Especially when it comes to the Windows version of Premiere Pro running OpenCL instead of CUDA. You see, Adobe still optimizes for CUDA first, and OpenCL support just tacked on. And all that added time was because CUDA libraries within Premiere Pro must be converted to OpenCL in software. And that takes a considerable amount of CPU power and time.
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‎Aug 09, 2024
12:05 PM
Thanks for the update. I have not yet tried the latest Adrenalin "gaming" driver (24.7.1), but the latest "Pro" driver 24Q2 that was based on the 24.6 series driver definitely degraded performance in GPU effects. I will try that newest driver, and report back.
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‎Aug 05, 2024
01:23 AM
As an update to this situation, it appears that a growing number of 13th- and 14th-Gen Intel CPUs have been suffering stability issues even at the motherboard default (or "stock") settings. This list is expanded to include the locked 65W PL1 parts as well. As a result of this reliability issue, I am withholding my recommendation for all 13th- and 14th-Gen Intel CPUs for the foreseeable future. Yes, even for video editing. Unfortunately, AMD is not an ideal substitute for these affected Intel CPUs as they perform no better overall than a comparable-performance Intel F- or KF-SKU CPU (the version that has the IGP permanently disabled during manufacture).
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‎Aug 03, 2024
07:09 PM
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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‎Aug 02, 2024
11:03 PM
Wrong version number. 10.7.3 actually dates way back to 2010. 10.7 was Lion, not Big Sur. You actually meant 11.7.3. If you bought that Mac used, please tell us the exact model and configuration (CPU, RAM, storage, GPU) that it has. There should have been no Intel Macs at all when you bought that machine (or put it this way, all Macs should have been using Apple M-series silicon). And if you bought a Mac that had macOS 11.7.3 installed, that Mac may have been the base-model MacBook Air, which was the very last M1-powered Mac sold until this past March when Apple officially discontinued selling it in its stores (though the M1 MacBook Air is still sold new at Walmart). The M2 successor to the M1 MacBook Air, which was first introduced in 2022, replaced the base M1 MacBook Air in the Apple lineup with a slight price reduction. And if that Mac of yours were really the M1 MacBook Air, then you should be able to update its macOS all the way to the current version of Sonoma, version 14.6. Only then will you be able to install the current version of Premiere Pro (24.5 as of this posting). And even if you were to keep macOS 11.7.3, then you should be able to install the most recent version of Premiere Pro in the 23.x version family, version 23.6.8. But do so within the next two months before it disappears permanently with the forthcoming release of version 25.
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‎Jul 30, 2024
08:51 AM
1 Upvote
No need to change the motherboard. You might want to, however, if you're planning to upgrade to an i7 or i9 CPU because the H610 motherboards' VRMs cannot handle a higher-end CPU that draws more current than an i5 can.
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‎Jul 23, 2024
02:20 PM
In that case, don't go with a GPU that delivers relatively poor performance for the price. The RTX 4060 Ti is just one example of such a poor GPU value – significantly overpriced for the performance that it delivers.
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‎Jul 23, 2024
02:17 PM
1 Upvote
There is not much that you can do to improve the performance of that system in Photoshop. It is heavily CPU- and RAM- dependent, and with your dual-CPU setup there is a lot of latency just switching between the two CPUs. Worse, that system with two 6-core/12-thread CPUs with an extremely low (by current standards) single-core performance is already bottlenecking that system's already-weakling (again by current standards) Quadro M4000 – in other words, you would be throwing good money after bad in the case of your syatem. And since all Haswell CPUs are already obsolete (according to Intel), there is absolutely no cost-effective upgrade for that relic of a workstation. So why waste any money on a PC that cannot handle the newest Ai features well (if at all)? Or put it this way, your best bet is a completely new PC (since even low-end current-gen desktop PCs will outperform your almost 10-year-old relic of a workstation).
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‎Jul 23, 2024
08:28 AM
My view on the RTX 4060 Ti is based strictly on a performance to price ratio – in other words, value for the buck. Nothing more. But if someone is happy with that level of performance, then I would not complain.
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‎Jul 21, 2024
02:50 PM
3 Upvotes
What is your current CPU? If it's very old, you will not be able to fully utilize any upgraded GPU in Premiere Pro. In fact, even some much older generation GPUs that are still supported by Nvidia may be bottlenecked by such an old or weak CPU. That said, if you do go with an AMD GPU, then your system's performance will suffer on raw formats, and that the very latest AMD driver (both gaming and pro) has performance issues with GPU effects. Plus, the RX 7600 XT is actually a downgrade from your current RTX 3060 12 GB for Premiere Pro (though an upgrade for gaming) due to its much lower memory throughput (288 GB/s at 128 bits for the RX 7600 XT versus 360 GB/s at 192 bits for the RTX 3060 12 GB). And then there is the OpenCL API with its own performance issues. Worst of all, AMD has depreciated the OpenCL API itself in favor of something else that Adobe does not currently support for GPU acceleration, permanently restricting OpenCL to version 2.0 for its gaming GPUs or 2.1 for its professional GPUs. As such, the RX 7600 XT will only be a waste of money in your case, And if you have a newer-generation higher-end CPU, the RX 7600 XT will not perform well enough to justify its current street price. So much that the cheapest worthwhile AMD GPU upgrade from that RTX 3060 would be an RX 7800 XT, which is more expensive than the RX 7600 XT that you're considering.
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‎Jul 19, 2024
06:48 PM
1 Upvote
In that iMac only the RAM is user upgradeable. You're permanently stuck with that 6-core i5 without hyperthreading (so only 6 threads), as well as that pre-RDNA GCN4-based AMD Radeon GPU that frankly does not work well in Premiere Pro - barely above today's integrated on-CPU graphics in relative performance terms. And you cannot upgrade either in any iMac. Plus, the forthcoming macOS 15 (Sequoia) may be the very last version of macOS ever that will support any Intel-powered Mac. Thus, I strongly recommend an entirely new Mac if you want to work with an increasing amount of 4k.
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‎Jul 12, 2024
05:08 PM
1 Upvote
Adobe is not the only one that does that. All other video editing software programs do that, as well. No software at all can utilize two or more different encoders simultaneously – period. In the case of your system, both of your Nvidia GPUs use completely different generations of NVENC; in such an instance, video editing software will utilize only the newer-gen encoder. Many other NLE software will use only the CPU for encoding (aka software encoding). If you must use two encoders simultaneously, they must be of the exact same encoder generation (for example, a Turing encoder must be paired with another Turing encoder for this to work at all). That means that your GTX 1660 Ti can only be used with a GeForce 16- or 20-series GPU for the two encoders to work together at all.
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‎Jul 09, 2024
04:17 PM
1 Upvote
Malheureusement, vous avez manqué la date limite de près d’un an maintenant. La dernière version de Premiere Pro compatible avec macOS 10.15 était la version 22.x (2022), qui est devenue définitivement indisponible via le serveur de bureau Creative Cloud en octobre 2023 avec la sortie de la version 24 (2024). Vous voyez, depuis mai 2019, Adobe a limité l’accès aux anciennes versions à la version majeure actuelle ainsi qu’à la version majeure qui précède la version actuelle. Cela signifie qu’actuellement la version 23.0 est la version la plus ancienne qui peut être obtenue via le frontal de bureau Creative Cloud - et malheureusement, la version 23.0 nécessite désormais macOS 11.0 (Big Sur) ou plus récent pour être installée. La version actuelle 24.5 nécessite désormais macOS 12.0 (Monterey) ou une version plus récente pour être installée. Vous pouvez essayer de contacter l’agent agréé d’Adobe dans votre pays si vous devez accéder à l’ancienne version requise pour votre Macbook. Sinon, vous devez acheter un Mac plus récent afin de continuer à utiliser Premiere Pro. Fin de l’histoire.
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‎Jul 09, 2024
11:20 AM
Ahora llega tres años tarde. La versión 14 (también conocida como 2020) fue la última versión de Premiere Pro que era compatible con OSX 10.13. Desafortunadamente, dejó de estar disponible oficialmente (y "permanentemente") a fines de 2021 cuando se lanzó la versión 22. Además, si por alguna razón no puede actualizar el sistema operativo de su Mac a la versión 11 (Big Sur) o posterior, deberá comprar una Mac completamente nueva para continuar usando Premiere Pro, ya que la versión más antigua que está disponible actualmente (versión 23.x) ni requiere Big Sur o posterior solo para instalarse. Y la versión actual 24.5 ahora requiere Monterrey (macOS versión 12) o posterior solo para instalarse.
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‎Jul 06, 2024
04:42 PM
Perhaps it's related to the quality control issues on all recent SanDisk external SSDs? These drives have a habit of failing due to a chip on the drives' circuit boards breaking off. And these drives cannot be properly repaired without wiping out all data.
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‎Jul 06, 2024
02:58 PM
If you stop the export, then your export progress will be lost. Period.
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‎Jul 04, 2024
10:02 AM
That is incorrect as of May 2019. Adobe now restricts older version availability to the major version that precedes the current version when downloading via the Creative Cloud front end. That means version 23 (2023) is now the absolute oldest version that can be downloaded. All other older versions are now permanently removed from Adobe's servers. End of story.
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‎Jun 30, 2024
06:24 PM
Between those two go with the second configuration. The laptop RTX 4060 and RTX 4070 GPUs are much too close in performance to one another to justify the latter's 4070 designation (in fact, the laptop 4070 is much more like a desktop 4060 than a desktop 4070, making the laptop 4070 noticeably inferior to the desktop GPU with the same model number), while the i9-14900HX is slightly more powerful than the i7-14700HX. Plus, many processes in the Adobe programs rely more heavily on the CPU performance. Now on the other hand if the 14700HX laptop came with a 4080 Laptop GPU and the 14900HX came with that 4070, then go with the former as its slight deficit in CPU performance is offset by the 4080's better GPU performance.
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‎Jun 26, 2024
08:49 PM
1 Upvote
First off, you did not mention the number or type of disks that you are currently using in that desktop PC. An HDD will always be significantly slower than all but the very cheapest SSDs. Second is your choice of a CPU itself. That Ryzen 7 5800X3D has a noticeably slower clock speed than even the non-X3D Ryzen 7 5700X, let alone the Ryzen 7 5800X. Plus, no video editing program takes any advantage whatsoever of the added X3D cache – only games do. So, if you want to keep your existing CPU motherboard platform, then my recommendation would be a Ryzen 9 5900X or 5950X (if you can obtain either of those CPUs) Otherwise, I'd recommend an entirely new CPU/motherboard/RAM combo such as an Intel i5-14600K with a Z790 DDR5 motherboard and 32 GB or more DDR5 RAM.
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‎Jun 22, 2024
08:05 AM
In your case, coming from an RTX 3060 (assuming that you have the 12 GB version), the RTX 4070 would not sufficiently improve your system's performance to justify spending $500 on since your 11th-Gen i9-11900 with only 8 physical CPU cores (16 threads) would limit your system's performance potential.
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‎Jun 19, 2024
01:55 PM
Warren, That would have been one of my suggestions for a system that's relatively heavy on the CPU with a GPU that's just powerful enough not to seriously bottleneck the CPU.
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‎Jun 18, 2024
03:33 PM
It depends. Some gaming drivers install so much junk by default that such junk severely interferes with the stable operation of creative programs. The AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT that's in my secondary PC has a conflict between After Effects and portions of the default full installation of its Adrenalin driver set. I had to use minimal or driver-only installation just to properly run After Effects, or switch to the PRO edition driver for that GPU.
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‎Jun 18, 2024
03:19 PM
Based on what I've read for Illustrator and Dimension (although I do know that Photoshop does make some use of a good GPU), you absolutely do not have to go whole hog on the GPU. For a PC at that total cost, since none of your intended programs utilize CUDA for GPU acceleration except for certain third-party plugins, my recommendation would be for a GPU that delivers better OpenCL performance for a given price point. That said, I'd recommend spending as much as one-fourth of your total system budget just for a GPU. And this means that for the aforementioned programs I'd recommend an AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT for a build of that total cost. Alternatively, I'd recommend an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER if you're also going to be running Premiere Pro and/or After Effects on that PC. I do not recommend an RTX 4060 Ti as it is significantly slower than an RTX 4070 SUPER while costing only slightly less money (for the 16 GB version).
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‎Jun 18, 2024
03:09 PM
Generally speaking, any Windows laptop with only integrated graphics is woefully inadequate for Premiere Pro because (as Peru Bob stated) GPU acceleration using onlythe integrated graphics eats up so much system RAM that it may leave a woefully inadequate amount of system RAM available to even run the program properly (and yes, I'm talking about a worst-case scenario) that integrated graphics eating up as much as 14 GB of that system RAM, leaving you with less than 2 GB of total system RAM available for the OS itself and any programs that you may be running). And that is because Windows itself is notoriously poor at hardware memory management where any system RAM that's "stolen" by some piece of hardware becoming semi-permanently unavailable for programs.
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‎Jun 15, 2024
07:04 AM
That would be a violation of Adobe's TOS (Terms Of Service). Although both computers can be on the same Adobe account, they both cannot be used together at the same time. And your brother may end up using the Adobe programs at the same time as you are, which triggers the violation.
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‎Jun 13, 2024
09:48 AM
1 Upvote
In your case, Opera is the issue. Adobe's Web site does not properly support Opera to begin with.
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‎Jun 13, 2024
09:44 AM
The issue here is that Premiere Pro neither supports nor is compatible with any strictly mobile-device OSes. Premiere Pro will only install on full-blown desktop operating systems. End of story.
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‎Jun 09, 2024
08:00 PM
And to pile on to what Peru Bob and John T Smith stated, the integrated graphics itself is too feeble to be of much if any use whatsoever for video editing. What's more, all Intel 8th-through-10th-Gen CPUs are now depreciated to legacy driver support status for their integrated graphics, which means that there will be no further compatibility fixes and only critical bug and security fixes for these CPUs going forward.
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‎Jun 09, 2024
07:54 PM
1 Upvote
Yes, you should be able to use your planned GTX 1660 SUPER for a few more years. Unfortunately, it is out of production at this point, and is becoming much harder to find new. At that price point or a bit higher my current recommendation would be either a GeForce RTX 3060 12 GB (if you can find one new), or if you can't find it, then the RTX 4060. And yes, anything that's currently available brand new that's not an el-cheapo GPU would be a massive improvement over your current GT 710 (which, by the way, is now obsolete due to Nvidia ceasing further driver development for that generation of GPUs, leaving it with only security patches which will end this coming September). And because it is now obsolete, that GT 710 will permanently lock all currently available versions of Premiere Pro (23.x and later) to software-only rendering (no GPU acceleration whatsoever).
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