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I'm looking to buy a new laptop, seen this one https://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/computing/laptops/laptops/acer-aspire-5-a515-56g-15-6-laptop-intel-cor...
which fits all the requirements as stated on adobe's site
https://helpx.adobe.com/uk/premiere-pro/system-requirements/2021.html#gpu-acceleration
apart from the graphics card, it has the 2gb VRAM but isn't on the recommended list
Is it compatible or should I get something else?
It will just be significantly slower.
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You should get something else:
The MX350 is a gimped GeForce GTX 1050 series laptop GPU with half the memory bandwidth and both hardware decoding and hardware encoding disabled during manufacture. Therefore, you will be forced to use the integrated Intel graphics for QuickSync hardware decoding and encoding, or be permanently locked to software-only decoding and encoding, depending on whether the Intel IGP is enabled or disabled in that laptop.
What's more, the GPU-accelerated rendering performance of the MX350 isn't very good, being marginally faster than a GeForce GT 1030/MX330 but significantly slower than a true GTX 1050 laptop GPU.
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Ah okay, thank you for your response by the way I really apprectiate it
So does this mean it wont work at all? Or will it just be slow? Because I'd only be using this to edit smaller projects at home, when doing big ones I'd probably work with an editor and use their software
I just need access to Premiere at home too I don't mind if it's a little slower
Thanks again
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It will just be significantly slower.
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Okay cool, as long as it will work I'm chill
Thanks again for your help 🙂
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Hello, have you been able to use Premiere with your new laptop ?
I'm using a Acer Swift 3 with the mentioned mx350 graphic card, but Premiere is crashing while during the initialization. I have followed all recommended methods to solve this, but now I'm thinking it could be only a hardware performance issue...
Thanks,
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I think the problem lies with the fact that none of the MX series GPUs are compatible with any of the Nvidia Studio Drivers for GeForce GPUs. Only the Game Ready drivers are compatible with the MX-series GPUs. And all Game Ready drivers have known issues in Premiere Creative Cloud apps.