Performance Issues

[Nobodie]

Ive got my footage on an NVME SSD, Ryzen 7 1700x, 32 GB of Ram and a 3060 TI. It is really exhausting to work on Projects that are longer than 15 Minutes because Premiere Pro starts lagging as hell. Ripple deleting takes a lot of time and juggling clips between multiple squences also makes you wait because of a delay when switching between them.
I was wondering if any of these performance Issues will disappear with the best CPU and GPU aswell as slightly faster RAM.

[Peru Bob]

Have you tried proxies?

https://creativecloud.adobe.com/en/learn/premiere-pro/web/proxy-media

[Nobodie]

I have used Proxies before but I dont remember if they fixed the mentioned issues. The Raw Footage is 125 GB and the last time I used a proxy it turned a 8GB file into a 50GB file and I dont think I can give up 1/4th of my nvme ssd while working on such a project.

[Peru Bob]

 50GB file and I dont think I can give up 1/4th of my nvme ssd

By @Nobodie

I think you need a larger SSD.  Is it only 256GB?

[Nobodie]

No. The last time I used proxies an 8GB file was turned into 50 GB. Respectively 125GB would turn into 800GB. I have 2 TB. Apart from that I just tried to render Proxies and its about 30 hours of footage with 100 clips that each take 5 Minutes to render so proxies arent an option.

[Peru Bob]

Delete the Media Cache and Media Cache files:
https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/faq-how-to-clear-your-media-cache-in-30-seconds-in-premi...

If that doesn't work, try creating a new project and import the old one into it.

[Warren Heaton]

 

From Premiere Pro User Guide > Hardware and operating system requirements > Hardware recommendations for Premiere Pro and After Effects

Upgrade Premiere Pro system in this order of priority:

1. Add more RAM – up to 128GB if the motherboard supports it (especially for long-form content) 
2. A faster GPU – or additional GPUs for faster export and rendering with Premiere Pro
3. For storage: Faster (or additional) SSD or NVMe drives
4. CPU with a faster clock speed
   
   

So, increase your RAM.  Also, use a format that is good for video editing (like ProRes 422 LT) with storage media with sufficient capacity and speed.