Video Hardware

my confirmation Intel i9-13900k CPU Corsair Vengeance 64gb(16*4) DDR5 6000mhz (5600mhz) RAM Asus TUF Gaming Z690-Plus MOTHERBOARD Nvidia Quadro RTX A4500 20GB GPU FSP HydroK-Pro 850W PSU Arctic LIQUID FREEZER II 360 CPU COOLER Thermalright CPU Contact Frame Aerocool Cipher CASE Dark 2 x SATA III PCI-E Card 5xHDD Samsung 500gb Sata SSD 4 This is my graphics card Nvidia Quadro RTX A4500 20GB GPU My question is, do I need to render in HEVC to use the card cores? In my second question, when I try to output in .MOV or other formats, the following message appears on the screen. Please help me, I would be very grateful. Your system's hardware does not suppport hardware acceleration for the current settings. This message does not appear in HEVC, you need to exit mov apple to make a transparent video. Omer Koca

Hello, I hope I'm in the right place here when looking for suggestions for a new PC hardware upgrade.WIth my Panasonic GH4 I film clips with the following specs. .MP43328 x 2496px60 fps145Mbit/sFor smoother playback in Adobe Premiere I already work with proxies. But when I have several clips stacked and use effects then it jerks.Here is my current setup:Intel Xeon E3-1230 v3NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 4 GB GDDR516 GB DDR3 RAMSamsung SSD 840 EVO 250GB for Adobe Premiere Pro installationSamsung SSD 850 EVO for Adobe Projects and Proxies2x Seagate Barracuda 4 TB HDD for original video filesSo now I'm thinking about upgrading my PC with an Intel Core i7-13700K.Would you suggest this CPU too?How about faster NVMe M.2 SSD(s) like the Samsung 990 Pro?And/or DDR5-6000 RAM?Should the GPU also be replaced?Big thanks for your help and have a nice weekendTim

Under what circumstances does the 2024 release of Premiere Pro have "five times faster timeline editing"? I just updated and timeline editing is exactly 100% as slow as it was before.. Admitedly my system is a little bit dated at this point, I was hoping for 1 or 2 times faster timeline editing but instead got a solid 0 times faster.. Was this nothing more than marketing? Or is it only with a very specific build that there is any improvement? Win 10 ProThreadripper 1950XRTX 2060 Super96GB Ram

Adobe Premiere Pro 2024 is damaged after updates 5 days ago. Intel and Nvida video adapters are not suitable now, although I updated them according to the instructions.

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.

bonjour quel pc utiliser pour la suite adobe

Dell Precision T3610 Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2665 0 @ 2.40GHz 2.40 GHz64-bit operating system, x64-based processor64 GM RamWindows 10 ProPremier 23 Looking for a decend graphics card that will pair with my system, this is just a new hobby, dont want anything crazy expensive that may PC cant realy utilize.

Tengo una tarjeta grafica vnivia 210 al intentar abrir adobe premiere 2023 me aparece q debo actualizar los controladores y sigue el mismo error q son obsoletos además no aparece la tarjeta en adobe premiere . Ayuda 

I shot some test video outdoors. While editing the footage at home today I noticed one of the footages (maybe more) has a weird color artifacts very noticeable on the tree bark.  It has been shot in 4K 30p, Slog 3 10bit 4:2:2 300Mbps All-I codec using Sony A7 IV. My computer or editing software has nothing to do with it, I checked the raw video and it is there (albeit less obvious due to log).Does this mean my camera is broken? Why do you think this happens?

Been looking at improving my color playback within Premiere - with Apple silicon Macbook Pros that have an XDR display, you can change the preset profile from a dropdown - one option being Rec709 or "HDTV". My question is, for monitoring within Premiere, does it make more sense to switch to that profile and have the 'display color management' box disabled - or to keep the XDR display at P3 and check/enable the color management? From what I've gathered it wouldn't make sense to do both, as you'd be breaking the color profile shift even further. From my eyes, either option looks roughly the same, but I'm curious what is recommended practice from Adobe or power users.

I'm going to buy a Mac Studio M2 Max.I work with Premiere (exporting 1080p but often using 4k footage), AE mainly for 2D animation/motion design, chroma key, Illustrator and Photoshop as needed and ocasional photo editing as a hobby.The question is simple: Does 30 core to 38 core on the GPU makes much difference? Where?I'm thinking of getting 64Gb of RAM but the number of GPU Cores issue might change my opinion on that.I've gone through the Adobe Hardware Recommendation page but I can't find info on this particular issue.Thank you

Dear Premier Pro users...I'm interested in your opinion....what are your experiences in working with Pp (24.0 latest) on win 10 (latest) or win 11 (latest)..... in terms of program responsiveness, rendering speed, export and everything that Pp entails, loading speed of large files 4K with high bit rate, 10 or 12 bit 4:2:2 color sampling...ect.The question refers to users with professional (modern equipment - ...minimum 3xcNVMe.M2, higher graphics..ect, you know what I mean) equipment that respects standards in working with Pp and users who work every day in PP...For me, win 10 (latest) is my favorite because it is somehow more responsive, there are no lags, everything is somehow faster and nicer to the eye..... and at the moment I am not bothered by the fact that it will have support until 2025, and it seems to me that it will under the pressure of public support to go a little longer...I am asking for honest answers, whether to switch to win 11 (latest) or not and whether there are an

Hallo,möchte von 2 auf 3-Monitorsystem wechseln. Weche Grafikkarfte eignet sich am besten für Photoshop, Indesign etc. Bzw. welche Grafikkarte könnt Ihr empfehen? Möglichst mit Auflösung von 3.840 x 2160 Pixel Auflösung, möglichst leise und stromsparend ohne möglichst berviges ohne "Leucht-, Blink- und Lichter-Firlefanz".Braucht auch kein "Gaming-Gedönse"...  ;-))) Habe zwar reichlich gegoogelt, aber kein Hinweis um Photoshop & Co optimal zu unterstützen.Habe Win10 PC mit AMD Ryzen 7 5800X 8-Core Processor 3.80 GHz Danke Euch !Gruß Ralf

So I have two choices for media cache folder both with tradeoffs.I can dedicated an entire Samsung Evo Sata SSD with the slower speeds of540 MB/s Sequential Read AND 520 MB/s Sequential Write, with nothing else using that drive. -OR-I can choose a gen 4 nvme m.2 with 2100mb read and 1700 write, the tradeoff here is this is also my C drive, with the Adobe apps installed to this drive.Which would be the best choice?

So me & my dad are looking for a video editor. Mainly for making music videos at 1080p/24fps but also for some vlogging & light-gaming video editing too at 720p/30fps.Currently I have a HP Pavilion 15 with a AMD Ryzen 5 4500U, 20GB of Ram, 1TB M.2 SSD, Intergrated Radeon graphics, & Windows 11 Home. Will I be able to run Adobe Premier Pro on my laptop for 1080p/24fps editing?

I’ve been having insane trouble with my iMac the past year or so, it grinds to an absolute halt when running any Adobe creative cloud programs. I’m using the oldest version of the Adobe apps that i can but its still lagging the whole machine to a halt. I looked into it previously and as far as i know what I was told at the time; the iMac is reaching the end of its lifespan / I cannot update the OS any more past the current one which is OS Catalina Version 10.15.7 so issues will be continuing & accumulating / the graphics card/driver can no longer cope with how the new adobe apps works as it is only 1GB - Is all of this correct? The spec of my current iMac is:mac OS CatalinaVersion 10.15.7iMac (27-inch, Late 2013)Processor: 3.2 GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i5Memory: 16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GT 755M 1 GB If there is no other way to fix this, I am happy to buy a new machine at this point it is completely unusable. If so, can someone please recommend to me

So with a ryzen 7 3700x, 64 gigs of ram, rtx 2060 super, premiere ran super smooth, while editing, scrubbing etc, no issues... But with my ryzen 7 5800x3d, rtx 2080 super, 64 gigs of ram, i get supper lag during scrubbing, editing playback etc, and when i say super lag..... about 4 fps. only changes were upgrading the 3700x to a 5800x3d and upgrading the 2060 super to a 2080 super.. i mean crap, it runs smooth as butter on a crappy ryzen 3 with a 2060 super so this makes no sense(after effects does the same thing) (running 24.0.0 build 58) ideas?

I've been running premiere pro on an inadequate system. I manage to get things done but I need to update my system. Looking at a laptop with Intel core i5, 16GB RAM, NVIDIA RTX 4050. will these specs handle premier pro well?

Earler On my Mac Studio video signal was automatlicaliy sent to secondary monitor for preview when I turn this monitor on Now on Premiere 24.0 I have to open preferences - playback settings and ...close it 🙂  (I dont change anything  becouse playback is set on secondary monitor permanently)  Its weird

Hi everyone,I just got me a new desktop computer for video editing. Atm I have a single 2 TB M.2 SSD installed for OS, programs, games, movies, documents, ... For the video editing I am planing to install another M.2 SSD, probably with 4 TB for the video footage. Now I am wondering, what the best disk-setup in Premiere Pro would be to enhance the workflow. This means where to locate the project file, where the media cache and where to export to? Or does this not really matter anymore due to the speed of modern M.2 drives?Thanks for the help

I am looking to build a new PC but need advice on the CPU. I need renders in After Effects and Blender to work fast and smoothly, while getting the best performance out of Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom, Indesign (I create huge high quality catalogues) and Illustrator I am looking to make it the following:CPU: NEED HELP INTEL OR AMDGPU: Nvidia RTX 4090RAM: 128GBSSD: Would also like some opinions please Could someone help with the CPU as I want to get the best out of both Adobe and Blender?

So when im trying to edit clips in 4k. Its just freezes after 3 seconds of playing and to play the clips it takes 2 second. tried with the proxy but thats not helping SpecsCpu ryzen 5 3600xGpu rx 6700 XT32 gb of ram 

Hi.I want to build a computer to learn video editing and that includes premiere pro and after effect.My choices are i5 12400 and r7 5700g.I don't have enough budget to include a gpu... Can i use premiere pro and after effect using igpu?If yes which one should. Choose intel or amd?

Aside from the Macbook Specs listed, I have an external SSD, T7, 1TB that I was using with my old Intel Based Mac. Now I have a new Mac, I'm wondering how I should setup scratch discs etc. I would prefer not to add large files to my Mac as I know it can build up over time. Do I setup the Scratch Disc on the ext SSD and just access project files from my Mac and when done just arvhive them on my ext 4TB Disc Hard Drive? Or do I have everthing on the ext SSD?

This is a follow-on post to one I submitted to the beta forum. Using a BM Ultra Studio Mini 4k I can't get any HDR viewing using HDMI to my LG OLED at 50 fps, alll is fine at 25fps. It's as if the HDR flag is not being sent at that framerate. This is using Braw material shot at 50, using these sequence settings: All is fine at 50 fps using Resolve.   Win 11 Premiere 24.0.0 build 58 Nvidia RTX 2070super  537.58 studio driver i9 9900k 64 Gb Ram