Video Hardware

Bonjour je suis debutant sur premiere pro. lorssque jarrive sur la fonction générale pour choisir la carte graphique il ne me donne pas le choix de ma carte graphique de mon portable soit la amd radeon rx 6600. est ce parce que elle est pas compatible avec premiere pro. Merci

Hello, So I found the list of grphic cards that Adobe recommends for PP... and sadly mine isn't on there.. It still half way decent... its an invida 760ti...  anyways, i was wondering if i upgrade to a 1050 that is listed on the recommendations if that will run cuda. to be clear, priemere runs now on my system, it just doesn't have the cuda stuff which i found out ill probably need... I do lots of muliticamera editing and it starts to bug out when I am watching things in double speed... I'm hoping this could be solved by upgrading my GPU and not my CPU... anyways, the question is... does PP have cuda support for a gtx 1050 or 1080... just because it says "recommended" doesn't mean that it will actually support cuda.  thoughts? please and thank you

Hi,I aim to build my first PC for 4K video editing suited for Premiere Pro (H.264 and 265) and sometimes After Effects. I’m really tight on budget, I even think of buying some second hand components. I consider upgrading PC within next year or two (RAM and GPU). As it follows, I want to create a solid base.I tried to build a setup basing on Pudget articles.Could you please give it a look and tell me what to change?Prices are from polish market, I changed PLN to USD.CPU: i7 13700k  - 395$ (used)Motherboard: MB660 DS3H – 130$ (new)RAM: 1x G. SKILL Aegis, DDR4, 32GB – 80$ (new)GPU: RTX 3060 Ti 8GB – 340$ (used)PSU: Corsair HX750W – 195$ (new)Case: 100$ (new)Windows 11 PRO OEM: 160$~1400$I have storage in my current PC (500GB SSD + 1TB m2) so it can be excluded for the seutp.Right now it’s around 400$ over my budget but I don’t know if it makes sense and where to get any lower than that consider possible update within 1-2 years. Or maybe I should just buy second-hand PC with older com

Hi,I want to start working on adobe package,and i want to prepare a healthy scheme for a computer.I want to use it for creating music, big resolution posters, vector and photographic.Posters like 50cm x70cm, maybe till 200x200cm ...So, i only know it has to have good space, good memory( big ram usage) a good kooler for a processor and a video with good rendering.What would you suggest?Please, help is important.

Hello,    Would this desktop be sufficient for Premiere Pro CC usage?I would be using Premiere Pro to edit my syndicated cable TV show, in 1080p HD, with luma & ultra key effects, some LUTs, and transitions.Amazon.com: Dell Gaming Optiplex 990 Mini-Tower Computer, Intel Core i5 3.3 upto 3.7GHz 2500 CPU, 16GB DDR3 Memory,250GB…Thank you for your time.

I'm considering buying HP Spectrum 2-in-1 Laptop, Operating system  11 Pro, which contains Intel Iris Xe Graphics. Is this GPU device compatible with Adobe Illustrator?

Can anyone suggest a windows based desktop for adobe cloud creatives. I'm especially interested in the specs that you would recommend.

My wife has been experiencing issues launching Adobe Premier Pro ever since she updated it a few weeks ago.  I began troubleshooting the issue then but because of my limited time it has dragged out and she has been unable to use a program that we pay monthly for. Background on the PC:  I built it from scratch 1 year ago. Windows 7 Pro, 64-bit, Intel I5, Geforce 1060 6BG, complete with 4k monitor.  All hardware installed by me, all software installed & maintained by me. I followed various threads on this forum and eventually was able to get Premier Pro (PP) to launch. For a total of 4 days before the issue popped back up.  That's when my wife, trying to help, got on screen sharing with Adobe support while I was away at the office. I asked that she not do it because I was afraid of what might happen....and my worst fears came true.After 5 hours I come home and find that my PC has been completely wiped of any custom settings. My graphics card drivers are not only n

Hello! When I work in After Effects and Premiere is usual to get a bluescreen with the following information:- What failed: AcmeVideo.sys    /   Stop Code: PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA- Stop Code: DPC WATCHDOG VIOLATION- Stop Code: IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL- KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_ERROR  Specs of the pc's- AMD Ryzen 9 7900X 12-Core Processor 4.70 GHz- 128 GB (127 GB usable)- Windows 11 Pro- MSI GeForce RTX 4080 GAMING X TRIO 16GB GDDR6XAll the drivers and Windows are up to date. I tried:most recent drivers for nvidiadrivers from beginning this yearreinstalling windows completely (on the second PC), drivers, etc and then After Effects and still the same problem. Does someone have a solution for this? Many Thanks!

Hey everyone, I am looking into buying a new laptop with the primary purpose being to edit my videos using Premiere Pro. The main goal really is to have a laptop that runs very smoothly. I have had so many issues with other computers and laptops with Premiere Pro randomly closes by itself, the video editing is choppy, playback is atrocious, and overall the experience is just very frustrating. If you're able, could you give me any advice on solid laptops that don't completely break the bank (probably with a cap of $1,500) that would be good for this? Any info is helpful.  Thank you!

Good day allPlease assist, I'm unable to enable the option to use Hardware Encoding while exporting in Premiere Pro 2020. Currently I have the latest version on Adobe Premiere Pro, I have the latest NVIDIA Studio Drivers (ver 442.92), my system specs are as follows - Lenovo Y740, intel i7 9750H CPU (9th gen), 32 GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 (6GB), Windows 10 Hopeful to get some assistance.

Hello world,I am willing to buy a Dell workstation containing a Xeon E5-1620v3 and I would like some valid advice (based on usage or past experience) on how well can it handle editing 4K footage combined with an Nvidia Quadro M2000 and 16GB of DDR4 - 2400 MHz of RAM.Thank you.

Good morning everyone. I am new to the group and I come with a question: which of these 3 options is better to have a good performance in editing videos in FHD and 4K and creating 3D motion graphics in after effects? I ask you because in the place where I work they are requiring me videos in FHD and 4K, plus animations in After Effects with high motion load, also 3D renders in Maya, these are the only 3 options I can opt for. I know I'm basically asking for advice and I know that is valuable, but I'm asking for option 3, and IT is trying to lower the specs to options 1 and 2 (apparently these are gaming laptops) saying that this is enough for what I'm going to do, I would just like your comments as experts so I can do my best to opt for the best computer, I hope you can help me: Option 1: DELL G15 5525Processor: AMD Ryzen™ 7 6800H (20 MB total cache, 8 cores, 16 threads, up to 4.70 GHz Max Boost Clock)RAM: 16 GB, 2 x 8 GB, DDR5, 4800 MHz, dual-channelHD: 512 GB, M.2, PCIe, SSDDisp

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Hi! For work ill be doing graphics / video editing (vids will likely be in 4k) and will be using Creative Cloud, ie premiere pro, after effects. The company got a Lenovo 11th Gen Intel(R) Core, Intel UHD graphics, NVIDIA T600 GPU, CPU 2304MHz, 16GB RAM, 512GB M.2 NVMe SSD. I'm a bit concerned this isn't going to be able to run smoothly, but I could be completely wrong. Could anyone offer some advice on this?

I have a doubt is adobe software work on laptops if not which laptop is better can anyone suggest to me, please? 

The Windows CUDA section of Adobe's list of "Recommended graphics cards for Adobe Premiere Pro" does NOT include the Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 as of 4/23/2019, although it DOES include the RTX 2070 and 2080, and less powerful cards like the GTX 770 and Quadro 4000. As I understand it, the GeForce RTX 2060 was introduced to be a slightly less powerful, but much more affordable alternative to the RTX 2070 and RTX 2080. Some users on these forums have commented that Premiere Pro does not recognize their RTX 2060.  Nvidia supposedly released a new new driver version 419.67 for the RTX cards running on Windows 10 64-bit on 3-20-2019.My question is: Are any of you actually successfully using an Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 with Adobe Premiere Pro? Are you able to use the hardware acceleration to its full capabilities?

I am looking into a new laptop for our design team and was wondering what would be the best specs for a PC Laptop to run the following software products without raising a sweat, it also will need to be HP (preferbly), I have looked at the specs but would like some input from people who know the software, what would you recommend? I have no (recent) experience with any of the applications.Adobe Programs:Acrobat Pro, Photoshop, Premier Pro, Illustrator, Indesign, Audition, DreamweaverOther:Articulate 360, Vyond

Given that Z790 Godlike does not support an IGPU, having a 13900KS and 4090 does anyone know if Quick Sync will work? I primarily use After Effects, almost never use Premiere Pro for anything.

Hello. My daughter received a message that her laptop would no longer be able to support Premier Pro in the near future. The message is no longer appearing. I would like to know if there is a need to upgrade anything to continue using Premier Pro going forward. Lenovo YOGA 730-15IKB  Processor Intel Core i7-8550U Processor (1.80GHz, up to 4.0GHz, 4, 8 MB)  Memory 8 GB DDR4, 2400 MHz8 GB DDR4, 2400 MHz  Graphics NVIDIA GeForce GTX1050 4GB GDDR5  Storage 512GB SSD PCIe Operating System Windows 10 Home 64 

Hey I’m a video editor and I’ve been through about 5 different desktop\laptop builds over the past 6 or so years, all increasingly better as I got newer computers. Bringing me to my current build. Although I feel like I paid a decent amount, dishing out a little over $2100 for my current rig, I’m still left unsatisfied with the performance from my Adobe applications (Premiere,After effects,Photoshop etc.) I’ve been editing full time for a year now and I need more power but overall just more reliability from my computer. I know Adobe has its own myriad of issues (been a active user since 2015) but I know there are editors out there dealing with less issues. I can run the apps pretty well but honestly there’s not a work day that goes by that my software doesn’t crash AT LEAST twice and I have to end program tasks or completely reboot the system. Really looking for insight on how I can improve stability and possibly performance. This is my job so I’m willing to invest more. I’ve listed my

Buenas y Saludos.  Quiro colocarle una Tarjeta Grafica la cual me funcione bien con las caracteristicas de mi PC el cual lo utilizaré para Edición de video, Efectos y Diseño (After Effects, Premiere, Photoshop e Ilustrador.Estas son las caracteristicas: "Ryzen 9 5900x  /-/  32gb RAM 3600Mhz T-Force  /-/  Boar Asus TUF Gamin B550 Plus /-/ SSD Sansumg 980 mz 500GB /-/ Fuente EVGA 850va 80+ GOLD"Muchas garcias de antemano. 

I am a professional video editor, looking to upgrade my current PC. My current configuration is Processor- ryzen 5 1600 Motherboard- MSI b350m pro vdh GPU- Asus 1050 ti RAM - gskill Ripjaws 5 ddr4 8x2 16 GB 3000mhz PSU- Cooler Master 450w.My current problem is when I use morph. (after effect) title, lower third the timeline is very lagging(1080p).  My clients sit YouTubers who send me 4k Sony a7iv raw log Providing files. I am now looking for a budget-friendly upgrade. If I take Ryzen 7 5000 gen, then I can use this motherboard, PSU and GPU so that the cost may be lower. Again, the performance will be good if intel 13600k is taken. It will increase the price a little. Will work with i5 13600k 1050ti 32 GB ram 450 PSU. Since you are a professional, I would like to ask you for advice on what would be better to do and what the budget would be less. I want to run the upgrade for at least 5 years. Come on, you will reply very quickly.Also, you can give me your budget-friendly suggest

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Hey guys, My work just gave me an Alienware Aurora Ryzen Edition they bought in 2020 to use for making motion graphics in AE and post-processing video in Pr and AE. Here are the specs: OS: Windows 11 ProProcessor: AMD Ryzen 9 3950X (16 cores)Graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 TiStorage: 1TB SSD, 2TB Storage On paper this thing sounds like it should be running like a champ but AE is having trouble rendering pretty much everything I throw at it. 4k or 1080p motion graphics (a combination of animated vector shapes, video and photos) renders extremely slowly and even basic 1080p video post-processing like adding a basic intro/outro sequence, header and footer with logo and title, etc. quickly gets choppy. I've always used Apple computers for Adobe applications for personal/side work and have a 2019 15 inch MacBook Pro that runs just as good if not better than this computer and I'm not sure where to go from here. Is this computer under spec'd for what I'm doing? Does