Video Hardware

Will I be able to edit 4K videos on my i7 5th Generation laptop??? My laptop spec: i7 5th gen, 8gb ram, 256ssd and no dedicated graphics card.

ACER Predator Helios 300 H317-56-703Y NH.QGFEX.008 17.3 ", INTEL CORE I7-12700H, RAM 32 GB, SSD 1000 GB, NVIDIA GEFORCE RTX3070Ti, 8 GB GDDR6X, WINDOWS 11

which would run better with premiere? an i5 with better graphics card?or an i7 with worse graphics card? both having 32gb ram

I am migrating from a laptop to a Windows tower computer. I want to start off with a configuration that should hold me for a few years, but I recognize that I can, for example, replace the video card with a newer model down the line. I have mainly used After Effects, Media Encoder and Illustrator, dabbled in Character Animator, and may get into Premiere Pro. I am increasing my use of these components, and may move into others. I want to find a reasonable line between cost and what the system will do with CC. I will likely spend 4 to 6 hours a day using the system I purchase. Some questions.Human computer interface. I now do most of my work with touch screen, touch pad and keyboard. I plan to go from a 16 inch monitor to 24 inch. Is it reasonable to expect that I can continue with touch pad and touch screen, or is a mouse more effective?Video card. I will go with something from NVIDIA due to the need for OpenCL compatibility. Likely from the GeForce RTX line. Cost here is a big factor.

What are some inexpensive graphics cards to add to a new Windows tower computer system that will be good in 5 years in Premiere Pro, Illustrator, After Effects and any other CC program I may get into? I understand the need for 6+ gigs of GPU memory. We can ignore VR in this discussion.

Hi all, I recognize Adobe official suggest the first thing to update to make Premiere Pro runs better is the RAM. I have a laptop that comes with 16gb (8+8) RAM. A friend of mine who also does some video editing told me it's extremely unlike for me to need more than 32GB ram, so I plan to upgrade it in the nearby future. I have did a little research on the topic, but everyone is discussing whether 16+16 or a single 32 is better. I KNOW 16+16 is better than 1 single 32, but what about 32+8(total of 40) vs. 16+16? Let's assume my machine supports 32gb ram first.   If 32+8 is similar to 16+16, then it seems buying 1 single 32ram to upgrade is definitely better: leaves room for further upgrade and slightly cheaper.   Thank you very much!   (Note: Thread shifted to Video Hardware by moderator)    

Hi! So, I'm very confused right now to choose a perfect graphics card for Premiere pro(Is the primary software) & Photoshop. Just two simple thing Which ones should I go with, The RTX or GTX & The Ti version or The Non-Ti version? 😞

Please give suggestions or recommendations based on your own experience: - which laptop or macbook is the best for PP?- use case is to learn and begin editing, start a freelancing career in video editing any mentors out there? ThanksAnjali

Hi, My name is Bastien and i am going to use Premiere Pro for cinema. Also i am wondering wich power/kind of computer i need to get to use this app easily without lag or similar ? (Hertz, Ram, memories, I-core..., etc...) If a similar post is similar somewhere in this forum, sorry i didnt find anything.(sorry in advance for my bad english) Tanks in advance for your help. 

Tengo que cambiar mi placa de video/tarjeta gráfica, con la idea de que corra bastante bien todas las aplicaciones de Creative Cloud. Estuve mirando y, vi alguna lista de la pagina de adobe donde nombra tarjetas gráficas "de uso común", y veo que algunas de NVIDIA no figuran, como por ejemplo las RTX 3050, 3060, etc, siendo que estas con mejores que las NVIDIA GTX (que si aparecen en esta lista). Mi duda es si tal lista es algo estimativo, desactualizado, o que, porque también hablé con colegas y me dijeron que placas de video usan, y muchas de ellas no figuran en tal lista, y me comentaron que no tienen problema alguno con respecto al funcionamiento de los programas. Saludos!

CPU - Intel Core i5 6400RAM - 16.0GB Dual-Channel DDR4Graphics - GeForce GTX 1050 TiSMPS - 650wStorage - 1 TB I have this item, can you suggest which best motherboard, SSD & cabinet with cd writer I can buy in 2022.

Hello!I am looking for some help concerning buying a new computer for (amongst other things) video editing in premiere pro and photo editing in lightroom. My absolute  maximum budget is 1600 usd, but I really hope to find something a bit cheaper, maybe at around 1200 usd?I am not editing huge projects, mostly 1-5 minute long. I am new at this and I am not sure what is the most important. But I have been looking at computers with Core i7 prosessors, 15 inch screen, a minimum of 16 RAM, VRAM at minimum 2GB and minimum 512 GB hard drive (I want to be able to back up my photos when I travel). I travel a lot, so it would be great if the battery was good and that it doesn't weigh a ton as well. My company prefers Lenovo and HP, but i think other brands also can be concidered.I have been looking at Lenovo Yoga 730Core i7 8GB 512GB SSD 15.6", but somebody said in a fora that you can get a better laptop for video editing for the same price, but did not mention any examples.Does anyone have

Hi everyone, I have an AMD Ryzen 5 1600, 32GB RAM and a Nvidia 1060-6GB. When I built my system I followed all recommendations and have SSDs and of course cache & scratch is separted on it's own SSD, CUDA is activated, etc. I had a small upgrade budget so I purchased a Nvidia RT 3050-8GB. I cleaned the media cache database and installed fresh studio drivers. I also configured the program setting in the Nvidia panel like setting opengl rendering and MFAA on, etc. Even when editing at 1080, whenever I added a mogrt or anything it sometimes spins and slows down. One specific mogrt I downloaded from Adobe even crashed during rendering on both cards as it seems the cards can't handle it. With the regular effect and editing I saw no difference between the two cards and when I render it still only utilizes about 30% of the GPU and 4 out of 6 GB and it was only about 10 minutes faster. I see the CPU usage at like 90% during rendering and memory used 28/32GB. So my

Hi, All Looking for some feedback on a new build for work on RED 6k in Premiere & Resolve (see below). A second pair of eyes for any glaring oversights, comparable lower cost alternatives, potential bottlenecks or incompatibility issues would be greatly appreciated.  Also, if anyone can suggest a monitor they personally use and prefer for less than $1500, that would also be greatly appreciated.  Cheers,Chek PLATFORM:- ASUS PROART X570-CREATOR WIFI AM4 AMD X570 SATA 6Gb/s ATX AMD Motherboard________________________CPU:- AMD Ryzen 9 5950X 3.4 GHz 16-Core AM4 Processor- Noctua NH-D15 chromax.black, Dual-Tower CPU cooler (140mm, Black)____________MEMORY:- Kingston FURY Renegade RGB 64GB (2x32GB) 3600MHz DDR4 CL18 Desktop Memory Kit of 2 KF436C18RBAK2/64__________________________GPU:- ASUS GeForce RTX 3090 TUF Gaming OC Graphics Card(PCIEX16_1 slot @ PCIe 4.0 x16)__________________STORAGE: Operating System 1TB- TEAMGROUP T-Force CARDEA Z

Can i use a Acer notebook for video editing and rendering  HD videos? Intel vore i5 with 8 GB RAM. Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050Will it be slow with rendering?Thank you

I'm attempting to export video in Premiere Pro (22.5) and I'm running into an issue where I cannot use the hardware encoding, but I have no idea why.  I'm trying to export in H.265 at 3840x2160, 24fps using CBR birate encoding with a target bitrate of 50mbps.  Whenever I attempt this I'm told that my "system's hardware does not support hardware acceleration for the current settings." Is there a way to make it so my system is able to do this or am I just out of luck here? My computer's settings are iMac 2020, 3.8 GHz 8-Care Intel Core i7, 40GB of memory, AMD Radeon Pro 5700 XT 16 GB graphics card. Thanks for any help you can give!!

 Hello,  Do monitors exist where I can plug in a USBC cable from my computer into the monitor and have it supply the monitor both power and data?  This would be a second monitor for my Apple Studio, so I was hoping for a one cable solution to the second monitor.  Thank you

So I recently got a new relatively good PC and ran a premiere pro pugetbench score on it and got some pretty lackluster results so was wondering if anyone had an idea how to make it better. Everyone else I see on the bencmarks there with similar specs are getting way higher results than mine.  Windows 10Intel i7-12700k1 stick of 32 gb ram @3600mhzRtx 3080 10 GB1 TB SSD NVME.2 read write speeds of 1200-1500 MB I ran the test thrice and they came up with vastly different results FIRST TestStandard Overall Score580Standard Export Score46.8Standard Live Playback Score65.8Effects Score61.4GPU Score55 Second TestStandard Overall Score954Standard Export Score69.9Standard Live Playback Score137.4Effects Score78.9GPU Score79.1 Third testStandard Overall Score814Standard Export Score66.3Standard Live Playback Score98.9Effects Score79GPU Score78.8  

My system info:Motherboard: Asus B550M-A-AC AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6-Core Processor 3.95 GHZVengeance RAM 32.0 GB (31.9 GB usable)64-bit operating system SSD (C:) 500GBHDD 7 TB OS: WIN 10   [title edited by mod]

Hi...I'm planning to create a VR module with a 360 camera. Any suggestions for brand of camera with good spesification?

A lot of people think a new Mac Pro will arrive later this year. As Premiere Pro users would you folks like to see Apple's latest desk top with an Alder Lake CPU or an M2 chip? Should it be smaller than the 2019 Mac Pro? Just curious about other people's thoughts. 

Will Premiere Pro work well in Core i3-10th/11th gen? I currently use i5-7th and for normal 4K videos I'm satisfied, but now planning for an upgrade under budget. Please guide me

Hi all! I’m in the process of getting a PC built. I’ve been trawling the forums and Youtube and have come to deciding between 2 builds (attached). Any advice would be helpful! I’d say my usage would be 50% Premiere Pro, 25% Touchdesigner and 25% Blender. When it comes to Premiere, I create a lot of music videos which are usually very effects-laden. I regularly edit 4k footage but have already gotten used to a proxy workflow. I am trying to strike a balance between seamless real-time performance and improved render/export times. Keep in mind, I live in Vietnam, so some components are hard to come by or severely over-priced. Thanks in advance!  

Two-and-a-half months ago, I upgraded the guts of my longtime main PC from a 4th-Generation Intel i7-4790K quad-core CPU to an AMD Ryzen R7 3800X CPU. I have since added a 500 GB Samsung 970 EVO Plus m.2 NVMe SSD to that PC, but remained saddled with a GeForce GTX 1060 6 GB card that I have had for almost three years. Today, I have just upgraded that - to a GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER 8 GB card. Before I installed it, I moved the GTX 1060 to my spare miniITX PC that still has a 7th-Generation Intel i7-7700 CPU. I then ran the "Standard" preset of the Puget Systems' Premiere Pro benchmark on that PC with both a GTX 1050 Ti I had in there before and the GTX 1060. The GTX 1060 made only a slight improvement in the overall score over the GTX 1050 Ti with that quad-core CPU, with overall scores of between 340 and 352 with either of those GPUs. When I ran the Puget tests on my recently upgraded main PC (still with the GTX 1060), it scored a rather poor 518 using the "Standard" preset. A

I have a MacBookPro16 my company gave me so I could work remotely. I have a hobby of editing videos with Adobe Premiere Pro and recording songs with GarageBand, for which I have been using my MBP, but would prefer to use alternate hardware so my work & hobby are kept separate. — What hardware do you recommend? I would prefer something fast with a lot of storage (portability not important but a plus). Can you tell me the pros & cons of these options?: 1) MacStudio, 2) MacMini, 3) MacBookPro13, or 4) an external high-speed Thunderbolt-3 hard drive plugged into my MBP. How much RAM (gb) & hard drive (tb) storage do I need? Thanks.