Video Hardware

thanks for any input !Background : My laptop Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-7700HQ CPU @ 2.80GHz 2.80 GHz 16.0 GB seems to not be able to handle much of the After Effects and is a little cranky with Illustrator. Plan : So wanting a PC So im now wondering AMD Ryzen 9 7900X CPU 12 Core / 24 Thread - 76MB Cache VS Intel Core i9 12900K CPU 16 Core / 24 Thread - Max Turbo 5.2GHz - 30MB Cache 32-64 ddr5 RAM probably  not wanting a GPU as i understand that its not a must at the moment mostly working with videos 1920X1080 not 4k as mostly for Facebook and such . What say you 😛 thanks for any input ! 

Hello guys, I have 3 internal hard drives : - 2 Samsung 980 PRO NVMe M.2 PCIe 4.0 (500Go each)- 1 Samsung SSD 870 EVO (1Tb) My OS and programs are installed on the first 980 pro, my media files (videos and images) and projects are stored on the 870 evo. And my cache folder is located on the second 980 pro.Does that sound good to you guys in terms of performance or chould I change something ?And what about scratch files ? Should I leave them on the same SSD as the media files (870 evo) or locate them on the hard drive containing the cache folder (second 980 pro) ?Btw I'm also trying to learn After Effects so I guess same rules would apply ?My system is AMD 5900x cpu, NVidia RTX 3070 gpu & 64go Ram.Thx a lot for your advices and wish you all a nice day !

Premiere won't allow me to use hardware acceleration when exporting with CBR on my M1 Max. However when using VBR I have the option of using hardware acceleration which is a lot quicker.  Currently, using software-only CBR, exports are taking 2.5 hours for a 2 minute film. This obviously isn't viable. Can anyone tell me why CBR doesn't have a hardware acceleration option on the M1 Max, while VBR does?

Hello all, I have a quick, but important question about Premiere Pro CC 2018. It seems that Premiere Pro is using my integrated graphics on my CPU rather than using my installed and working dedicated graphics card to render GPU accelerated effects and such. I am running a fresh install of Windows 10 with the latest updates. I also have a fully updated Creative Suite. Below I have listed my system specs and screenshots for reference to the issue. Notice that under GPU Engine in Task Manager, it lists GPU 0, my integrated graphics. I have also done some research of my own, and I have come across adding the "cuda_supported_cards.txt" into Premiere Pro's installation directory. I have done that, and I have tried both typing "GeForce GTX 1060" and "GeForce GTX 1060 6GB" into the document, but its the same story for both cases: it uses my integrated graphics. The file currently lists "GeForce GTX 1060".Thank for any and all help,RyanSystem:7th Gen Intel i7-7700K Processor (No current overclo

Sony a1 400mbps and 520mbps files can't playback got and 3080ti they mostly all lag.Sometimes 400mpbs files don't and can be played back but thats only 20% of the time.Can anybody help me out?

Hallo alle zusammen!Ich hoffe, dass mir hier eventuell geholfen werden kann... Ich entschuldige mich jetzt schon für meine laienhafte Ausdrucksweise und meinen langen Text. Aber ich muss leider viel erklären um hoffentlich gezielte Antworten zu bekommen. Kurz zu der Vorgeschichte:Ich schneide schon seit ca. 15 Jahren meine Projekte mit Adobe Premiere Pro und After Effects. Zuletzt mit der Version Premiere Pro CC.Das alles mache ich privat und erziele damit keinen Gewinn. Nun ist mein PC endgültig kaputt und ich möchte mir von einem Techniker einen neuen PC zusammenstellen lassen. Dieser hat gute Hardwarekentnisse, aber keinerlei Erfahrung mit Adobe Produkten.Mir fehlt leider das technische Wissen auf welche Hardware ich speziell den Schwerpunkt von meinem neuen System legen sollte.Natürlich habe ich mir die Premiere Pro system requirements https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/system-requirements.html schon mehrfach durchgelesen, aber ich stoße immer öfter im Internet auf widersprü

Hi all, I'm on the market for a new computer, and think I've finally made the decision to switch from working on PC's to an iMac. I started typing up a whole post here detailing all the different iMac options in the hopes that someone more knowledgeable than myself can assist me in choosing the right machine for me, but stopped after realizing how long the post was going to be ☺️ So instead I'll just ask this-if I call up Apple support and ask them to help me figure out what specs I need for my work, can I trust them to give me an honest opinion? Or will they just push me to get more than I need just so they can make a sale? I'm totally unfamiliar with Apple products and don't know enough about computer specs to know what I truly need for my work and what's unnecessary. I need someone who's familiar with how Adobe programs work to guide me in choosing my new computer. Does anyone have any experience dealing with sales reps at Apple? Tia! 

Hello. I'm having trouble playing back video in my timeline after i speed it up. Sometimes anything over 300% speed will lag. I have a pretty hefty system so I'm not sure why it would lag so bad. GPU acceleration CUDA is enabled. Windows graphics settings are set to GPU high performance. I usually use Iphone .MOV HEVC 4k footage. I can play anything back in normal speed 4k full res in timeline without rendering but when i speed it up it lags. I have Premiere Pro installed on an M.2 SSD but i keep the footage on either an internal HD or portable HD. When the final video is exported it is fine but id like to preview smoothly before export. I have 2 32" 4k monitors 1 hooked up to internal graphics and 1 hooked up to GPU. I use the one hooked up to GPU for premiere pro. Maybe if i plugged both into GPU and turn off internal graphics? Please help. System:Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-10900K CPU @ 3.70GHz 3.70 GHzInstalled RAM 32.0 GB (31.9 GB usable)GPU NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090System t

Hi All,Looking for some advice / suggestions for PC specs so i can edit 4k 4:2:2 10 bit video. It's beed a while since i did some editing, so not sure if my PC is up to scratch? My current pc spec:HDD: 120GB OCZ Agility 3 SSD SATA-III, Read 525MB/s, Write 500MB/s - SilentProcessor: Intel Core i7 3930K Unlocked (6 x 3.2 GHZ)Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-X79-UD3 (Intel X79)Ram: Corsair Vengeance 32GB XMS3 PC3-12800 1600MHz  (DDR3)Geforce GTX 980 Ti graphics card Would the above specs be able to handle 4k 10bit video or would i need to upgrade? If not, could anyone suggest a minimum spec for smooth editing? Any help will be much appreciated!ThanksPaul

HiI am planning to buy a new laptop.I am choosing betweenGigabyte AORUS 5 i7-12700H/32GB/1TB/Win11 RTX3070 144Hzand Gigabyte AERO 15 OLED i7-11800H/32GB/1TB/W10P RTX3070 I work mostly in 4k 10bit plus some after effects and a lot of photoshop.Which of these models would you choose?Thanks in advance for your help.Paul

Hello Experts,I am sufferring from slow rendering speed and preview of my after effect projects(having couple of effects only I will say) and makes the learning experience quite slow. Below is my current configuration and looking for an upgrade( budget no concern ) so that atleast my learning speed can be faster. I am not a professional and wanted to learn the tool in a better way. I mostly edit canon 4k footage coming from my EOSR6 default settings with some 2D animation sometimes.My rendering take hours and I want to solve that problem.My Current Setup - Intel R Core TM i7 - 10750H CPU @2.59Ghz32GB DDR4 RAM150 GB SSD free on Hard DriveNVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660Ti I checked intel core i912900K , AMD Ryzen 9 6900HX , DDR4 - DDr5 etc, but I am very confused with reviews and not sure which one to select. I am ok with either laptop or desktop but only thing is for my video editing requirement above , software should be able to render in decent amount of time. Please

I have i3 processor laptop with 16 GB ram And ires graphics11th generation512-SSD It is enough for my youtube channel?Or i3 processor is not enough?

Looking for a new laptop to run the programa, particularly premiere, ae, and ps. Budget is $800-1200. PC only. Thoughts welcome.

I need recomendations for a replacement for my 27" iMac that no longer runs Premiere Pro, Media encoder or Photo shop, the three main products I use.  the i7 core is defective and has no solution for that. Apple will change the graphics card but most comments say that the change actually makes destroys the rest of the computer.  How are other people dealing with this? I am a video editor and need to know what hardware is working for others. Thanks.

So my computer has just spat the dummy, does anyone know if the latest Imac will be ok for PP and cutting in 4k, or will I need  something more highly spec'd ?Apple iMac (4.5K Retina, 24-inch, 2021) 512GB, 8-Core GPU Many thanks 

I got Quad memory DDR4 64gb for the latest version of adobe premiere it requires dual channel memory is my quad a problem? 

This isn't related to Premiere but I am looking for all reliable and inexpensive options for recover a formatted San disk SD card. I didn't write any new data over it after formatting. Please let me know!

Dear Folks,Please give me your expertise on: The optimal PC for video editing in Premiere - budget ~3k euro maxWill be shooting with Sony A7SIII [ up to 4k 120fps, 10 bit 4:2:2](initially PC RAM 64 GB DDR 5, will install extra 64 GB DDR5 late on, which will be outside of this 3k budget)My Build:  PriceCaseCooler Master MasterCase H500 ARGB€ 122.22MotherboardASUS Prime Z690-A Gaming Motherboard Socket Intel LGA 1700 (Intel Z690, ATX, PCIe 5.0, 4x M.2, DDR5 Memory, Thunderbolt 4, Aura Sync)€ 273.24CPUIntel Core i9-12900KF 12th Generation Desktop Processor (Base Clock: 3.2GHz Turboboost: 5.2GHz, 6 cores, LGA1700, RAM DDR4 and DDR5 up to 128GB) € 606.73CPU CoolingNoctua NH-U12A chromax.black, 120 mm single tower CPU cooler (black)€ 119.95RAMKingston FURY Beast DDR5 64GB (2x32GB) 4800MT/s DDR5 CL38 DIMM Desktop Gaming Memory Kit with 2 - KF548C38BBK2-64€ 391.19GPUASUS TUF GeForce RTX 3080TI 12 GB OC Version Gaming Graphics Card (Nvidia Ampere, PCIe 4.0, DLSS, Raytracing, GDDR

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? 😞