Video Hardware

Hi, I want to buy the new Mac Studio to replace my IMac Pro. Based on the reviews I’ve read so far, it seems that the M1 Max is enough for 4K grading and video editing, and that the Ultra is only worth it for heavy VFX or 3D work (which I don’t do).  I’m considering the M1 Max with 32 GPU. Do you think the 64gb extra memory is worth getting? I currently have 32gb on my IMac Pro. Resolve runs perfectly fine even with complex grades but Premiere Pro has been running very slow on editing projects with mixed footage source / codecs and a couple of effects (stabilising, pre-grade/LUT, titles).  Any thoughts or advice?  Also, I’m not sure about the Studio Display. What alternative monitor would you recommend? I already have a Eizo calibrated monitor for my grading work. I’ve been looking at Eizo and BenQ options as main editing / GUI monitor but any recommendations would be much appreciated. Thanks!

C70 now support RAW recording. Any idea if I cna upgrade my current PC to play it back in real-time? Or do I need a new CPU and socket? (I know using procxies or ProRes would playback well, but I asking for hardware recommendations for playback of RAW.) Current build:- Intel® Core™ i9-9900KF Processor (8x 3.60GHz/16MB L3 Cache)-32 GB [8 GB x4] DDR4-3000 Memory Module - Corsair Vengeance LPX- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 - 8GB GDDR6-motherboard ASUS TUF Z390-PLUS GAMING-footage on dedicated m.2 ssd  

Hi guys. I'm looking for a great laptop to run Adobe premiere on.My budget is quite large because I want it to last for years and run great. I'm thinking $3500 ish. I looked at Dell xps 15, 9510 but I was told it's a glossy screen and that I would want a mat one.Any recommendations?  

Can I Install Adobe Premiere Pro on a hp laptop? I tried to install Adobe Premiere Pro on my laptop, But it causes slow down my laptop speed. How can I manage it? Is there any other way to use it on my laptop without any lag???   [link removed by moderator]

I've had my Alienware (Aurora 10) PC for about 2 months now.  Running Premiere Pro 15.4 and I've noticed it's not quite as fast as I had hoped, especially after about 20-30 minutes of editing multicam. Right now, this computer is performing moderately better than the 7 year old (non-AMD) PC I replaced that crashed. I edit weddings mostly so multicam editing is a huge part of it. 4K footage handles better on this PC for sure, but what's troubling is... Editing even a few 1080p60 clips (XAVC-S) in multicam runs fine for about 20-30 minutes but then starts to stutter and forces me to stop, wait a few seconds, then hit play again for it to go smoothly again. Restarting Premiere seems to reset things so it runs smooth again for maybe another 20-30 mins. But if I add ANY cross dissolves to the nested multicam I can't even preview it because it stutters so badly and requires me to have to stop playback, skip over that edit point and hit play again. Ugh. Are there some settings

Hello there!I'm currently interested in purchsing a laptop, specifically the "Framework Laptop" if anybody is familiar with it. I'm looking to hopefully use it for some light editing on the go as needed, and I am curious if you guys have any advice for me if the specifications for it are suitable enough. The laptop would have an i7-1165G7 and 32gb(2x16gb) 3200mhz RAM (can be configured all the way up to 64GB but I'm currently shooting for 32gb for budget reasons)For comparison, I do all of my editing on my desktop PC, which currently which has an i7 7700k, GTX 1070, and 16gb(2x8gb) of 2133mhz RAM.The plan for me is to upgrade my desktop PC significantly and do all of my heavy duty editing there as well as most if not all of the actual exporting, but having a laptop that can do some light editing (ideally with HD but also some 4k footage) would be a big bonus for me, so I am just wondering if the specs of the Laptop I mentioned are (at least) comparable to the specs of my curr

I recently had a RAM failure. One of my 2 16gb RipjawsV failed. That RAM is not currently available at my supplier so I had it replaced with 2 Corsair Vengeance LPX sticks and then added another 2 to give me a total of 64gb of RAM. Booting Premiere used to take maybe 10-15 seconds - now it takes around 1:05. Opening a project used to take around 5 seconds - now it takes 35 seconds. These times might not sound like a lot but I am constant bouncing around between projects for work and I thought these times would have been at least the same and probably better since the upgrade. Any ideas? System - Ryzen 7 3700X, 64gb Vengeance LPX DDR4 3200 RAM, GeForce RTX 2060, all SSD boot drives

Just a quick tutorial demonstrating how to navigate around the Premiere Pro GUI to make use of 3rd party hardware. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-wOkyNTWW0

Hi. I am looking for a ultrawide monitor that is suitable for Macbook Pro or Mac studio.Some requirements:・4k・display needs to look as good as macbook pro display or iMac monitor(same visual)・preferably around $1500 - 2000  Any suggestion would be appreciated.Thank you! 

Is this config very good (not average) for Adobe Premier Pro for HD movies editing ? (Asking for someone who wants to get a new laptop for faster adobe premier pro edits).   [Link removed by moderator]     11th Generation Intel® Core™ i5-11400H (12MB Cache, up to 4.5 GHz, 6 cores) Windows 10 Home, English NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 3050 4GB GDDR6 16GB DDR4 3200MHz 512GB M.2 PCIe NVMe Solid State Drive      

This video is very short but the intent should come through. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhadZMwp7lk

Hi,   My current laptop has an i7 processor, 8GB RAM. Graphics card: NVIDIA GEFORCE MX230 This graphics card is not on the Adobe Premiere Pro list of system requirements. Will I experience problems if I buy the Premiere Pro and install it?   Thanks

I need to replace my current laptop for a variety of reasons, the biggest being i can no longer edit videos on it. It’s slow, lags horribly, crashes, glitches, etc. I was looking to either the newest Surface Pro 6 or the new MacBook Air (what I’m leaning towards more) that just came out about a week ago. Those two devices seem very portable (which is what i need, portability.)Does anyone have any recommendations on which of these Adobe premier pro will run best on? Pros and cons? I edit a lot of 4K/HD footage.

Good evening!!! I am a young graphic designer in progress and I want your help in terms of information because I have a hard time making the decision !!! I am building a computer and I would like you to tell me please what graphics card to put so that I do not have any issues with the programs that I will subscribe to shortly !!!   The computer will have the following: Amd cpu ryzen 7 3800x  Corsair ram dimm xms4 kit 2×8 gb cmk16gx4m2b3200c16Samsung ssd m.2 name pci-e 500gb mz- v8v500bw series 980Evo Asrock mb b450m pro4-f r2.0Bequiet plus system power 9 600w bn24   The programs I want to use are the following: Photoshop audition after effects premiere dimention bridge xd in design Character Animator dreamweaver illustrator lightroom classic   You need to ask program questions in the forum for the program you are usingTo ask in the forum for your program please start at https://community.adobe.com/Moving from Using the Community (which is about the forums) to the c

What's Premier Pros current compatibility with the Quadro K2200? I'm cheap and I want to keep my pennys. I am still using an old HPE-170t with a Intel Core i7 860 & NVIDIA GeForce GT 440 for my video and photo work.There is only one downfall to this practice which is a slowdown that I experience when rendering footage. I am considering getting a old workstation to use for my vidoe projects so that I can continue whatever other work I have on my HPE-170t while I wait for the video to render.This is the build I'm looking at:HP Z620Processors:2x (2.6 GHz) 8-Core Intel Xeon E5-2650 v2 Processor Memory (RAM):32GB (4x8) DDR3 PC3 Memory Graphics Card:Nvidia Quadro K2200 4GB GDDR5 I need to keep costs down as much as possible so if theres anyone willing to throw their time in on any reccomendations I would be very appreciatve. I am looking this HP Z from pcserverandparts.comThese are the other graphics card options they offer with this HP ZNvidia Quadro N

I am running the latest version of Premiere Pro CC, Cuda Enabled, with a NVIDIA GeForce 1070 installed but there is no contribution to the Pr processing from the GPU. Also where is the cuda_supported_cards.txt file for this system? I could not find it under Adobe Premiere Pro 2022 >.

The only Adobe software I have installed currently, is Premier Pro. However, I'm seriously considering upgrading to Adobe Cloud because I'd like: After Effects, Audition, Photoshop and Illustrator, and so obviously the cloud works out to be excellent value. However, my HP Omen gaming desktop which is about 4 years, although still quite substantial in terms of processing power, only has 250GB SSD. Recently I've been struggling, fighting with my last 5 to 20GB trying to save space, but I've reached the limit of what I can uninstall, and as I unsterstand it, all my other main applications are better off left on my existing SSD drive (instead of moving some of them to my hard drive), which is of course my PC's primary drive. Therefore, my question is: can I simply add a 2nd SSD for installing the additional 4 x Adobe products that I've stated? The reason I'm asking is that I don't know if there are any technical differences between a PC's primary SSD, and a 2nd, added SSD. For ex

Hi community. I want to purchase a new monitor. I've never had a 4k monitor, so I'm considerate before buying one.I'm confused if the graphics on a 4k resolution are tiny? So for example if my resolution is 4k, and my PS canvas is 1000 x 400 pixels, will it be at 100% like on a 1920 x 1080 resolution screen, or will PS be at 50% when it creates the canvas, and I need to keep on zooming until it gets to 100% so I can see the canvas size at 100%?    

Hi I am a comple newbie to Premier Pro and just finding my feet. Would anyone know if Premier Pro will work efficently on a PC with the below specs. My first mistake was trying to run PP on my basic laptop. I have an opportynuity to buy a PC with the below specs and was wondering of anyone with more knowelege could help me out, Thanks Specification :Windows 10 ProCPU: Intel Core i7-3960 X (Six Core Extreme, 15MB Cach e) Overclocked up to 4.2GhzRAM: 32GB RAM1TB Samsung evo SSDGraphics: 1.5GB GDDR5 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660Heatsink : Alienware CPU Liqui d CoolingAlienware Aurora : Matte Black 875W ChassisSound : Integrated HDA 7.1 Dol by Digital capability

Hi everyone, I would like to buy a macbook pro touch 16inch with an AMD radeon pro 5500M GPU (+ intel UHD graphics 630). I'm looking at the GPU compatibility list but i'haven't see any information about AMD radeon 5500M. Is anyone use this GPU with premiere pro? (without any problem) Thanks a lot. Rom.

I just built a PC with:Intel Core i9-12900K 3.2 GHz 16-Core ProcessorAsus PRIME Z690-P D4 ATX LGA1700 MotherboardNvidia RTX 3070 TiOn the BIOS I enabled the (iGPU Multi-Monitor setting).On the Task Manager I see only one GPU the RTX 3070 Ti.I heard the IGPU is 17% better performance that I could use.Do I need to install Intel iGPU drivers? 

I am going to order a Dell 5820 and I have a lot of options. I could use some recommendations.    Precision 5820 High Performance Tower Desktop Workstation | Dell USA

Over on the Creative Cow, Dave put up a long and detailed look at puzzling through the hardware needs, wants, and choices for those working in both Premiere Pro and AfterEffects.     Neil   https://library.creativecow.net/helmly_dave/How_to_Choose_the_Right_System_for_Adobe_Premiere_Pro_an... 

Is the Geforce GTX 1650 Ti compatible with this version?

Hi everybody!Can you help, that this laptop work properly with premiere and photoshop?https://www.alza.hu/EN/asus-tuf-gaming-fx505?dq=6966842#parametry I want to buy a new computer that price, and i want to be sure.spec:SSD capacity 1,000 GB (1 TB)Size of operational RAM 16 GBGraphics card chipset NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060Processor model number Intel Core i9 11900H Tiger LakeProcessor frequency 2.5 GHz (2,500 MHz)Storage Type SSD thanks!