Video Hardware

I have a new ASUS StudioBook. It has two M.2 NVMe slots. I also have two new NVMe SSDs to upgrade it: 1. A 1T Samsung 970 Pro, and 2. A 1T Samsung 970 EVO Plus. So the question is: Which one should be for OS and apps, and which one for media files? They both read at 3,500. The EVO Plus writes faster than the Pro (3,300 vs 2,500). The Pro is more durable. Puget builds systems with the Pro for the OS/Apps drive and the Plus for the media drive. Anyone here have a different idea? Remember, I already own both, so price isn't a factor. I just want to know how best to use them.

Some help please. For the first time in my 20 years of teaching I have been given the opportunity to have input on the computers that will be purchased for my lab. This is not within my expertise at all. Currently we use Macbook Pros. So that is my comfort level of course. At the time the lab that I have was purchased (2011) Mac was the "way to go" plus we were a one to one iPads for our students. Now we are one to one Chromebooks. Quite obviously my lab is out dated and slow and will not function well with the live in app testing through Certiport and forget using Premiere Pro at all. Our course offerings are driven by industry in our area and student interest. We have a larger population of students interested in audio and video so our new lab needs to support the use of Premiere Pro ect. 1) If I make recommendation for system requirements based on the system requirements for Premier Pro will those system requirements be enough to support all the Adobe Products as well as the live i

Media Encoder not using 100% CPU or GPU for rendering. If I render directly H.264 Video from Premiere Pro its uses 100% CPU, but If I render that same clip using Media Encoder its stop using 100% CPU or GPU and rendering take too long. Please help me out in this issue.

Hi. I want a GPU with passive cooling for Premiere Pro, but is there any GPU's on the recommended gpu list for gpu acceleration? if no, what is the quitest GPU for Premiere pro in Decibel?

Hi everyone,I know there are some Apple users here, so I'm trying to get feedback from people with firsthand experience.I am very attracted to the 2019 iMac for its superb display, but I have a few questions regarding the base model's capabilities :Can the i5-8500 CPU handle 4K editing ? I've been told by a friend who uses Premiere Pro for work that the minimum requirement for 4K editing is a PassMark score of 12,000 and more. The base model's i5-8500 doesn't even reach 10,000, and the most expensive model's i5-9600K barely reaches 11,000. Is this going to be a real problem or can it get the job done, albeit rather slowly ?Are 32 GB of RAM an absolute necessity for 4K editing or are 16 GB enough ?Is it okay to just go with the 1 TB fusion drive and buy an external SSD (like a Samsung T5) to put media files used for editing ?Thank you for your help !Hideo

Hello, The point is that my CPU and GPU utilization when rendering and the preview is very low. Ryzen 3700X and RTX 2070 (previously Rx 5700XT - switched extra for this to nvidia). If I use "normal" video material, such as photos,mp4 etc. - everything works very well. CPU 100% etc. However, if I use animations such as "Path Animations with Trim Path", the CPU utilization drops to approx. 15% and GPU max. to 5%. So it takes a 10min. Video 1 hour to render. I am using Windows 10 Education Version 1909. 32GB RAM 3600Mhz. After Effects 17.0.5. Ryzen 3700X and Nvidia RTX 2070 (previously AMD RX 5700XT - same problem). I like to render using media encoder, but CPU and GPU utilization also remain low via After Effects direct rendering. This just happens if media encoder is using after effects animation footage i create.

Test your computer to find out how well it will workhttps://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/PugetBench-for-Premiere-Pro-1519/-Benchmark test program available for Premiere Pro CC2019 and CC2020

Hi,My 2010 Mac Pro 5,1 (specs below) has been giving me years of stable support. It's struggling to deal with 4K footage and large PrP projects, and I'm considering installing a faster GPU -- and a lot more RAM. I've seen a lot of conflicting information about this online, [and much of the upgrade discussions revolve around gaming), so I would appreciate advice from video professionals, (and of course, Adobe Staff).So, here goes:1: Which GPU is recommended for this Mac [Running 2 HD Displays] 2: My Mac can apparently take up to 128GB RAM. What is the maximum amount that Premiere Pro could actually access? Mac Pro Memory Upgrades Up to 128GB 3: Am I wasting my time with these upgrades? Ie, will I actually see a boost in performance, or am I trying to put lipstick on a pig?Thanks so much in advance,Wayne8 Core Mac Pro, (Mid 2010) 32GB RAM,NVIDIA 4000 CUDA CardOSX 10.12.4 Premiere Pro: 2017.1.2

If this is True...  The how come the card is not even on the recommended list? Recommended graphics cards for Adobe Premiere ProWINDOWS CUDANVIDIA Quadro RTX 8000NVIDIA Quadro RTX 6000NVIDIA Quadro RTX 5000NVIDIA Quadro RTX 4000NVIDIA Quadro GV100NVIDIA Quadro GP100NVIDIA Quadro P6000NVIDIA Quadro P5200NVIDIA Quadro P5000NVIDIA Quadro P4000NVIDIA Quadro P2000NVIDIA Quadro P2200NVIDIA Quadro P1000NVIDIA Quadro M6000NVIDIA Quadro M5000NVIDIA Quadro M4000NVIDIA Quadro M2000NVIDIA Quadro K6000NVIDIA Quadro K5200NVIDIA Quadro K5000NVIDIA Quadro K2000NVIDIA Quadro K1200NVIDIA TITAN RTXNVIDIA TITAN VNVIDIA TITAN XPNVIDIA TITAN X (Pascal)NVIDIA TITAN ZNVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 TiNVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 TiNVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 TiNVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 TiNVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 TiNVIDIA GeForce GTX 9

I am considering buying this computer build at Microcenter.... Would this computer run Adobe CC?  I use Adobe Premiere and After Effects a lot.Here are it's features... G434 Gaming Desktop PC; Intel Core i7-9700KF Processor 3.6GHz; NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Super 8GB GDDR6; 32GB DDR4-3600 RAM; 1TB NVMe SSD; Microsoft Windows 10 Pro1 of (SKU) 029702 @ $1,399.99TOTAL: $1,399.99

I am considering this computer to run Adobe Premiere, After Effects.  I am hoping to add 16GB of Ram if possible for a total of 32GB of ram.  I use 1080 video now, but I will need to produce 4k video as well.  I may need to use Davinci Resolve, Element 3D and Blender as well.  Can this computer handle this type of work load smoothly.  Thanks very much!  HP OMEN Obelisk Gaming ComputerIntel Core i9 9900K 3.6GHz Processor; NVIDIA RTX 2080 Ti 11GB GDDR6; 16GB DDR4-2666 RAM; 1TB SSD$2,599.99 SAVE $300.00$2,299.99 

Hey there .....Plzz anyone solve my problem i have Intel HD Graphics 40000 but issue is this 

I am trying to use an H4n Pro recorder as a mic for radio production I have done the setup  on the device and have the audio hardware preferences set but it still won't record I had it doing it once but it stopped & adobe tech support has bailed on me

Hello everyone, I installed a RX580 8gb on my MAC, and on premiere pro cs6 I can not see it, how can I do?

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I'm looking to spending over $4000 for the Macbook pro maxed out for premiere and travelling.  I was also looking into the Razer but after doing some research it seems Macbook pro performs better.  I wanted to reach out and hear some thoughts on spending this kind of money to get a laptop that will last me 4 years. Is the macbook pro a good choice?  any othe recomendations? Thank you

Friends,I have looked high and low and all over the web with no good answer to this question. I am having slow (stutters) in playback/editing of 1080p60, 4K30, and 4K60 (these are shot on Galaxy S8/Phantom 4 Pro). CPU is @ 100% during playback, Memory 50%, GPU 1-5%, SSD 3-5%.This is very frustrating as I am sure many have experienced, it makes it unbearable to work. My goal in making this post is to find out if an i5 6600K can edit smoothly 4K60 footage. If possible what would need to be changed to my current system. I am sure upgrading my current 8GB of RAM would be a start, but if someone has some experience/knowledge to knowing that 64GB of RAM in the system still would not suffice for 4K30/60 editing, then I would rather save the time of trial and error and just go ahead and upgrade to the new Intel i7 8700K and purchase 16-64GB RAM together, and future-proof a bit.This build was made originally for gaming.Later this evening, I will post a video showing exactly the circumstances. I

I have an MSI GL62-6QF with i7-6700HQ processor (4 cores - 8 threads), 16 GB DDR4 RAM (2400 MHz) and Nvidia GTX 960M graphics card with 2 GB of dedicated VRAM (GDDR5). I have installed the CC 2020 and 2019 versions of Adobe Premiere Pro, Adobe After Effects and Adobe Media Encoder. All programs perfectly detect my Nvidia graphics card and I can choose the processing option through Mercury OpenCL or Mercury CUDA. However, whenever I export any material, the software always uses the Intel HD Graphics 530, the CPU and the RAM (100% all). I have tested in the Nvidia control panel, configuring the parameters so that these programs use the Nvidia GPU, but nothing ... I don't get it. They always use the CPU and its integrated graphics. Do you know if Adobe withdrew CUDA support for 2017 graphics cards below? --- Tengo un MSI GL62-6QF con procesador i7-6700HQ (4 nucleos - 8 hilos), 16 GB RAM DDR4 (2400 MHz) y tarjeta gráfica Nvidia GTX 960M con 2 GB de VRAM (GDDR5) ded

 Dear community,I am buying a second hand desktop for video editing on premiere (mainly 1080p, maybe 2,7k and 4k later). I've got two offer for same price, with config as written in title, and not sure what would be better.What do you think? Should i go for the better graphic card but with less ram, or the other way around?Thank you all in advance,

Hi I´m about to order a new laptop and I have chosen the Dell Precision 7540. Im a little bit confused on what to choose, since I have read that the Xeon with ECC performs a 1-3% slower than the i9. But when reading some benchmark tests I can see that the Xeon combo almost always beats the i9. I will be using the worksation for After Effects, Premiere Pro, Photohshop, Indesign and Illustrator. Theese are the configs im going to choose from:  Config 1ProcessorIntel® Xeon E2286M,2,40 GHz up to 5,0 GHz Turbo, 45 W, vProGraphic cardNvidia Quadro RTX 4000 w/8GB GDDR6Memory64GB, 2x32GB, DDR4 2666MHz ECC MemoryHardrive 1M.2 512 GB NVMe PCIe SSD. Class 50LCD-Screen15,6" UltraSharp IGZO UHD (3 840 × 2 160), Premium Panel-garanti, 100 % Adobe-color Config 2ProcessorIntel® Core™ i9-9980HK processor, 2,40 GHz up to 5,0 GHz Turbo, 45 WGraphic cardNvidia Quadro RTX 4000 w/8GB GDDR6Memory64 GB, 4 × 16 GB DDR4-minne 3 200 MHz, non ECCHardrive 1M.2 512 GB NVMe PCIe SSD. Cl

Hello,I'm building a budget pc for video editing, the specs are:Ryzen 5 1600GT 103016 GB ramSSD for system & apps 1 tb HDD for media & project files Will mainly work with 1080p 30&60 FPS files, 4k very occasionallySoftware:premiere pro (splitting & some colour correction) and after effects (visual effects & motion graphics) What matters more to me is the fluidity of playback and preview quality of the project within the program. Render time isn't that important (unless the difference is drastic) Will this setup be enough for my usage? And if I'm willing to spend a few extra, should I focus on upgrading the CPU (to Ryzen 5 2600) or upgrading the graphics card (to gtx 1650)PS: if you are going to recommend another graphics card, please give your opinion first on the models I stated, because I'm not sure about the availability at the store I'm buying from Thanks in advance

Hi, as I'm going to do a clean install of windows soon, I wanted to ask what is the best configuration of drives for me.There are 4 things I'm thinking about;where to install:- Premiere Pro & After Effects- Cache- OS- FootageI have 3 drives;- 250Gb SATA III MLC SSD - 1TB SATA III TLC SSD- 1TB HDD Should it be like:- OS, FOOTAGE, SOFTWARE on 1TB SSDand Cache on 250GB SSD + HDD as Archive or different?Maybe this isn't the most important question but this is the thing I was thinking a lot lately.Thank you for answers!

Hi all - Looking for some advice from those who have MacBook Pro's or are familiar with their performance. I want to scale down from my Windows Desktop to a portable setup because I am traveling a lot and need something to edit with on the go that's capable. I am usually editing 1080P MOV format or 4K MOV/MJPEG with proxies, with a light color grade, some audio processing effects, and a handful of MOGRTs on the timeline. I want to get a 16'' MacBook Pro but am totally unsure of what is needed vs. not needed in the config. Do I need to prioritize upgrading RAM to 32GB? Should I definitely upgrade to the 8GB graphics? Is the 5.0Ghz "Turbo Boost" worth it? Any help in optimizing my purchase / spend would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Hoping to get some recommendations regarding hard drive configuration for best Premier Pro editing performance, specifically what (OS, software, media files, export files, scratch files, etc.) goes on what drive. Drive info (4 drives) C drive: M.2 Samsung 970 EVO Plus SSD plugged directly into the motherboard (1TB). From what I read, I want to instal Premiere Pro on this drive, right next to the OS (Windows 10) D drive: M.2 Samsung 970 EVO Plus SSD plugged into expansion board (shared with drive E). The board is plugged directly in to the motherboard (1TB) E drive: M.2 Samsung 970 EVO Plus SSD plugged into expansion board (as mentioned above shared with drive D). The board is plugged directly in to the motherboard (1TB) F drive: Samsung SSD 860 EVO Internal SSD connected to the mother board via SATA cable (1TB) Other hardware info: Motherboard: ASUS ROG ZENITH EXTREMECPU: AMD Ryzen Threadripper 2950XRAM: G.SKILL TridentZ RGB Series 3200 64GBGPU: ASUS 

I have 32 Gb of RAM, I havily use Twixtor plugin among others, mostly 4K Cineform footage. As I keep rendering previews, memory usage slowly grows to max of 32 Gb as seen in Windows Task Manager. As this is happening, CPU Usage drops to zero, then memory get purged and CPU Usage picks up and rendering continues. My Page File is set to 96 Gb, pointed to a NVME SSD, but according to Page File graph in Performance Monitor, Page File usage never raises above 5%.Why doesn't Premiere use Paging File? Is it programmed not to use virtual memory?