Video Hardware

Hi, I need advise on laptop, I need good machine so I can do video editing using Adobe Premiere Pro & adding effects/customizations, export with HQ quality easily & quickly. I am considering OMEN by HPhttps://www.amazon.com/HP-15-Inch-i7-9750H-Processor-15-dc1047nr/dp/B07SRXV9LG Please advise. Thanks

Would like opinions  on this quote for pc build fmainly or HD video editing with possibly future 4k . with Computor Planet . Product TotalSubtotal:Total: Build Your Own Intel Coffee Lake PC × 1   Intel i7 9700K - (8 x 3.7 GHZ - Turbo 8 x 4.9 GHZ) - Coffee Lake   Arctic Cooling Freezer 12 - Low Noise   Asus PRIME Z390-P (Intel Z390) - 4xUSB 3.1/2xUSB 2.0   Corsair 32GB Vengeance RGB PRO 2666MHz (2x16GB) - Lifetime Warranty (DDR4)   NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti - 4 GB - DVI/DP/HDMI - HD/4K - Supports 3 Monitors   240GB SSD SATA-III, Read 560MB/s, Write 510MB/s - Silent   2 TB Seagate (2000 GB) SATA-III HDD 7200 RPM 128MB Cache   Asus 24x DVD/CD Re-Writer/Reader   Internal Card Reader 50-in-1   Motherboard Integrated HD Sound   Wireless 300Mbps (External USB Adapter)   Motherboard Integrated 10/100/1000 Ethernet Lan (Broadband Ready)   Corsair 650W PSU - Low Noise

Hi, should I buy a new video card?  I have the geforce rtx 2070 running on i9-9900k 64gb ram. With every update: the pc win10 runs slower making editing annoying.

February 22, 2020 :: I'm starting new. Current laptop will not work on latest upgrades.What is the best "current new laptop" for all adobe, especially Premiere Pro using 4K..Thank you everyone.

hi i have a question  is the  RTX GeForce 2080/(2070) graphic card good for rendering and playing 4k footage from sony a7iii and Red Reaven? in PR / AE / ( IL / PS / LR ) hardware /// Windows 10CPU Intel i9 

I'm getting back into video after a long time away. Went down the rabbit hole last night researching 27" and 1440 and 4K and am way more confused now. Have a nice older Dell 24" and was set to updgrade to 27 for my Macbook Pro mid2015 - but now not so sure. My eyes are already pretty fatigued so wondering if I should go back to dual 24"/1080. Wondering what other folks are using these days.

Hello guys, I'm bulding my own PC and wonder if this card work with Adobe applications. Thank you in advance ! XFX RX-590P8DFD6 Radeon Rx 590 Fatboy 8GB OC+ 1580MHz DDR5 3xDP HDMI DVI Graphic Cards

I just bought this PC and was hoping it would make editing in 4k easier but without proxies it's still skipping when i'm going through clips in a sequence. I'm more than willing to upgrade parts of the PC but i'm not entirely sure what's causing the slow down. Here are my specs: Intel i7-9700K, 32GB DDR4 RAM, 512GB NVMe SSD + 2TB HDD, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 3GB, 500W Bronze PSU I know my videocard isn't great but from everything I've read and heard the videocard isn't that important when just scrubbing through footage in premiere without effects. I have my scratch disk on my SSD NVME m.2 drive so i feel like the write speed should be the problem. and the CPU and RAM should be fine. Any ideas what I could/ should invest in so that I can scour through my clips without proxies? Any help is greatly appreciated!

I just received a brand new PC custom built by the folks at AVA specifically for editing in Premiere Pro and other work in after effects.  It's an 18 core Intel machine. I'm having issues that make no sense to me.  First is the peak file generation.  It auto generates it which is great but it's going so slow it looks like it will take 3 days to finish, the same clip on my 2017 iMac takes 3 minutes.  I check and only 1% of the CPU is being used as well as the NVIDIA GPU -also 1%. Playback is a nightmare.  I push L to play and 5-6 seconds later it starts playing.  The media is on an OWC Mercury Elite Pro, I plugged it into the iMac as well and no issues. I'm new to PC's so this could totally be user error but it's literally a blank project with one clip in it.  I'll be reaching out to AVA tomorrow but if anyone thinks they know why I'm having so much trouble please let me know.

I am needing to buy a cheap laptop (something that if it gets damaged I won't cry) to carry with me out in the field. I will use it to do editing in areas that is not a controlled enviorment. Hence CHEAP... ButI want something that will work for editing and rendering in CC2019. What is you take on this computer......ASUS VivoBook AMD A12-9720P Quad-Core upto 3.6GHz, 32GB RAM ???

I am trying to get back to working with design programs. And I am having a little Trouble making a decision with what computer to update to. I am leaning towards a Inspiron All in One as I won’t need take it anywhere currently. Sure, I would love a Mac book Pro, but it’s not at my price point.  Here are the specs of for  Dell - Inspiron 23.8" Touch-Screen All-In-One - Intel Core i7 - 16GB Memory - 512GB SSD - SilverDoes anyone have experience/advice/complaints  using this as a work computer for Graphic Programs? Thanks in Advance. 

My head is spinning with all the different opinions, 'real world' experience and statements of performance by manufacturers.  I surrender.My desktop is a PC, the old h8-1520t, 300 watt power supply, Intel HD Graphics 4000 and 16gb RAM.  What graphic card will work in this system that will also work with Photoshop CC OpenGL, give me TRUE 10bit color and allow me to get the full resolution out of my new BenQ SW2700PT?I know I need a displayport but as for everything else....there are so many contradictory articles that I just have no idea.  Any help is greatly appreciated.The graphics card will only be used for photography and some HD video.  No games or 3D rendering, etc.Thanks again.

Hiya folks, my first post here, so hello!I have around £300 to upgrade one aspect of my system and am really confused as to what I should upgrade. I run Premiere Pro CC 2020, version 14.01. I would say my priority is efficiency within the editing/effects/colouring process, and I'm not too worried about length of export time, as my system seems to deal with it ok, never really going over an hour. My main types of work are music videos, with a lot of effects and colouring, and I'm just getting into multicam, which I've found to be an absolute frezzing lagging nightmare..I edit mostly 4K footage (using proxies) and am starting to work with 10bit, but just in the learning process with that really I have attached full spec below, but I guess the main things to take into account are these -  I5 8600K CPU32 GB RAM - 3200 MHZC drive where PP is ran from is a 250 GB SSDDrive where I keep/edit footage is an M.2 SSD 600GBMotherboard is MSI Z370A - Pro Notice I don't

In one of several "experiments" to speed things up on an underspec'd computer, I installed Premiere Pro and all my related project files on the same (internal) SSD (and set all media & media cache to the SSD as well).  Does anyone have a guess as to why (especially during playback in the program panel) the hard drive is getting worked pretty hard by the PC (this is where everything stalls)? P.S. While I certainly appreciate general tips on improving Premiere performance etc (and I have tried many), I am not really looking for anything here but specific ideas on the hard drive issue.  I have no system restore operating, and no virtual memory allocated anywhere outside the SSD.

I'm looking for some dumbed-down advice since I'm not super tech-savvy. I have owned a Lenovo Ideapad Z710 for several years now and mainly used it for photo editing. Now I want to get into video editing and am realizing this thing is useless. I have Adobe CC suite and I received an error when trying to install Premiere. It told me I don't have the right Graphics/driver. My laptop has an Intel Core i7 and Nvidia GEForce sticker, so I assumed that meant both were loaded. But in searching my system, I can only locate the Intel HD Graphics 4600. I will not be shooting in 4k, so I don't believe I need the most powerful. It is only for instructional YouTube videos. But I need to be able to add lots of media clips to edit.In doing some research, it seems the Intel i7 should be fine, but I could also go with i9. The other specs I've found which I think I need are:Windows 10 64 bit (which I have now)16GB memorySound card: ?4 or more processor coresStorage: at least 256 GB hard dirve/

I'm building a new PC and have 2 Tesla P4 cards at my disposal. Is this a good GPU for Premiere? Can I use both of them? What would be the best motherboard and CPU to pair with this card if I can iuse it?

I'm trying to put together the componets for a build that would be used for: All of the Adobe CC suite (specifically Premiere Pro and After Effects), Davinci Resolve (for color grading), and some Cinema4D work. In premiere pro we would need to be able to handle multiple video layers of 4K log and ProRes footage. This is the build I was researching, and I would love to hear any community thoughts on it... CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 3950X Processor, 3.5GHz w/ 72MB CacheMotherboard: MSI MEG X570 UNIFY w/ DDR4-3200, 7.1 Audio, Gigabit LAN, 802.11ax, SLI / 3-Way CrossFireRAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX 64GB DDR4 3200MHz CL16 (4x 16GB) w/ Vengeance Airflow RAM CoolerCooling: Artic Cooling Liquid Freezer II Series 120 All-In-One Water CPU CoolerPower: Seasonic Focus 750 Gold Semi-Modular Power Supply, 80+ Gold, 750WGraphics: EVGA GeForce RTX 2080 SUPER Black GAMING 8GB PCI-E w/ HDMI, Triple DP, USB-CSSD for C Drive: Samsung 970 EVO Plus NVMe M.2 PCI-E x4 SSD, 1TBSSD f

I am building a computer and before picking the CPU I thought I would ask you all which of these two would best for me...I mostly use Photoshop and Audition with a little Lightroom but I would like to get into Premiere Pro.Both CPUs are AMD Ryzens:There is the Ryzen 5 3600 (3rd Gen)6 core 3.6 GHz (4,2 max boost)it has 12 threads.Or... the Ryzen 7 27008 core 32 GHz (4.1 max boost)it has 1y6 threadsAny advice or opinions would be most welcome. Thank you in advance.  

I need to edit 10 minutes long 4k videos, is this laptop able to do that?ASUS Gaming 15.6'' ROG Strix G G531GU, FHD 120Hz, Procesor Intel® Core™ i7-9750H (12M Cache, up to 4.50 GHz), 16GB DDR4, 512GB SSD, GeForce GTX 1660 Ti 6GB

I'm about to purchase a new After Effects computer (with some Premiere editing as well) and just wanted to get your thoughts on my pick:https://www.dustin.se/product/5011159417/infinite-x-plus-9sf(you can switch language to English in the top right corner) I'll add 32 GB RAM more and an additional M.2 disk to it. Is it a good choice? 

Wanted to know what WINDOWS laptops people are using that run Adobe Creative Cloud apps really good. Below are some of the applications that would be used on it:PhotoshopIllustratorInDesignLightroomSketchupPremier ProAnimationsPOSSIBLY autocad Curious on the laptop model, hardware specs and your thoughts from using it. Price isn't a factor.

Hello all! I'll be working with a team of 6 editors (all in Adobe Premiere) and I'm trying to find a good shared storage server that is compatible with Premiere. All tips are very very welcome!!!!Thank you 

After 10 years I'm upgrading my PC - this will be my first self-built PC. In the past I've replaced hard drives, graphics cards, memory, OS and drivers on occasion, so I think I can handle the build. To plan this build, I used the following webpages and others:   https://community.adobe.com/https://www.logicalincrements.com/articles/videoeditinghttps://turbofuture.com/computers/Build-Photo-Editing-PC   Before ordering hardware and getting started, I'd like the community's input if anything obvious is missing, poorly matched, overkill, or incompatible to start with, with a willingness to upgrade in the future. Details below:   Goals and Use: Budget: Around $1000 or less Needs: Very upgradable to last several years, support for three monitors (none 4K at this point), 10bit monitor support would be nice but not a deal breaker. Use: small home based internet business Apps: Premiere Pro, Photoshop and LightRoom and Dreamweaver mostly, but also InDesign, Acrobat and other CC

With me working again now after my heart transplant earlier this year, I am getting back into the upgrade game. I am well set on my current GPUs, but now I want to update/upgrade my CPU platform on my main PC (which still has the i7-4790K from five years ago) by this Christmas. The reason for the update is that my main PC has been hiccuping when running programs, especially Premiere Pro. The 2020 (14.0) version has occasionally locked up on me with this current PC because some of its components do not meet Adobe's minimum requirements. I am thinking about either an AMD Ryzen 3000-series or an Intel i7 or i9-9xxx series. And I will be planning to purchase a new motherboard, new RAM and one new m.2 PCIe SSD with this upgrade. When that's done, I will move my GTX 1060 to this refreshed main PC and move the 1050 Ti to my mini-PC. My alternative plan is to simply mothball my current PC and reactivate my mini PC (which already has a 7th-Generation 4-core/8-thread Intel i7

Hi everyone, I have my new laptop Dell 7540 - Xeon 8/16 E-2286M - IGP 630 - Quadro RTX3000 6GB - 32GB DDR4 - SSD1To - Win10Pro - CC 2019 When I export 3min UHD 30P 4.2.0 8Bit 100MB  => NVenc H264 35MB CBRIt takes 3min.But not all my xeon are running (20%)my RTX 30%IGP 5%memory 70%SSD 0%as you can see on picture Have you an idea ? Or Premiere doesn't manage 8 cores correctly...ThanksSteph