Video Hardware

Hallo, my pc using i3 4170, ram ddr3 8gb. Ssd samsung 850evo 250gbI will by vga card gtx 750ti 2gb..Can i runing smoth adobe premiere cc 2017?Or what vga can i use for smothly runing?Thanx

Originally was going to go with a x99 mobo platform but learned that they are on their way out. With that I was going to go for the i-7 6900k off of people's recommendations (puget), but now I'm thinking to switch to the x299 platform despite the bad press. I would probably go with the i-9 7900k since it's the proper entry cpu to the system. Are the heating issues as bad as people say?Here's my intended setup - please help me in deciding components. https://pcpartpicker.com/list/ Like I stated in the title I'm switching from the OSX because I need a proper editing station for the right cost.

What kind of laptops with active stylus are people using?  I went to Best Buy to look at a few 2 into 1 laptops and the sales person said that not all touch screen laptops can use an active stylus.  I didn't believe them and went to home to Google my question and apparently there aren't a lot of active stylus answers.  I figured that there was a knock off pen that could support drawing for Illustrator, Animate, and Photoshop, but I can't find anything for it.

Hello,I'm trying different export scenarios for an HD XDCAM EX 1080i (HQ) 25fps sequence.If I use the default PAL DV AVI or OP1a XDCAM EX 35mbps preset with CUDA accelerated MPE(Mercury playback engine) the CPU usage on export is 80%+ and the export is very fast.If I use the default OP1a SD presets with CUDA accelerated MPE the export speed is very slow and CPU usage is below 10%.If I use any other "custom" SD or HD AVI codec setting CPU usage on exports falls below 10% with CUDA accelerated MPE.CPU usage stays at below 75% with software only rendering. Export with software only MPE is a bit slower than with hardware accelerated MPE with default presets.Is there a particular reason for CPU usage to fall with custom settings?Premiere is 2017.1.2Media Encoder is 2017.1.2The system is Lenovo Thinkpad W520CPU: Intel Core i7 2760QMGPU: Quadro 2000MRAM: 8GB[Moderator note: moved to appropriate forum]

Anyone is waiting to read something about the performance in the real video editing world of the new AMD Threadrippers?

I'm planning on buying a laptop to work with Premiere Pro & After Effects.  I'd like to keep the budget around $1800.FYI I am from Belgium.Thanks a lot for your help

So, this popped up on Newegg ...ZOTAC GeForce GTX 1070 DirectX 12 ZT-P10700G-10M 8GB 256-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card-New… At $479USD ... and given I need a card fairly soon ... decent deal?Neil

I have been provided a free copy of Premiere Pro CC and been able to help people with for years now but I have just been auto notified that my subscription is expiring in a few days.  So long everyone

Helloi have premiere 2017 pro , and i try to render movie and i get BSOD screen, i managed to understnad that only when my CPU works on turbo mode i get these screen and only in render in 720P and up, so i disable these turbo mode and everything is works correct (except two times i got the BSOD)my hardware is :i7-4790K8GB ram (checked and found ok in memtest 86+)geforce 970GTX (also tried to work without him)asus maximus vii rangerssdin other laptop the render was okso what is the problem?thank you

I found my gpu performance monitoring software was showing a very little usage (or none) when using Premiere Pro 2017 in tasks where supposedly are accelerated by the graphics card such as warp stabilizer, exporting, etc. I only was able to see certain peaks of activity but inmediatelly go down to 0% and searching the web and this forum I found other people are worried about this.Is the GPU helping?So I made some test.Here is my build:i7 3820 oc at 4,6ghz 4 cores 8 threads (this old boy keeps giving nice performance)32gb ramgtx 1050 tios and apps in SSDproject files, cache, renders and exports in a Samsung 960 evo m.2 disk via pcie adapterI did some test with and without gpu acceleration in project settings with two 17 sec clips 1080 50p and 4k 25p(gigabyte gpu monitoring software and GPU-z is what I use to see activity)*minutes                          &nbs

I only find comparisons for gaming but what would you recommend for serious video and photo work?

Hello everybody.Does anybody work with Premiere 2017 on system with 2 CPUs? I've got one CPU and want to boost it a bit and I wonder if the second CPU worth it or it would be better to buy a new CPU to solve the issue. (My system is 1x Xeon 2620v4 + 1x nvidia quadro M4000).

Hi there,I have to switch from Final Cut to Premiere Pro so I can collaborate better with my co-worker.Since I'm not really experienced with PP I need some advice regarding the ideal setup of the drives and so on.This is what I'm working with:i7-6700K @4.0 GHzNVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 4GBSamsung 950 Pro 512GB (M.2 NVME)SanDisk Ultra II 480GB SSDCrucial 64GB Kit (16GBx4) DDR4 2133 MT/sI installed Windows 10 and all the apps on the slower SanDisk SSD (C:). In the Premiere Preferences under Media Cache I selected the faster NVME drive (D:) for the Media Cache Files and the Media Cache Database. I also selected the "Automatically delete cache files older than:" and set it to 30 days.When I start a project, I put all the raw footage and project files to the faster 😧 drive.The available RAM for Premiere Pro was set to 40GB with about 22GB reserved for other applications. Does that look ok to you and are there settings I forgot to tweak?The footage consists of 4k material shot with the S

What's the difference between the cards?

Hi guys,I'm looking for some expert recommendation for a new computer I'm aiming to build. Of course, budget is an issue but I've narrowed down few options and I'll really like to hear your thoughts. I'm working mainly on Premiere and After Effects. So here are my options:1. CPU: Intel Core i7 7700K / 1151 Tray 3.6 GHzGPU: Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1070 GV-N1070D5-8GD-BMotherboard: ASUS PRIME – Z270-AMemory: 2X16 DDR42. CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 1700X AM4 BoxGPU: ASUS GTX 1060 DUAL-GTX1060-O6GMotherboard: Asus PRIME X370-PROMemory: 2X16 DDR43. CPU: Intel Core i7 6800K 2011-V3 BoxGPU: ASUS GTX 1060 STRIX-GTX1060-O6G-GAMINGMotherboard: Asus PRIME Z270-AMemory: 2X16 DDR44. CPU: INTEL i7 5820K 6 cores 3.3GHZGPU: Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1060 G1 Motherboard: Asus PRIME Z270-AMemory: 2X16 DDR45. CPU: Intel Core i7 7700 / 1151 TrayGPU: Palit GeForce GTX 1080 SUPER JETSTREAM 8GB  Motherboard: Asus PRIME Z270-AMemory: 2X16 DDR46. CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 1800X AM4 BoxGPU: ASUS GTX 1060 DUAL-GTX1060-6GMotherboard: A

When I start a new project, I cant seem to pick the options under Generel then Renderer. It has Mercury Playback Engine Software Only written in it. Any reason why?

Dear Forum. My name is Tom Woods and I was hoping that you may be able to advise me or point me in the right direction, in regards to the question below....   : ) Im not sure if you are in this area or not, my apologies to you if this is the case.. Here goes.. I'm thinking of getting Adobe Production Premium installed where ill be using Photoshop, After Effects, and Premier Pro, and need some advice on my current Disk Setup to maximize performance to work with editing HD 1080i video. My question is; "Which of my internal 'Disks', do I assign the following processes to, these processes are; Photoshop: SCRATCH DISK  After Effects: DISK CACHE Premier Pro: SCRATCH DISK Captured Video  / SCRATCH DISK Captured Audio  / SCRATCH DISK Video Previews  / SCRATCH DISK  Audio Previews    Premier Pro: MEDIA CACHE FILES / DATABASE And finally the recorded Video 'parts' ready for editing, and the 'previews', and then the 'saved project file'. My curre

I am looking to set up a rig for Premiere and After Effects with these components:3  2TB Firecuda HDD "Hybrids"1 SSD (C drive, almost full with OS and apps)3 1TB 7200 HDD (which would be in a RAID 0 probably) - backed up with an external drive600GB Velociraptor 10,000 - which I may or may not use - not sure how this stacks up to the hybridsI haven't found any advice on the forums about how to set up these hybrid drives, where they fit into the pictureI found this setup in the forums:C: SSD for OS & programs.😧 ____ for media and projects (because of the size of the media and frequent changes in projects).E: ____ for static page-file and exports.F: ____ for media cache and previews, although a HDD may give you better life expectancy but also slower performance.I have four 3gb SATAs, and three 6gb SATAs freeI appreciate the help, I know that there is probably a thread for each user's specific setup.  Thank you[Moderator note: moved to best forum]

I have a hardware question. I'm running the CS6 suite to edit video. My system specs are: AMD Quad-core CPU running at 4.1 Ghz, 24GB of DDR3 Ram, 250GB SSD as my main drive (O.S. & programs only), 120GB SSD as my working drive for video, and 3TB WD 7,200rpm drive for storage. I am currently using on-baord graphics of the MoBo which is inadequate for 1080p video at higher bitrates. The list of officially supported cards for CS6 is short and not very powerful. I'd like to upgrade to something a little better. I have in mind a GTX 1050 (not on the list) and was told by someone on an other section of this forum that I could amend the cuda_supported_cards.txt file by adding this model and saving it but she referred me to the hardware forum to be sure. Anyone know if this will work? Anyone running CS6 with a newer video card not on the list? Any recommendations or suggestions? Thanks.[Please do not double post, deleted thread in cs6 forum, mod]

Hello! I posted this in the lounge, not realizing this was the best place for subject.....sorry for the duplication.... I have to make a purchase and am having trouble deciding between the Vaio Z Flip and Microsoft Surface Book.  This will pretty much be my everything computer. and the capability of utilizing a desktop screen at times. I require business use as well. which is simple standard MS office software.Please let me know what your experiences are with these choices. It's a lot of money to just pick one and hope for the best.   Thank you in advance!Cynthia

I am looking into buying a new laptop and I want to make sure I  get one with the appropriate specs to run these three applications in particular. The specs I want already are a intel core i7 cpu, 16 GB RAM, and at least a 512 GB SSD. I am unsure what kind of graphics are needed to run these three programs. Any help would be appreciated.

Issue number 1: my rendering/exporting is very slow with or without cuda enabled. I just bulit a powerful pc (i7 770k, liquid cooling, gtx 1060 6gb, 16 gig ram ddr4) yet it takes me 40mins to an hour to render a less than 2 minute video I edited. I used a lot of effects but surely it wouldn't take that long right? Also when I was render a preview it said it would take an hour and 30 minutes with cuda enabled but 9 minutes without. Issue 2 is that the video I want to render won't render in 1920x1080 resolution. I'd assume one of the clips I have is messing with the resolution but my settings are set to 1920 and that's what it says the source is when I goto export. When I try to force the resolution the black borders I put over get distored. Are the black borders causing the issue. I will provide more info tomorrow if anyone needs it. Thank you all

I am working on a 1.5 hr video using HD footage from multiple cameras and stabilizer effects as well as Magic Bullet plugins for color and lighting. Normally every thing works smoothly, I have a high-performance desktop I built specifically for this kind of work. Generally I haven't had any problems because projects I work on are much smaller then this one. As the timeline gets more busy the slow response is becoming unbearable. As far as I can see from various hardware monitors none of my hardware is being maxed out, besides when rendering, which is normal. When idle Ram is at 45% capacity, my media drive shows at most 50% of transfer bandwidth being used. Specs are below, any ideas on what might be causing the lag? Anything I can do to try optimizing the performance?Specs:Core i7 5820k32gb DDR4 2666 (CAS 16)ASRock x99 TaichiRX480 Sapphire Nitro+512GB M.2 SSD (2.3gb/s read / 1.4gb/s write), Primary drive for OS and Software3TB 7200rpm, Secondary media drivePremiere, drivers, and Windo

I currently use InDesign and Photoshop CC for my work, using a 2014 Mac Mini OSx. I will be traveling extensively over the next 6 months, and need to get a laptop to continue my work while on the road. While I would like to get a MacBook Pro, or at least stick with Mac products, I cannot afford the expenditure at the time, and am looking at used PC-based laptops.  Can anyone tell me if either of these two computers would be sufficient to run InDesign and Photoshop (CC)? Acer Aspire V5 laptop computer, 15.6 HD Touch screen, Windows 8, 500GB HDD, 8 GB RAM, Or HP Pavilion Sleekbook laptop computer, model 15-b119wm, 15.6" HD Brightview LED screen, 750 GB HDD, Windows 8. 

I have installed a brand new GTX1080ti on my Windows 10 system, with CC2017 suiteWhen I start rendering (of course with Mercury GPU acceleration selected) or exporting i see all may CPU cores (Intel cores i mean) go up to 100%, and al the case FANs increase airflow; but the GTX temperature, fan speed and GPU usage remains very low (I can see this with the ASUS GTX monitor utility).Have I to think that rendering is not working with my card? How could I check this? Have I to set something special as I have done in the past with a GTX670?Thanks all for any idea.