Video Hardware

The last time I upgraded my editing computer was 8 years ago. Other than 1 power supply and a few graphic gard upgrades it has run Adobe products with no problems. That is because I get the best possible heart for the system, at the time that I can get, the processor. Not one that works or is good but is the best. I am now geting "Not copatible" with v24 upgrades for Premiere Pro, Affter Effects, Audition, and Media Encoder due to the processor. I am a big Intel fan so, I am asking for sugestion as to what would be the BEST process to have Dell put into my new next gereration Adobe computer.

Hola ¿podrían decirme si alguna d eestás computadoras puede soportarme la suite de adobe para edición de video? Computadora gamer Xtreme PC Gaming xtgai916gbhd750mb 27 pulgadas Full HD Intel Core i9 Intel UHD 750 16 GB RAM 3 TB HDD 240 GB SSD Computadora Gamer Xtreme PC Gaming XTBRI916GBHD640MW 27 Pulgadas Intel UHD 630 Intel Core i9 16 GB RAM 1 TB HDD  

Quando exporto um vídeo longo o final do vídeo o final do vídeo da esse erro na hora da reprodução: 0xc00d36e5O início do vídeo roda normal, mas depois ele trava e da esse erro.Como resolver?

i find that my mouse lag anytime i open any adobe software.i tried cleaning the cach and buying new mause (not wirelless) but the wired one has for some reason pther problems 😞

Hello. This topic has come up before, but things change so much, so I am posing a question to get current thoughts.  My son is putting together a desktop PC for video editing. He will be graduating college soon and will start looking for freelance work. He will be using Premiere, AfterEffects, and Photoshop. I am a Mac person, and cannot advise him well. Based on our budget of $2500, this is what we are looking at so far.Comments? Warnings? Suggestions?Thanks in advance for any help.HP OMEN 40L 
Windows 11 Home 64 ADV
AMD Ryzen™ 7 7700X RGB Liquid Cooler (up to 5.3 GHz max boost clock, 32 MB L3 cache, 8 cores, 16 threads)
Kingston FURY 64 GB DDR5-5200 MHz XMP RGB Heatsink RAM (4 x 16 GB)
2 TB WD Black PCIe® Gen4 TLC M.2 SSD
AMD Radeon™ RX 6600XT Graphics (8 GB GDDR6 dedicated)
Front Bezel Black Glass with 800 W 80 Plus Gold certified ATX power supply
Realtek RTL8852BE Wi-Fi 6 (2x2) and Bluetooth®️ 5.3 combo

Hi, Kids! To get to the point:Any experiences running Adobe CC on a PC with a Mac OS?I need to run After Effects & Premiere simultaneously at a minimum.  - It would be nice to add an open browser and Illustrator or Media Encoder in there, to. 64 MB RAM is my target. Might even go to 96 if it keeps my blood pressure lower 😉  The back story: I got sucked into switching to Mac products because my support team on a feature documentary uses Mac. I made a terrible choice. The Apple "experience" is all marketing B.S. IMO - especially since I was lied to at the time of purchase that I could upgrade my RAM. This is where I am stuck: 16 MB RAM and no way to go up. 2 CC Applications crashes me mutliple time daily. PCs are sooooo much more affordable, like 1/2 as expensive with similar configurations. I'm looking at requiring a new laptop no matter what, simply to get more RAM. Anyone? Beuller?

Hello. I'm very much a beginner when it comes to understand whats making my computer run, especially when exporting videos so please be patient with me. I know there are many threads about CPU and GPU but I got lost looking through them all.My problem:Premiere is set to "Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration (CUDA)" but when I check usage the CPU is being utlised more than the GPU. CPU is in the high 90% and the GPU 20-30%.I'm using Premier Pro cc2019My computer is an Acer Nitro 5 (AN515-53)Intel Core i5-8300H CPU 2.3Hz 2.30 GHz8 GB RAM64 bit operating system x64- based processorGeForce GTX 1050Ti 4GBCan someone help me please?Thank you,Mark

This question was asked in an earlier thread, but the thread is several years old. I have the latest version of Adobe Premiere Pro, but my laptop is too old to handle Premiere Pro. I would like to know if anyone can recommend a laptop that is reasonably priced and can handle Adobe Premiere Pro. I am on a tight budget and the ones that are recommended by internet gurus are too expensive for me.

Hi guys 😃 Does a big CPU L3 cache improves the performance of apps like premiere pro, and after effects? helps on faster rendering and smoother video previews? What exactly is the L3 cache memory? and also, what other tasks is the L3 cache memory specifically targeted? and for example what would be the difference from a 12mb L3 cache CPU to a 128mb L3 cache CPU like the ryzen 9 7950x3d thank you 😄

Hi all, Does anyone know where I can buy JUST the little switch for the video mic pro? See attached photo. It came off and I lost it and I don't want to pay $200 for a brand new mircophone just to get a new switch. I thought eBay or Craigslist but I haven't found much. Thanks. 

Hi! I'm a graphic design student and I recently bought a Lenovo 14" ideapad slim 1 laptop with 16gb of ram and 512gb storage. I don't start uni for a couple of months but would this be okay for illustrator, indesign, photoshop and after effects? I hope it will be cause I'm broke and I can't drop over a 1.5k (aud) on a MacBook Pro with ram upgrades. Thank you 

I have a Macbook Pro M2 Max with 2 TB of storage and 96 GB of RAM and am regularly working in Premiere, AE, and Character Animator. Per the recommendations from Adobe in this article, I have been working off a very fast 2 TB external SSD (LaCie Rugged SSD PRO Thunderbolt) that holds both my project files / media and cache files. I only use internal storage for Adobe apps/system files.In AE, in Settings under Media & Disk Cache, I have Disk Cache, Conformed Media Cache Database, and Conformed Media Cache Database Cache all set to the same location on the external drive. And in Premiere, in Settings under Media Cache, I have Media Cache Files and Media Cache Database set to that same location as well. The help article I mentioned above just says to store the cache on the same external drive if only two drives are available, but it doesn't specify if that includes the cache database and all the other settings I mentioned. Is the way that I have

There was a helpful article on Adobe's website outlining hardware recommendations for Premiere Pro and After Effects, but the article seems to have been removed. If you search for it in Google, it now goes to a simple Premiere Pro requirements page. Here is the cached version I pulled up from Google: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:P4t2gTOwq_IJ:https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/kb/hardware-recommendations.html&hl=en&gl=us Anyone from Adobe know why it was removed? Hoping it was a mistake and can be restored.

Hello. I want to buy a new computer, for Premiere Pro and MSFS 2020.AMD processors are recommended for MSFS. How does this relate to Premiere?Please give me your opinion, my starter kit:I make sure it's quiet and stable. There are RGB elements, but I want to give them up, I don't want LED.I'm ripping VHS, so I need to connect a FireWire 800 IEEE1394b card.I selected it for MSFS, will it be ok for Premiere Pro? Should I change? For what? - AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D- Gigabyte B650 GAMING X AX- Kingston FURY 64GB (2x32GB) 6000MHz CL32 FURY Renegade RGB White XMP- Gigabyte GeForce RTX 4070 Ti GAMING OC V2 12GB GDDR6X- Seasonic VERTEX GX 1000W 80 Plus Gold ATX 3.0- Arctic Liquid Freezer II 3x120mm- Kingston 2TB M.2 PCIe Gen4 NVMe KC3000    

I just buy powerful computer and don't have any speed up.3ds max work 4X faster with new PC, but Adobe CC can't use all available power. I don't use any third party tools, just shapes animation.

Please help me i want to render with my GPU but i cant choose the " Hardware Encoding" option and its says "Your system's hardware does not support hardware acceleration for the current settings"  to me.|My pc ( Intel i5 9400F , RTX 2060 Inno3d , Ram 16GB DDR4 ) please help thanks:(

Best,I am looking for a new laptop for my son in animation. School.Must be able to run the following programs: Adobe acrobatics pro / premier pro / after effects / Photoshop / Bender.I suspect that this Windows must be at least an i7, but I don't know how many GB of video card it should have.Can you please help me with this?

I am trying to convert VHS tapes to .avi using my VCR and my Sony TRV310 D8 camera and Firewire. I did this successfully a while back and am attempting it again but I am forgetting some key ingredient. My Set up: No Hi8 tape in the camera VCR OUT connected via composite cables to the connections on the side of my camera. Camera connected to PC via firewire. PC recognizes the Sony camera. Camera switched to VTR mode (Playback) Capturing with PPro 5.5 Hit play on the VCR, and PlAY on the camera and the PC capture screen is blank. Press record on the PPro capture screen, No capture. I have tested all components and if I play theVHS tape I can see it on the camera screen unless the firewire is connected. I can play a Hi8 tape and capture it just fine using PPro. I just have a nagging feeling I'm forgetting something simple? Thoughts? TIA.   Text edited my mod: camera is a D8 not Hi8.

Hello, Premiere Pro community,I'm currently using Premiere Pro on a new laptop with an Intel i7 12th gen processor, Nvidia 3070 graphics card, and 16 GB RAM. Despite the upgraded hardware, I'm experiencing performance issues, such as sticking during simple editing tasks like adding text or moving videos. I'm unsure how to optimize the settings properly. Can someone suggest optimal settings or solutions to improve performance?Thank you!

i want to buy the t5810 workstation as they're cheap in my country. I wanted to know if the xeon 1650 V4 will support hardware encoding with a AMD RX 590 gpu. It will have 32GB of ram. Also how long do you think will a 4K video render in? I can't find any reviews with xeon rendering 4K footage?

Hi I'm looking to get a new PC. Will the spec below give me a smooth and fast user experience with Photoshop, LR and LR classic? I'm a hobbyist photographer working with stills. My current set up is an old laptop - fine for light edits in Lightroom CC, but not for anything more heavy duty. Thanks  Intel i5-12400f CPU32GB DDR4 3600Mhz ram1TB Corsair MP600 M.2 NVME SSDNvidia RTX 3050 graphics card

buying an Apple MacBook, i9 or M2 chip was best adobe graphic suit

I'm getting a new iMac computer. Can anyone tell me if these specs would work with Premiere Pro? ThanksHardwareApple M3 chip with 8‑core CPU with 4 performance cores and 4 efficiency cores, 10‑core GPU, and 16‑core Neural Engine1TB SSD storage24GB unified memoryTwo Thunderbolt / USB 4 portsTwo USB 3 portsGigabit EthernetMagic MouseMagic Keyboard with Touch ID - US EnglishAccessory KitSoftwarePages, Numbers, KeynotePhotos, iMovie, GarageBandmacOS 

Hello everyone,I want to build a PC so I can run Windows 11 and 8.1. I still use my Premiere Pro 5.0 suite that will only run on 8.1 but my current hardware won't support running W11.My hardware is:Windows 8.1 - used this since CS5.0 didn't support W10CPU = I7 5820k @ 3.3, Haswell65GB RamAsus x99 Deluxe, 2011 socketNVDIA GTX 970Drives:931GB Western Digital WDC WD1001FALS-40U9B0 (SATA)2794GB Western Digital WDC WD3001FAEX-00MJRA0 (SATA)930GB Western Digital WD My Book 1110 USB Device (USB (SATA))1863GB Intel Raid 0 Volume (SATA)1863GB Samsung SSD 870 EVO 2TB (SSD)1863GB Samsung SSD 870 EVO 2TB (SSD)238GB Samsung SSD 850 PRO 256GB (SSD)   LOCAL DISK279GB Western Digital WDC WD3000HLFS-01G6U1 (SATA)   LOCAL DISK476GB NVMe Samsung SSD 950 (Unknown)   PROJECT DRIVE3726GB Seagate Backup+ Desktop SCSI Disk Device (USB (SATA))930GB Western Digital WD My Book 1110 USB Device (USB (SATA)) Can someone recommend a decent MB, CPU, Ram if needed and a Video card to make this happ

Getting a new PC for work. IT is trying to push me into one of these two, see screenshot.The new PC is needed because my current one cannot handle 4K video files at all.  Everything I have read on 4K video files says you need 3.2GHz or faster.  IT is leaning toward the one with the i9-12900 core since it comes in the brand they perfer. But the clock speed is lower than the 3.2GHz. They tell me it's a better one because the turbo speed is higher than the turbo speed on the i9-10900X-3.70GHz.And no, I am just not going to take their word for it... they picked out my last desktop which is less than a year old... and has never been able to handle 4K video. I'm the only design person in the company so they have no reference point. What would you pick? Why? What is turbo speed?  Or if these are both a bad choice, let me know.