Love the simple and slick looking animations inbetween!

Very helpful and much-needed Video, for all the Video Editors. Thanks so much for this breakdown!

Just an awesome lesson on the basics! Merci!! 👏👏👏

One of the best simple video explanation with animations. Love it. Effective info about build PC for video editor like me! Thank you. Hope you would continue create more info about this too.

great video, it would be cool to see more frequently, videos that highlight the hardware. Going to check out your skillshare class now. ATB

Thank you so much for making this video❤️

Wow that was really helpfull. Thank you for your videos

Loved this types of videos more!!!

Very Helpful Thank You

Now this is something different. 😁 Great video for me since I am not familiar with building a computer.

Very detailed and helpful. Thank you.

@PremiereBasics

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome!

I love this video ❤️🌹 hope you make another one for after effects 🙏

This helped me a lot😃

This guide is absolutely right

Best video out there for video editors! This really enchances the qualities needed in a computer, no bullshit! you know the deal !

In the last two years it changed a lot. NVME2 4.0 drives deliveres the best performance nowadays for video Editing. Even the acceleration of the video footage gain from a NVME 4.0 drive. I learned it on my own experience.

Thanks very informative video

The light is set up nicely

Awesome video, thank you 💪 Over question - is this relevant also when I'm using other Adobe apps (sometimes few simultaneously)?

Thanks for the video. Great input. I didn't know that Premiere Pro uses the CPU more than the GPU, so that's great to know. Thanks.

@itsORcinneo

9 ай бұрын

Right it explains so much!!

I wish you had gone into more about local media drive configurations, especially regarding multiple long form projects.

5:54 Here the ram is together, but this will impact ram speed. Look in your motherboard manual for the fastest RAM configuration for your motherboard. It usually is one populated ram slot, then one non-populated slot, etc. starting from the outside.

@LukeFlegg

2 жыл бұрын

"starting from the outside" What does that mean? How do I attach RAM on the outside of the computer??

@japaneserequired6314

Жыл бұрын

@@LukeFlegg He is saying that the memory isn't running in quad channel mode which means its speed is effectively cut in half. In other words, that PC was built by "The Verge" You can place memory modules randomly but they will not function at their maximum speed unless inserted in a specific place. Because of the traces, those specific places are never right next to each other except on boards with only 2 slots.

Make sure your CPU supports the speed of the NVME you want to use. Not all support 4.0, even if the motherboard does.

I did enjoy it, i´d like you to make another video with some especifications, i want to build a pc with 2500 dls to edit 4k videos, thank you so much

What about the imac 🖥 users. And recently I have a confusion weather to premiere pro support cromebook. Please make a video on these topics

Great to know how you can use an economical budget looking at the specs

@JeffDeWitt

2 жыл бұрын

My main rig was down for an upgrade and I had to use a machine with VERY modest specs, i3 processor and 8GB of RAM, it did just fine, the only real noticeable difference is it took a fair amount longer to render the video.

Even if I am editing ProRes, RAW, how much of a difference would I be looking at when comparing the 13900k to the latest Threadripper? Is it worth basically twice the cost of the intel setup?

My current PC has started to struggle a bit when editing, might need an upgrade soon. I also considdered buying the new MacBook Pro for traveling. Would you reccomend that or another Laptop for traveling? I prefer Stationary PCs as they are cheaper and more powerful if you equip them right. But I feel like Laptops are coming closer to the strenght now. Excited to see how it is in a couple of years.

@mrtheluckybucket

2 жыл бұрын

M1 macs for editing are amazing, go for it. 16 gb of ram at the very least, though.

@vegardpedersen

2 жыл бұрын

@@mrtheluckybucket yes thought of 32 gb

I learned a lot, but am confused should i buy a laptop or a Computer? which do you think is best for editing

Thanks so much

Hello guy's you are really doing great work with this chanel, I am fresher video editor and motion graphics designer, I have knowledge of 4 softwares that is 1 final cut Pro 2 adobe premiere Pro 3 adobe after effects 4 adobe photoshop Now i get my first job as 3D animator and video editor But problem is they use " iclone 7" software to edit their videos, i want to know that I really have to go with that software , is there a future scope for the i clone 7 software or just stick with traditional adobe softwares ? Please give your feedback On my query

Thanks so much for this breakdown! I edit mostly gaming videos with custom animations that seem to really tax my 5 year old laptop. I'm ready for an upgrade! Do you recommend waiting for DDR5 RAM?

@PremiereBasics

2 жыл бұрын

I'm not sure about DDR5, but I expect that it won't make much difference. The thing is that software needs to utilize this new hardware. It often takes years for software to catch up.

@elliotmarks06

2 жыл бұрын

It is recommended that you DO NOT BUY DDR5! Not now at least. At the current price, its a better idea to spend the extra money getting more capacity or better other parts. As long as you get ddr4 3200mhz or higher, you will be fine!

@RemieDGaming

2 жыл бұрын

@@PremiereBasics I appreciate you getting back to me! I'm really interested in motion capture and animation, so I need to build a rig to handle those demanding tasks. Hopefully, I can wait a couple more years and get a geforce 4080 when it comes out. By then, Adobe software will probably catch up to the new hardware available.

@RemieDGaming

2 жыл бұрын

@@elliotmarks06 Thanks for the assessment, my friend. 😊👍

@elliotmarks06

2 жыл бұрын

@@RemieDGaming no problem. I recommend looking up some LTT videos on ddr5

Cool video nice info. Question I have i7 7400, 16gb of Ram and the 1060 6gb Rgb version from gigabyte. But I have Adobe on an hdd instead of an ssd due to lack of space on my main ssd. If I get an ssd to run Adobe amongst other stuff, will Adobe run better? Cause sometimes I have lagging issues. And noticed my gf has similar build with ssd and run Adobe on her ssd worked a lot better. But would like your opinion too on that matter.

Nice useful

For RAM, CAS Latency is a nit picky factor, nothing that needs to be the primary focus but with 16 and under CAS Latency being ideal for editing.

Is 64GB DDR5 enough/faster to playback 8k on the timeline or stick with 128GB DDR4? Great video tho! 🙌

We love you jordy

If you make proxies from a video in media encoder can you close the program? Or the proxies no longer work in premiere.

I noticed your rendering rig had two graphics cards, I happen to have two graphics cards aswell (2x 1080ti), but find that premiere doesnt ever use the second one. Is there any tips to maximize my preformance with them?

Nice video

Should I have to use older ver ?

Hi, what was the CPU cooler you recommended? My 5950 RYZEN 9 runs 90 C when I’m editing. Not sure if that is normal but would like to consider a better CPU cooler than my current AIO cooler.

@vickyrathore9085

2 жыл бұрын

Deepcool 360 liquid cooler

I only have 8 GB ram I hope that can do my work and I have I3 5th gen and other processes are expensive IS THAT OK WITH I3 5TH Gen that's the thing fit for my pocket

Great video. I learned a lot. However, at 7:57, it's not 'MVME'. That could be confusing to someone new to the wonderful world of PC building. 👍

Is Intel 3.9Ghz base frequency 6core i5-11600kf with B650m motherboard ok for Premier Pro for editing 1080 video with 2x16GB DDR4 3200Mhz & 6 Gb VRAM

Noice! all 8 need now is money :)

I just upgrade 3070ti gpu on my ryzen 9 5950x cpu pc . When I using 2021 premier pro video on screen is keep glitching do you know how to fix it .

Really informative video 🙌. I have one question: would rtx 3050 be good choice for 4k editing with multilayer timeline combining with i5 12600k? And also for after effects work

@Vardhamaaan

2 жыл бұрын

in too intrested for this

@mohammadreihani8993

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah good for 4K but everytime chose 1/2 or 1/4 play back resolution because it's not strong to handle everything in 4K 👍

@jayrajgor18

2 жыл бұрын

@@mohammadreihani8993 you mean the GPU or processor?

@mohammadreihani8993

2 жыл бұрын

@@jayrajgor18 both are awesome 👌this setup actually can do everything . The processor is a monster and the GPU is new and good for lots of thing . By the experience you can edit 4k videos but if you choose "Full" for playback quality the computer can't handle it and the lags will show up . Bcuse gpu is strong but not that much as processing 4K video editing in real time . But amazing with editing 1080p videos . I hope i helped you 🤲. I'm an editor actually and I'm about to buy new pc for work , so i researched sooo much and gain a lot knowledge . I totally can say this pc can handle everything you need in a way good 👍 As note , if even you have a RTX 3090 , when you apply lot's of layer and effect , the timeline need a little rendering . GPU is god but premier cannot use all of its power 👍

@cael9844

11 ай бұрын

When getting a gpu for premier pro pay attention to the cuda cores aswell, most cases the gtx 1080ti will out perform the rtx 3050

Please make another video for after effects pc build

I just ordered 16core Ryzen 96gb ddr5 and rtx4080 2x4tb ssd 🤤

Can you please do how to make a horror movie effects I’m working on a horror short film and need some ideas

so, that's why I don't notice any change when I upgraded the graphics card....

What do you think about? | Intel Xeon CPU E5-2650 v3 2.30Ghz (2 processors)

@PremiereBasics

2 жыл бұрын

Premiere Pro doesn't work well with 2 CPU's. Performance could even degrade. You could chose a Xeon for better system stability, however that's not proven.

GTX 1650 is good in laptop for full hd video?

My setup is with a Gigabyte Board H110-d3a w/ a i5-6600k chip 16GB of RAM 8GB Zotac 1070 Graphic Card. Im trying to figure out what I need if anything to upgrade or replace. I was told that getting a SSD with about 250GB just to load up my Photoshop and Premiere CC programs would be best and keep all the files on the main HD? Would that make sense vs better processor or more RAM ???

@arsenalfanatic0971

Жыл бұрын

SSD is the best performance/dollar upgrade you can make. If you're still not sure though then keep the program "HWMonitor" (it comes with windows) open in the background while you work and see which part of your computer is working the hardest and upgrade that. Plus you can take the SSD with you to your next computer if you upgrade completely.

@MonroesArtStudio

Жыл бұрын

@@arsenalfanatic0971 thanks. I've made the SSD upgrade. 👍🏽

how to remove grain using low bazet editing computer.

5:35 Is 1080p/4K of a DSLR or a Smartphone ? I think 4K of a smartphone can be edited by 16GB RAM. What do you say ? Pls reply. I'm building my budget video editing pc 😊 🙏

@ayushmanchakraborty7320

Жыл бұрын

Yep 16gb ram is more than enough

I'm using Mac i7 16gb till going to slow when I'm using all Adobe software

Good sire

Where is export part?

premiere feels like a freeware, while the free version of davinci resolve feels like the real deal.

I think it’s odd that my adobe editor on my phone works faster than on my MacBook Pro? I still haven’t wrapped my mind around what the real deal is

I think there is a typo It's NVME not MVME

what about AMD - APU

Is it the latest bot build?

Me editing 4k clips with proxies in a i3 6080p and gt 1030 system 😪

Best combo Ryzen 3900x ram 32 gb💣 palit rtx 3060

But…..but….. what about after effects ? 🥺

Hi Please suggest A Laptop Under 600$ please help By the way I am Learning your Skillshare course

@PremiereBasics

2 жыл бұрын

Take a look at Omen. They usually have powerful laptops for a low price. Battery life, build quality and display is not as good though. But you'll get a good CPU, plenty of memory and a good GPU.

@thawewala4776

2 жыл бұрын

@@PremiereBasics thank you

For 4K editing with 16GB RAM and Proxies is that okay?

@PremiereBasics

2 жыл бұрын

I would recommend 32GB. But if your budget is tight, start with 16GB. You can easily upgrade in the future.

@JeffDeWitt

2 жыл бұрын

Just make sure you get a motherboard with four memory slots and start with a 16GB RAM kit. That way when you are ready to upgrade you just need to plug in two more sticks rather than replacing your existing memory.

@Alec15

2 жыл бұрын

@@JeffDeWitt And for the Mac mini M1?

@JeffDeWitt

2 жыл бұрын

@@Alec15 It looks like those have two slots and use laptop memory (SODIMMs). You could use a single SODIMM, but you would get a bit of a performance hit from not taking advantage of dual channel memory.

@mazurindependentfilmmaking2713

Жыл бұрын

@@JeffDeWitt Hey man! Can you advise me some thing to upgrade for more comfortable editing without really hard investments? I7 3400, 16 GB ram (i bet older one, i’ve bought this pc like 5 years ago), gtx 960, ssd on a system.

iMac m1 is it ok

@PunamDevi-rv8ml

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣

@PremiereBasics

2 жыл бұрын

I can't speak about Macs since I've always had a Windows PC. But from what I read online, the M1 chip is performing very good!

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First, I think you should recomend the Adobe After Effects Formula. For 4K resolution would be 8 cores CPU, 32 RAM, 8 GB VRAM graphics card. x cores = x gb vram = 4x RAM. Second, of course you are going to see the difference between a 3060 and a 3090 lol, that comment was silly.

@kaydawgy1999

6 ай бұрын

Not by much

yesterday was my birthday lol

@amithamrutham8083

2 жыл бұрын

Advanced Happe bday 🥳, fr next year 😁

Or simply buy the new 999$ MacBook Air with the M1 processor, that leaves smoke to all those Windows computers while editing, and for what a price (and this is coming from a guy that used Windows based computers all of my life, and I still do right now)

7:58 Mvme ssd? 😂😂, Nvme

जो भी व्यक्ति इस कमेंट को पढ़ रहे है हमलोग एक दूसरे से अनजान है पर मैं फिर भी भगवान से प्रार्थना करता हु की आपकी लाइफ में कोई टेंशन हो तो वह दूर हो जाये। ❤🧡🤎

@amithamrutham8083

2 жыл бұрын

? Huh

Its not MVME, its NVME...LOL

@amithamrutham8083

2 жыл бұрын

😂

@amithamrutham8083

2 жыл бұрын

7:58

Puget pronounced Pu-zhey

@PremiereBasics

2 жыл бұрын

Oops, thanks :-)

So glad you told people to stay away from those AIOs, they are garbage. Even the best ones break even with or maybe beat out the best heatsinks by 1 degree but they are WAY louder, break down, and are way more difficult to clean. In short they are trash and always have been, they are for fanboys only.

Unfortunately you are dead wrong about mining cards "having their life expectancy reduced tremendously." I have no idea where people have got this myth from. Super computers run GPU at 100C 24/7 for about a decade before they upgrade and VERY RARELY will a card ever die. They do not have a life expectancy. Chips can go bad if they exceed thermal limitations but internal mechanisms prevent this and this really only occurs when a fan dies. GPU and not milk, the do not spoil. They can be damaged but they do not have a "life expectancy" given normal operation, even 24/7 100% usage they should easily out live all of us. Silicon can run for centuries without significant issues developing. I'm not saying people should buy mining GPUs, they are used. I would rather own a mining GPU than a used gaming GPU though. Mining GPUs might be overclocked and undervolted but the fan will be ramped a little. Gaming GPUs will be set to max everything tp get the extra FPS. This makes no sense for mining sense it is based on hashes per watt. Upping your wattage destroying your profitability.

@mazurindependentfilmmaking2713

Жыл бұрын

Hey man! Can you advise me some thing to upgrade for more comfortable editing without really hard investments? I7 3400, 16 GB ram (i bet older one, i’ve bought this pc like 5 years ago), gtx 960, ssd on a system.

Mutterbord

Most of time, premier pro uses CPU.