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She mostly just does basic 4K 1-2 cam (with separate audio recording) video editing and uses AE for making animated title cards, transition effects, and similar things as far as I’m aware. No real 3D rendering or anything. She’s not looking to upgrade the CPU since we’re building a new workstation later this year. Just the graphics card as a last hurrah to make the current build as decent as possible for rendering as a secondary editing station. (I did suggest possibly a new CPU but she doesn’t really want to do that on this machine) From what I’ve read online from reputable sources (sorry I cleared my browser data since so I don’t have the actual sources), lots of VRAM seems to be mostly wasted with Premiere which steered us away from the Radeon VII.

Hey y'all, Quick question I hope someone can answer for me. My girlfriend is making one last upgrade to her GPU in her workstation PC before we build her a new one. She needs something thats good for Premiere Pro and After Effects. I was looking at the Radeon Pro cards (W5500 probably) while she's looking at GTX 1660 Ti or possibly an RTX 2060 (budget is around $300-400). TBH when it comes to workstation GPUs I'm kinda lost, plus her CPU is a 4th gen i7-4820k so I was hoping someone could help us figure out if there'd be any bottlenecking with a newer/faster GPU. She currently has a GTX 1060 in the system. Thanks in advance.