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Premiere Pro on Athlon 3000g

Hi, can I do 1080p (quarter quality playback) on AMD Athlon 3000g with iGPU. I have a GTX650 lying around too, but I don't know weather it will really make much of a difference. My SSD does only 400mbps read and 50mbps write, should I upgrade to one that can do 3500read, 1500write, or will it not make much difference. Also I only have 4GB RAM. Right now it is a bit stuttery

 

What I use :

  • Infinity Tool V3 (Motion graphics files)
  • Motion factory (premiere plugin)

Upgrading budget is £50 rn, what would improve the performance for now

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A faster SSD won't make a difference in performance. I'd suggest upgrading the ram, adding another stick of 4gb of high frequency memory should help quite a bit since premiere is quite memory hungry. You could also try upgrading the CPU to something like a 3100 if you sell your 3000G.

 

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10 hours ago, ragnarok0273 said:

The GTX 650 is better.

Faster SSD won't change much.

More RAM will probably help.

 

10 hours ago, AndreiArgeanu said:

A faster SSD won't make a difference in performance.

Ok, just thought I would ask because taskmgr said CPU at around 70% and SSD at 100% the full time

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10 hours ago, ragnarok0273 said:

The GTX 650 is better.

Not really. Less features and 1gb vram compared to 3000g's 2

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1 hour ago, SavageNeo said:

Not really. Less features and 1gb vram compared to 3000g's

I have the Ti version, so I think 2GB RAM

But apparently CUDA will make a difference  ?

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