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Dual Xeon and premiere Pro
I just made a major upgrade from a single 3.1 Ghz HT Dell with 1 gig of RAM to a duel 3.2 ghz Xeon Dell with 4 gigs of RAM. I was hoping for a major improvement in the performance with Premiere, but it seems to be about the same as far as rendering goes. After effects runs great. Are there any settings/adjustments that I could make to get Premiere to really cook on this monster?
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[MrBurns] “Are there any settings/adjustments that I could make to get Premiere to really cook on this monster?”
Maybe Premiere Pro 3.0
2.0 does not utilize your dual exhaust nor the dual quad carbs.
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I’m also looking to improve my Premiere Pro render time as well at After Affects. I have not yet upgraded. Mike, are you saying there is nothing Mr. Burns can do to improve his systems performance? I’d like to know what can?
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I recently taught a class for Premiere using 14 new dual Xeon 3.2 HT machines. Timeline playback was awesome, but task manager showed less than 25% CPU usage for all 4 processors during rendering. Pro just is not optimized to take full advantage of the power like AE.
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