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Solid State Drives and Adobe AE and Pr, are they compatable??
I see on the Adobe site that you cannot install AE or Pr on a “flash based drive”. Do they only mean a USB flash drive? Or are they talking about Solid state drives as well??
I am really looking forward to putting in a SSD so I can breeze through start ups and such. But if Adobe doesn’t want to get along with them then it would be kinda useless.
Thanks in advance for your knowledge
Jason
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Quote from here:
“contrary to the statement that CS4 “cannot install on… flash-based storage devices,” the apps install and run perfectly well on solid-state drives (SSDs), such as those available in the MacBook Air and the new Sony VAIO.”
You should be fine.
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Will A SSD ( Solid State Drive ) show a significant improvement over a stock HD using After Effects with this Macbook Pro
I primarily use Flash/ Illustrator/ Photoshop and AFter Effects (AE runs painfully slow specially with the liquify tool)I have a 2.33 ghz/ 3 gigs ram/ intel core2 duo MacBook Pro
One I am specifically looking at is
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Let me know
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Thanks for your reply!
What would you recommend doing to run AE optimally? (without changing computers)
I guess a SSD isn’t the best choice?
Are there any upgrades/ preference settings you might suggest?
Thanks again!
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Thanks for your help!!
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