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John Rofrano
August 11, 2015 at 1:08 am[Jack Johnson] “you should try allocating it more ram and that could really help with rendering speeds. it defaults to 200 but you could put it to 1000 and that should help.”
Actually that does NOT to give more RAM to render and you should not increase it That RAM is dedicated to the RAM Preview function ONLY and it will actually give you LESS RAM for rendering so increasing it is not a good idea for rendering.
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Aaron Star
August 11, 2015 at 9:01 pmYeah. You want to keep that RAM preview at the default, unless you are using crtl+B in your editing workflow.
From what I can tell from a far, the fact that you are close to 1:1 rendering speed and doing so at with 60P material is pretty good. Most people at that are claiming faster than real-time renders are doing that on 29.97 material. With 60P you are rendering 2x the frames and doing that in almost 1:1 time.
Your hardware choice is geared more for Premier, so maybe that is the better choice for you.
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