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Why is one suite fine with Premiere Pro, the other not so much…?
Hi,
As the title says, I’m trying to establish why one suite is less stable than another with Premiere Pro CC.
We have 2 suites, fairly similar. Both are networked to a SAN to access media.
Suite one is older and lesser spec, but it as stable as I could expect, rarely crashes.
Suite 2 is newer, higher spec, more RAM, but seems less responsive and less stable, it crashes fairly frequently when running Premiere. Neither are overclocked. The main difference I can think might be the Quadro GPU, but surely that should be more stable, not less, than the GTX in the other one…? Unless Quadro drivers don’t get on with Premiere…? This is why I’m stumped. I realise there probably isn’t a simple answer but thought I’d ask in case any has a quick fix!Suite 1 (more stable):
Win 10
i7 2600k
GTX1060
16GB RAM
2Tb HDD (Storage/Compression)
250GB SSD (OS, Adobe CC, Adobe Caches)Suite 2 (less stable):
Win 10
i7 (can’t remember the exact one, but a 5xxx series)
Quadro K2000
32GB RAM
1TB HDD (Storage/Compression)
120GB SSD (OS/Adobe CC)
250GB SSD (Adobe Caches)Thanks in advance for any advice!
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What version(s) of Adobe CC?
System:
Dell Precision T7600 (x2)
Win 7 64-bit
32GB RAM
Adobe CC 2015.02 (as of 6/2016)
256GB SSD system drive
4 internal media drives RAID 5
Typically cutting short form from HD MP4 and P2 MXF. -
Hi Jon,
It’s CC 2017 – 11.1.2 (22). Being fairly new to Adobe (switched from Avid) I assumed it was best to keep it up to date but I see you run older versions.
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