[Pavlos Etostone]

When MP , I thing the best settings working so far are from the 12 cores to use the 6 cores, leaving 6 cores for other programs .
Memory usage is 24 GB out of 32 . 8 GB left for other programs.

[Pavlos Etostone]

Hi Walter. Thank you for your reply and advice . I am sorry for the delay.
Well I have tried to mute audio from the preview panel . It didnt fix anything at all.

I have tried to lower the Cores from 12 to 6 . Now it’s working better , with 2 GB to each core.
The new problem is that the rendered Green bar is lost after I stop and continue the preview ram. It starts from zero or sometimes keeps only a small part of the preview render !!!
Another weird behavior is that the 2nd time I preview ram the render goes to a point and then the progress disappears . However after I stop the preview ram it shows that the preview was happening under the program ? (I know it’s weird) but the green bar again is lost after i stop.

and to add more information , If I check the task bar , even after exiting AE I still can see one process of AE taking place in the background!

Nothing of these happens in rendering without MP . But avoiding MP is like going back in time. Even my older quadcore could perform better.

I have a feeling since my computer is the latest technology , AE has issues of compatibility .
They need to fix all these weird stuff going on. My older PC a quadcore is working very good with AE 6 , but it’s an 7 years machine and it’s rendering very slow.
I have seen many same like issues of mine with other users happening in this forum or Creative Cow. Adobe has great programs but can’t upkeep with the technology
changes. They have stayed far behind. There are countless reports of this same issue and for some reason Adobe is not able to fix.
Well any other info would be much appreciated.

[Pavlos Etostone]

I was a lucky one that in win 8.1 pro and premiere cc 2014 8.10
all these were pre fixed. And all worked like a charm.
Your solution was a very nice one as well.

But I have to say that , after running GPU-Z to see the load of the GPU which is a geforce gtx 970 , it was only to 1 or 2 percent while editing in Premiere ! so low.
I think the GPU is not really used even if the mercury is GPU accelerated selected.

Any solution to see a 90 % of my GPU load with premiere ?
Some say to download the Cuda toolkit from Nvidia site. I am not sure if that will work.

Thank you in advance.
Pavlos.