


How much performance does this actually save? Not sure. You don't need Premiere Pro trying to refresh growing files that don't exist. If you're not using these formats, then you don't need Automatically Refresh Growing Files turned on. Support for growing files is only for the following MXF-wrapped codecs: When this setting is turned on, Premiere Pro is automatically refreshing the duration of growing video files. What are growing files? This setting is intended for a specific workflow that is not applicable to most Premiere Pro users.
ADOBE MEDIA ENCODER OSX VS PC PERFORMANC DRIVERS
Motherboard and Bios (MSI motherboard) - Use MSI Live Update to check for missing drivers and updates.įinally, Ian recommends a Google search of your computer make and model to see what specific components may require updates. Update Graphics Card (Nvidia GeForce) - Download GeForce Experience app > Drivers tab > download update if available. Update Windows - Tap the Windows key > search 'update' > Check for updates. Below are the specific updates that Ian checks for in his video: That's OK, the idea is still the same! You just need to identify the manufacturer of your hardware and search their sites for updates or a proprietary update management program. So, Ian's hardware is probably different than yours. WARNING - DO NOT UPDATE YOUR SYSTEM SOFTWARE IN THE MIDDLE OF AN EDITING PROJECT!Ĭomputer configurations vary wildly, especially for PC users. Keeping your computer system's software up-to-date is like keeping your oil fresh and your machine running smoothly. Some computer components require their own software to work-like oil in an engine. Everyone knows you have to change the oil from time to time for any engine to run smoothly. Together, these are literally the machinery that make Premiere Pro and every other application run. It should be no surprise that Premiere Pro's performance depends on your computer hardware: CPU, GPU, RAM, storage, etc.
