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• Best 4k monitor for mac pro 2013 Pc#

But when editing, you want to take advantage of all of those Thunderbolt-2 ports on the back of the Mac.īear in mind, Tbolt-2 has a max throughput of 20Gbits/sec that's four times what USB 3 can do. And definitely use them to back things up. USB 3 drives, even SSDs, really shouldn't be used for direct editing unless you're in a crunch. Right now, you're not using a good solution for storage. Further, there's the challenge of storage and add-on devices. Even the top of the line GPUs are weak, and all of the hardware in the device is poorly cooled. Your Mac is the reason I stopped editing on Macs for almost 7 years(!) Apple stepped on a land mine with the Mac Pro 6,1, and it's just a very limiting device in so many ways. However, regardless of that, your older AMD GPUs don't have those encoders/decoders, so that rant is pointless. These hardware encoders/decoders would make handling playback of h.264 much faster as it'd all be done in: hardware. Adobe could and should go a long way to include access to AMD's VCE and NVidia's NVDEC for handling h.264/h.265 files, but, sadly, they've avoided doing that. For raw playback of the footage you have, it's all CPU. Premier would use the GPUs if you had accelerated effects on your timeline, but you're not there yet. Your GPUs aren't being used by Premiere for playback of h.264 footage or any other footage for that matter. Lots to write here between bites of my late lunch. trying to figure it out based off of other peoples posts.

Best 4k monitor for mac pro 2013 Pc#

Also, pc specific set up for editing this kind of footage, not some thing that costs upwards of $3k.Īll in all, thanks for the prompt help. If there is a simple answer for basic hardware/set up recommendation, let me know or redirect me to a specific post (or I can just search the forums). Okay okay, I know thats more than one question, and they have extensive and varying answers. Yet in this situation, GPU does not matter?Īlso, different question, what set up would handle this situation well? (i.e what system/hardware improvements would make it perform well) In order to use the T5 to improve the performance, would i need a system with a faster external port? I'm not very familiar with how the two processes work, but I am under the impression that both are important. If there is somewhere good to read about this, let me know. I'm interested in knowing, does the program not use GPU at all? Only CPU?

I moved the footage over and the performance is similar, perhaps slightly better.