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How many gigs of ram

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choea
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would 1 gig of ram run adobe premiere pro smoothly.
Sep 1 2006 8:44PM
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r5tommy
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JEEEEAAAAAA
Sep 1 2006 9:11PM
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Crock360
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hell you could do it on 512mb, but a gig is good. Will still be slow and prone to crash a lot if you're running other programs. 
Sep 1 2006 9:29PM
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boois
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it depends on what ure editing... i used to edit dv with 1gb and it works fine, but now that im editing hdv i have 2gb of ram.

u also need a great CPU if ure going to edit hdv
Sep 2 2006 2:39AM
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Rajna
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like i said in your other thread 1 gig will do fine...
Sep 2 2006 11:48AM
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ecski73
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2 gigs would be better but one gig is sufficent
Sep 2 2006 8:08PM
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eastAR5
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i run premier pro 7.0 with 512 pc2700 ram and 1.8ghz p4 and it runs fine... rendering time is a little slow for certain transisions and keyframing but it works for me until i get my g5 setup
Sep 2 2006 8:19PM
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skiierman
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My new computer has a lot of gigs and it runs really nicely. The exporting of frames can run slow to a point of one frame a second, but that's only a few times. The playback also gets sketchy when I'm using resized footage to fit a widescreen setting.
Sep 2 2006 10:09PM
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Grimace.
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a 1.8ghz pentium 4?
do you mean 2.8ghz
Sep 3 2006 12:55AM
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Itsbackfliptime
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http://www.active-hardware.com/english/reviews/processor/p4-18.htm
Sep 3 2006 3:16PM
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[~_~]
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what? how many does yours have? if you have more than 1 it shouldn't run that slowly.
Sep 3 2006 4:40PM
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4ReeL_
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get a mac
Sep 3 2006 8:43PM
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choea
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what if i have 1 gig and a read good processor would that help out running adobe premiere more smoothly.
Sep 3 2006 9:59PM
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choea
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so would a better processor make up for the low amount of ram i have which is 1 gig bcuz most ppl have 2.
Sep 3 2006 10:01PM
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skiierman
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Hold on, let me check... I have no fuckingh idea... how do you ccheck?
Sep 4 2006 1:40AM
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BurgRider
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512 is sufficient for premiere pro but it also depends on what your editing and how big your project is and if your are running any other programs
Sep 4 2006 2:01PM
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Galin
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start>all programs>accessories>system tools>system information
your RAM will be called your physical memory.
Sep 4 2006 2:04PM
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skiierman
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Oh it's 2,048 MB
Sep 4 2006 9:47PM
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*Fujative*
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2gb of ddr2 ram + AM2 @ 2.24ghz duo
Sep 4 2006 11:28PM
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[~_~]
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I work on a 2.0 GHz with 2 GB RAM but Im seriously considering upgrading to 4 or 5 gigs of RAM cause Im using Motion a lot now and float rendering is a bitch unless your comp is really fuckin souped.
Sep 6 2006 2:53AM
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Snowcase
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I don't know why but I only have 768mb of ram and a 1.8ghz processor and it renders 1:3. I have no idea why some of your computers are running so slow.
Sep 6 2006 6:02PM
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