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Old 10-20-2005, 07:06 PM
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Im running a dell machine with a 3ghz pentium 4. 1 gig of ram and i have 120gb harddrive. But im impatient and need to speed things up even more.

Any tips. Maybe an external firewire hardrive or more ram?
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what software are you using?

have u defraged your video drive recently?

is your pc full of stuff thats clogging the memory?



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Centurion: if you've defragged your video drive and cleared memory of background crap, I don't think there's anything you can buy that'll make it faster. Video editing is a fundamentally, inherently slow process and not for the impatient... :lol:
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Have you got two hard drives, or are you just using the system drive to store your video?
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I have two seperate hd's. One system and one vid capture. I suspect it because there filling up now so I reckon its time for an external drive or ridding my vid cap drive for a larger one. Just as a matter of interest is there a way to tell premier to use a certain amount of ram, ie 80% of it for rendering?
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More RAM will help.
A 3rd HD to render out to.
Raid but ideally 3 raids - 1 OS, 1 media(capture) & 1 Render.

You will always have to wait so learn patience. Even on highend systems you have to wait.
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