How do I optimize performance in Premiere Pro?

6 ways to optimise Premiere Pro’s performance

1. Point the media cache to another drive.
2. Disable your clips when you’re not using them.
3. Make sure GPU Acceleration is turned on.
4. Create a proxy version.
5. Reduce the playback resolution.
6. Edit in a sequence that matches the footage settings.

Should I optimize rendering for performance or memory?

Ian also recommends switching Optimize rendering for Performance instead of Memory. NOTE: If you get a Low Memory Warning while rendering, switch back to Memory.

How can I make Premiere 2021 faster?

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How can I improve Adobe performance?

Optimize Windows

1. Increase available memory. Virtual memory lets you use hard disk space to store information normally stored in RAM.
2. Disable driver features.
3. Manage fonts.
4. Limit startup applications.
5. Use a faster processor.
6. Install additional RAM.
7. Optimize disk space.
8. Use a PostScript printer.

How much RAM should I allocate for Premiere Pro?

How much RAM you need depends on your Footage

Resolution	8bpc	16bpc
1280×720	2,7 MByte	5,5 MByte
1920×1080	6,2 MByte	12,4 MByte
4096×3072	37,7 MByte	75,5 MByte
8192×6144	150,9 MByte	302,0 MByte

How much RAM should I allocate to Premiere Pro?

While the exact amount of RAM you need is going to depend on the length, codec, and complexity of your project, for Premiere Pro we generally recommend a minimum of 32GB. Memory usage in Premiere Pro can quickly shoot up, however, so it is important that you ensure you have enough system RAM available.