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Ok so on my computer it's really slow with rendering in after effects.
here are my specs:
Processor: AMD Athlon II X2 245
Memory: 4GB
Motherboard: ASRock M3A-GLAN
What could I buy for my computer to enable my computer to run faster and render faster in After Effects, And don't post saying after effects takes long anyway. If I make a montage and add a colour correction. Without the colour correction it can render the clips in like 30 minutes. With colour correction takes around 3 hours + and that's ridiculous.
Bonus Question if any of you know:
I dualbooted windows and mac with iAtkos s3 v2. I have set the arch=x86_64 flag in the boot and I checked and it says 64 bit extensions 'no' but I checked the software extensions and they all loaded in 64 bit, my processor is 64 bit and I don't know why I can't open.
I'm trying to open adobe after effects cs5.5 but on installation it says my computer needs to be 64 bit.
here are my specs:
Processor: AMD Athlon II X2 245
Memory: 4GB
Motherboard: ASRock M3A-GLAN
What could I buy for my computer to enable my computer to run faster and render faster in After Effects, And don't post saying after effects takes long anyway. If I make a montage and add a colour correction. Without the colour correction it can render the clips in like 30 minutes. With colour correction takes around 3 hours + and that's ridiculous.
Bonus Question if any of you know:
I dualbooted windows and mac with iAtkos s3 v2. I have set the arch=x86_64 flag in the boot and I checked and it says 64 bit extensions 'no' but I checked the software extensions and they all loaded in 64 bit, my processor is 64 bit and I don't know why I can't open.
I'm trying to open adobe after effects cs5.5 but on installation it says my computer needs to be 64 bit.
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Anybody can help me then?
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a better processor should help after effects render faster.
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It all depends on your PC. Your PC seems good enough to render fairly quick in after effects, but if you upgrade your processor and graphics card that = super quick renders. :BLARGH:
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1. Your RAM is wayyyyy to low to run AE.
2. 2.9 GHz is not very quick...Especially because it dosen't have hyper-threading like intel does.
3. If your rendering a whole movie in AE it could take hours. The Render Engine is designed to render specific scenes. Not a full montage. Use premier pro to render a montage.
2. 2.9 GHz is not very quick...Especially because it dosen't have hyper-threading like intel does.
3. If your rendering a whole movie in AE it could take hours. The Render Engine is designed to render specific scenes. Not a full montage. Use premier pro to render a montage.
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American_Modz wrote 1. Your RAM is wayyyyy to low to run AE.
2. 2.9 GHz is not very quick...Especially because it dosen't have hyper-threading like intel does.
3. If your rendering a whole movie in AE it could take hours. The Render Engine is designed to render specific scenes. Not a full montage. Use premier pro to render a montage.
Ok thanks I will download premier pro,
What speed GHz should I look at??
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What processor for AMD should I buy then that would work well in after effects?
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Jamesboy303 wrote What processor for AMD should I buy then that would work well in after effects?
AMD Bulldozer will be good for rendering. :cat:
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Tuzeh wroteJamesboy303 wrote What processor for AMD should I buy then that would work well in after effects?
AMD Bulldozer will be good for rendering. :cat:
Ok cool, Is anything over 3.4GHz and Quad Core good?
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