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• Hard drive / SSD for After Effects optimization

  Hey everybody! Anyway, I wonder how to optimize my setup disk for After Effects. I don't know if the answer to this changes between AE versions we will just look at CS5.5 and CS6.

  My configuration:

  I7 - 3930 k OC had to 4.5 GHz

  48 GB of RAM (1866-999-24)

  EVGA GTX 770 4 GB classified

  120 GB SATA II SSD for drive C (operating system and programs, nothing else. Not even games)

  240GB SATA III SSD to scratch your files (50 GB reserved) and output

  500 GB (7200 RPM) HARD drive for media files (mainly AVCHD)

  3 TB external backup (not used when editing)

  My system already works pretty fast for what I do, but if the upgrade of my Sata II SSD or replace my HDD with a SSD would be me give another significant boost in speed, then I'm all for it. I doubt it would be nowhere near as well an increase in my last two upgrades well. The GTX 770 gave me a 3. 5 x for my projects 3D rendering speed boost from 16 GB to 48GB of RAM gave me 5.5 x ram preview speed boost. Regardless, I'm always looking for every ounce of power out my hardware because less time editing is more time with the family.

  Given my current setup. Should I change how I use my current readers or buy an another SSD to replace one of my existing records? I already intend to buy a Samsung 840 EVO 500 GB SSD, but if he won't really matter so I just pass on it.

  Oh, I also use first Pro CS5.5 frequently. Not sure if that changes anything.

  Thank you!

  Eric

  EDIT: Just found a link that helps the configuration of disk for Premiere Pro (below), but I'm still having a hard time finding how to optimize my disk configuration, as each reader is capable of a different speed. My fastest drive is drive C, the drive or the disk cache / scratch?

  https://forums.Adobe.com/thread/662972

  Put the cache of AE on the SSD drive folder. The media cache will follow other media applications cache settings. That's all you need to worry about really. The Directory Windows Temp Variable is of course the operating system if it's a SSD this way.

  Eric

  ADK

• Best new Mac for After Effects

  I am a composer who works with After Effects and am in the market for a new computer. I'm trying to decide between an iMac (3.5 GHz quad-core i7, 8 to 32 GB of RAM, 3 TB Drive, NVIDIA GTX 780 M 4 GB GDDR5 Fusion) and a Mac Pro (3.7 GHz quad core, 12 to 64 GB of RAM, 256 GB to 1 TB of storage flash and Dual AMD over-pants D300 with 2 GB of GDDR5 VRAM GPU each/D500/D700-3 GB 6 GB). I was expecting some tips on the Mac Pro is worth the additional investment for After Effects - the software will take advantage of the extra power, or an iMac will be sufficient?

  After Effects is a program of CPU load and memory. The MacPro is faster, more scalable and more capable in all directions over the long term. Take any money you can save on the GPU and spend it on ram, buy some storage external thunderbolt, a table if you can afford it. External storage is a good idea for any system. The iMac will be a GPU capable or traced to the given radius, but it is a very slight advantage for a very limited type of project that will be of little benefit in the grand scheme of things.

• i5 - 3210M for After Effects?

  The 2.5 GHz i5 - 3210M processor will be able to run smothly After Effects? I mean edit videos HD or Full HD (recorded with Galaxy Nexus) with VFX smoke, fire, rain, wind and so on? I know the best processor for AE is an i7, but the computer that actually goes with me (all the components and design) has an i5 - 3210M and I want to know if he will be able to run with AE. Thank you

  > Your effects will come via your vid card. Your processor does help them, but not all, only if you don't have a video card.

  It is completely wrong.

  The GPU does nothing to speed up the processing of the effects. The processor treats all the effects.

  The CPU is much, much more important than the GPU for After Effects.

  This page describes everything that the GPU does in After Effects, and there is not much:

  http://blogs.Adobe.com/AfterEffects/2012/05/GPU-CUDA-OpenGL-features-in-after-effects-CS6. HTML

  To answer the question of the origin of the poster:

  Yes, you can use an i5 processor. People did a very convincing job with less powerful processors. Just know that the trade-off is performance, and you must either learn to be patient during makes it longer or be smart about the way you plan your work and optimize performance.

  See this page for more information on material for After Effects: http://adobe.ly/pRYOuk

  See this page for resources to make After Effects work faster: http://adobe.ly/eV2zE7

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  The old Adobe exchange site disappeared. I tried to download the extension of name changes, and it seems to work very well for photoshop and illustrator. Apparently, howerver, that there is no exchange for After Effects. What heppend to all these nice and cintreuses to pixel scripts?

  It has not disappeared. Here is a link:

  http://www.Adobe.com/cfusion/exchange/index.cfm?event=productHome&EXC=21

• What is the best graphic card for after effect

  Hello
  my graphics card is not supported for after effect. I'll buy a new one and I would like to know what is the best
  Thank you

  There is never a simple answer for such a question, but:
  List of cards supported for 3D Ray Tracing in AE, you will find it here: after effects configuration required for Mac OS and Windows

  More information on NVidia: Adobe after effects CC - 3D Graphics workflow | NVIDIA

  But to be honest, most of the nvidia graphics cards will work with AE - ELA easier - more Cuda cores better.
  But before you spend a lot of money for the high GPU know AE uses mainly from CPU to GPU rendering is not so important. It uses the GPU only for RayTracing (obsolete)

  and some third-party plug-ins.

• I have a singel Abo for After Effects and I would get the whole OBA of the Adobe Creative cloud. How can I cancel my only abo and go for full?

  I have a singel Abo for After Effects and I would get the whole OBA of the Adobe Creative cloud. How can I cancel my only abo and go for full?

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• good classroom hands on the classroom training for After Effects in Seattle

  Looking for a good hands on training class for After Effects in Seattle or nearby state of Wa in class.

  Any suggestions?

  Thank you!

  LCramer

  There seems to be plenty of choice:

  After Effects: Intro | Seattle Film Institute

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• Hello, is it possible to register after effects cc for after effects cs6? Thank you!

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• Dark energy for After Effects

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• 32 GB or 64 GB of RAM for After Effects CC 2014?

  -All right, let's do this:

  1. System Specs:
  3. Card mother Asus X 99 Deluxe Usb 3.1
  4. 32 GB DDR4 RAM Corsair
  5. Intel i7 5960 x @ 3.0 GHZ CPU
  6. 2 x EVGA NVIDIA GTX 970 s
  7. Samsung 256 GB 850 Pro (boot drive)
  8. 1 TB Samsung 850 Pro (Cache, Source footage, rendering output, etc. By car)
  9. Seagate 2 TB HDD (backup drive)
  10. Thermaltake 1000W PSU gold
  11. Corsair H105 cooler of liquid

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  The performance gain would be very important for After Effects. Go ahead!

  Premiere Pro (this forum) isn't really helped a lot when the RAM is updated past 32 GB, but After Effects uses RAM for previews and may even beg for more than 64 GB on systems either.

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• I can't believe I bought the new nVidia Zotac GeForce 960 AMP! for After Effects and it are not compatible! Is that what I can do to fix this?

  I was interested to get a subscription to the cloud, but I just found out that my GPU is not compatible with After Effects. It's a deal breaker. Can't believe that there isn't a patch or something for this graphics card excellent!

  The only feature in After Effects for which this card cannot be used is acceleration GPU of the obsolete plotted in 3D rendering engine Department. All the other features of After Effects GPU must serve very well as this card. Keep in mind that After Effects uses the GPU for very little, so the GPU doesn't matter much for After Effects, anyway.

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• 750ti GTX or Radeon HD 7970 for After Effects

  Hello

  I'm building a new PC, mainly to work with After Effects, but I can't decide between the Nvidia GTX 750Ti and AMD Radeon HD 7970.

  OK, so the 750ti is more recent, but it is much lower that the 7970 HD (it has less memory, less units of the shading, lower rate of pixel, lower rate of texture, etc., etc.), but it also has a lower energy consumption (which is not really important to me). But much more is has it Nvidia Cuda, who can work in After Effects.

  So my question is: how much Cuda really helps? Is it better that a card is more powerful (in terms of all the other stats that I wrote), or is it better that it is less powerful, but Cuda?

  Thanks in advance.

  (BTW, I currently have AMD Radeon HD 7770, and I have a really weak and old, CPU that I intend to upgrade after the GPU)

  CUDA is almost completely unrelated to After Effects. It is used by an obsolete feature that is phased out.

  Details of how After Effects uses the GPU (minimum):

  Features GPU (CUDA, OpenGL) in After Effects

  Spend your money on the RAM and CPU and SSD before you worry about the GPU for After Effects.

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