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  2. with regard to upgrading the ram, you can do it, BUT if damage you no matter which component while improving the security, then the warranty is voided. Also note that if you upgrade the ram, Acer will only cover its own warranty parts. If the ram you add becomes faulty, you will need to return the ram to the person / reseller you buy.

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  SD wrote:

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  SD

  SD,

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• Help with my SSD Setup/Scratch/Previews/Disk Cache

  I read the generic installation thread. I had another post regularly in the forums regarding the purchase of the SSD.

  I still have some questions, and which relates to the material, so I put it here.

  My pcpartspicker installation and construction:Intel Core i7 - 4790 K, MSI GeForce GTX 970, NZXT Phantom 530 (red) - construction system - PCPartPicker

  
  Recently upgrade my SSD configuration. So I still have to check in my projects I've been working on and put the media files and all

  for the new SSD.

  My thought on the hard drive setup.

  (C) Samsung 850 EVO 250 GB SSD (OS and programs)

  (E :) WD Black 1 TB for storage

  (F) SSD 480 GB Sandisk Ultra II for Media Files folder of the project

  (G),SSD 480 GB Sandisk Ultra II for the Cache previews

  
  

  Here is an image showing the readers:
  

  

  Firstly a bit of my workflow.

  I do my correction of color and most of the effects in the first.
  I work mainly in first with dynamic link to 2015 after effects CC (audio mix in Audition with video export not dynamic link).

  I work in After Effects alone is that for some intensive 3D editing, intros, outros.

  When in Premiere Pro... I do the dynamic link to After Effects to replace After Effects Composition and to render in Place (can always come back to make changes later).

  I do all my titles in After Effects with dynamic link as well. Yet once, make and replace it as always.

  If it's something intense, I work in After Effects only and import that into first separately.

  My projects are not huge. Never really more than 50 GB. Usually short videos upward at 10 minutes.

  Now, I read in the manual on some of what I'm about to ask, but some is still not clear.

  Here are some shots:

  First my global memory configuration (upgraded to 32 GB of RAM soon)

  

  First screenshots and issues: Please see at the beginning of this thread and the structure of the unit.

  It is where I have my Cache of media and data base: G:\ which is a Sandisk Ultra II SSD 480 GB
  

  Now, my question is about the capture video and Audio captured. Type to get what it is...

  but it also refers to all of my media files? Where are my media files and project files?

  Don't forget, I have not checked my projects, I work on and moved in the new SSD.
  My project files and media are going to go on the F: drive, which is a card Sandisk Ultra II 480 GB SSD.

  Future projects will make their way.
  As you can see I put my video Previews and Audio previews the G: drive, which is the other

  SSD 480 GB SanDisk Ultra II.

  Auto backup project, I guess that would be fine in the future as well as project.

  

  Now After Effects: Should which drive I set my Cache Disk too given my configuration?

  

  Last part of this equation is export of Final project: when I export final, I manually select where I want. Which

  Drive would give me the faster export? Size of exports nor more than 2 GB of the file. (mainly goes on youtube)

  So I know that it is a wall of text and images, just try to give all the information.
  If anyone has any input of the best configuration, it would be great.

  I have two SSD Sandisk Plus 120 GB drives, with a slow writing of about 180 MB/s speed
  Those that would be used in RAID0 of my Sandisk Ultra II died.

  I was the same person who responded to your other post. I'll add my 2cents, but I hope others will come along to give their advice as well.

  Another option of disk configuration, if your motherboard allows, is to make 2 raids.

  (C) Samsung 850 EVO 250 GB SSD (OS and programs)

  (D) DVD player

  (D) 2xSandisk more SSD 120 GB raid-0 (total 240 gb) (cache and previews)

  (E :)) 2xSandisk Ultra II 480 GB raid-0 (960 GB total) (media and projects))

  (F) external usb case or dock to hold the WD Black 1 TB (backups and storage)

  There should always be a backup of the project and the media on any drive, but raid 0 can add more risk, it must be ensured that these backups are fact/available.

  any project car record must be recorded in a different drive ongoing projects are being recorded. This is part of the idea of auto-enregistre is an automatic backup. its also been recommended to save the project as a copy, manually to another drive at least once a day, that auto-enregistre may fail or become corrupted (bugs).

  After that the effects disk cache setting should go to the cache drive, that we call cache & previews. disk cache should be used in dynamic link when you render and replace in the first, after that, if you need space, you can empty the cache in AE to release this space.

  the parameter memory in first: I don't think it means a lot, but I've seen people have to experiment only when getting poor performance. Looks like some had to put to memory or half of what was the total system, for first to work well. You may notice a difference in changing its settings.

  the captured video and audio areas captured that I think are only for new media captured/recorded directly in the first. I don't think that it applies to as rendered files and replace the video or audio.

  exports, your processor is only 4 core and depending on the amount of work the cpu must do during export, the performance of readers may not have any effect. If its export quickly, you can export to any drive other than the drive media/projects. If you're looking at the windows task manager and see cpu at 50-75% and think it's a disk it slows down, chances are his righteous inefficiencies in the low usage of the processor responsible for adobe software.