So with the help of Cadalyst, a benchmark produced by the people at the website of the same name, both 2D and 3D performance is tested (along with I/O and CPU, but that isn’t needed here). However, Adobe recommends that you have 32GB of RAM. Some of SPEC’s benchmarks on the following page take a look at CAD performance, but AutoCAD is left out. The XFX Radeon RX 7900 XTX Merc 310 OC is a top-of-the-line AMD graphics card that provides exceptional performance for video editing tasks on Adobe Premiere Pro. For Adobe Premiere CC, whether you’re using macOS or Windows 10, you absolutely need 16GB of RAM and 4GB of GPU VRAM (this is RAM specific to graphics, whether you’re gaming or editing film files). Autodesk AutoCAD 2016 (Cadalyst 2015 5.5b) ![]() If anyone out there has suggestions on other video encode tests I could include that might make better use of AMD’s graphics cards, please holler. As I like to say, it really pays to understand your workload, and right now, Premiere Pro works real well on Quadro. NVIDIA goes, the ~$400 P2000 performed almost as well as the $620 WX 7100. PugetBench for Premiere Pro now uploads results to our Online Database Step 1: Get the Plugin Find it on Adobe Exchange Free version is suitable for personal use. Overall, WX 3100 performance is great for its price point within AMD’s own lineup. If you look at the two Quadros here, there was a point of ceased returns on the 4K encode, but huge gains could still be seen in the music video project on the faster card, thanks to its thorough use of GPU accelerated filters. We find the sweet spot for Premiere Pro to lie at around 16 32 of high clocking Cores. Unlike in GPU rendering, where great scaling between GPUs can be easily seen (as evidenced on the previous page with the ProRender tests), figuring out the perks of a faster graphics card in video encoding can be tough.
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