To no ones surprise I found that 32GB’s was by far the best choice, offering the best performance and speed in both programs if you can afford it. If you are planning on making/editing a lot of videos you should really look to get at least 16GB of RAM. I also found that it has a noticeable impact on in program performance. RAM can have a huge impact on render time. Premiere Pro Render Test Results RAM SIZE After Effects Render Test Results RAM SIZE Premiere Pro Render Testįor the Premiere Pro test I will be rendering my Intel 600P review, which is a 4:40 minute video which represents a normal workload for a YouTube review. This clip is comprised of three 1080p video files, and various effects making it especially taxing.
While this will dramatically slow down render times it will eliminate some variables and give a better representation of the differences offered by just the RAM.Įach clip will be rendered in 1080P and 4K separately on each of the three RAM kits.įor the After Effects test I will be rendering a 10 second clip. Samsung 840 EVO 120GB SATA SSD (Scratch Drive)įor the render test I will be disabling GPU Acceleration and Disk Caching.Samsung 850 EVO 500GB SATA SSD (File Drive).The rendering will be done on an Intel based system.
Choosing the right amount of RAM can go a long way in speeding up performance when using Premiere Pro and After Effects. No matter how powerful your computer is, rendering video files can take quite a while.
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