Premiere Pro timelineperfomance Mac Pro Radeon VII

Would both Radeon VII work encoding H264? 5700xt encode 4k60 best but dual RVII will be better? thanks. I use OBS and Avermedia software (Recentral)

Do you have more room in the Mac Pro to fit an additional 2 Radeon VII's in? So 4 in total? or is 2 max?

I wasn't surprised. I left Premiere Pro at CS6 and haven't looked back. FCPX, is a much better program depending on your editing needs. Obviously you use DaVinci Resolve and I've heard it's great as well. Thank you for sharing your findings and excited for your next set of videos. BTW, any Final Cut Pro X videos?

I have a 2019 MP but I use FinalCut

Graphics cards and CPU can both be expensive. That being said AMD has a 32 Core CPU for under $2,000.00 dollars and a 64 core CPU for under $4,000.00 dollars. You Mac as configured will work better with DR than Premiere Pro but you can configure a system for the same price that would favor Premiere Pro. Premiere Pro will benefit from more CPU cores as opposed to dual graphics cards.

Can you do a FCPX video pls bro, would be really curious to see if that platform makes full use of the Vega 7s :)

Adobe... Nothing good other than Photoshop came from that company.

Time to try Final Cut Pro x ? 🤪🙏 😅

Resolve rules! The other "NLE" drools. 😁

Premiere pro has always been garbage, and what sucks is, these developers are only concerned about adding shiny gimmicks which doesn’t even work in the real world half of the time

Thanks for doing these videos, it's very important people understand that Premiere is garbage and to stop using it. One thing that will help this is more comparison tests with graphs. This way, it's easy for other professionals to see the graphs and understand what they're missing.

This isn't hard, "everyone" (apparently not) knows that Premiere sucks at both utilising multiple cores and GPU, whereas Resolve does a good job taking advantage of more system resources.
That's why it's funny sad that so many schmucks buy a severely overpriced Mac Pro instead of just checking Puget first and getting maxed out single core price for a fraction of the price.
It's about knowing the software and how your tool pipelines work, not just mindlessly throwing money at the problem hoping it solves itself.

More video, more test pls! :)