Check if your system meets the requirements for Windows Movie Maker. It may have limitations based on RAM capacity.
Check if your system meets the requirements for Windows Movie Maker. It may have limitations based on RAM capacity.
I know more RAM can speed up rendering in programs like Premiere, Vegas, and After Effects, especially when paired with a stronger CPU. Movie Maker also benefits from extra memory. Do you think using 16GB would reduce render times compared to 8GB, assuming your CPU is an i7 4790K?
Rendering speed depends more on your processor than on memory size unless you're constrained to under 4GB. Focus on RAM that supports smooth real-time editing and seamless previewing across multiple streams without delays caused by slow storage. Using only 8GB of RAM in WMM won't improve performance, as the bottleneck lies in the CPU.