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Looking for someone with a 3950x to compare against Sony Vegas?

Looking for someone with a 3950x to compare against Sony Vegas?

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themadripper
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02-26-2019, 11:18 PM
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Checking the Ryzen 3950x for your Sony Vegas and After Effects needs. It's good to know how much performance gain you might get. Sony Vegas utilizes multiple cores, so testing with this processor will help confirm if it fully leverages them. If you want a reliable answer, open up Sony Vegas, run a project, and observe core usage. Let me know the results!
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themadripper
02-26-2019, 11:18 PM #1

Checking the Ryzen 3950x for your Sony Vegas and After Effects needs. It's good to know how much performance gain you might get. Sony Vegas utilizes multiple cores, so testing with this processor will help confirm if it fully leverages them. If you want a reliable answer, open up Sony Vegas, run a project, and observe core usage. Let me know the results!

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mini_man3000
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02-28-2019, 10:49 PM
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Since you're using AE, why not switch to Premiere? I used Vegas before, but after trying Premiere I never came back. Premiere offers great GPU and CPU rendering power. In fact, I've seen clips showing it uses all available cores—even on a 16-core Threadripper.
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mini_man3000
02-28-2019, 10:49 PM #2

Since you're using AE, why not switch to Premiere? I used Vegas before, but after trying Premiere I never came back. Premiere offers great GPU and CPU rendering power. In fact, I've seen clips showing it uses all available cores—even on a 16-core Threadripper.

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malbaz72
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03-08-2019, 02:29 PM
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The resolution 3950x is suitable for After Effects, though ensure your project settings match the intended display size.
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malbaz72
03-08-2019, 02:29 PM #3

The resolution 3950x is suitable for After Effects, though ensure your project settings match the intended display size.

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03-08-2019, 03:48 PM
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Vegas offers a straightforward learning curve but has limited features, particularly in the GPU rendering engine. It's worth trying Premiere, mastering shortcuts, and once you're comfortable, it should perform as quickly or better than Vegas. For complex animations, use After Effects only; linear editing becomes too cumbersome and time-consuming. Pair Premiere with Adobe Audition for smooth audio integration. You can easily drag and drop Photoshop layers with ease. 3950X works well with multithreaded support across AE, Premiere, and Vegas when paired with GPU rendering, delivering impressive speed.
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leo_b0a
03-08-2019, 03:48 PM #4

Vegas offers a straightforward learning curve but has limited features, particularly in the GPU rendering engine. It's worth trying Premiere, mastering shortcuts, and once you're comfortable, it should perform as quickly or better than Vegas. For complex animations, use After Effects only; linear editing becomes too cumbersome and time-consuming. Pair Premiere with Adobe Audition for smooth audio integration. You can easily drag and drop Photoshop layers with ease. 3950X works well with multithreaded support across AE, Premiere, and Vegas when paired with GPU rendering, delivering impressive speed.

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