The amount of RAM required for each background process varies depending on your system configuration; at least 1 GB per process is recommended. Optimum performance is achieved with computer systems with at least 2 GB of installed RAM per processor core.
Do you have yours set at 1.5? I'mnewto this forgive me
The 1.5 I have it set for is for the rest of my computer to use, I had it set for 500MB (or 0.5gb) of ram per CORE. If you have a Quad Core, 4 x 0.5GB = 2GB usage. You can certainly go higher if you have A) More cores or B) More Ram available!
Hey thanks man, great video. Any idea how this works with 4gb on dual cores? I heard that Multiprocessing on 4gb may slow rendering instead of speed it up, and that to really benefit you need about 6gb... but that was just from some blogger so who knows, right?
If you are on a 64-bit OS (Which I hope you are) Then you will be able to utilize 1.5gb's per core while leaving 1gb for the rest of the computer. Which is a decent trade. Using Multicore Processing will increase you RAM preview rendering speed, allowing you to get higher quality renders at a quicker time, but the trade-off is a slightly lower amount of video rendered (So you'll need to RAM preview portions instead of the whole thing, depending on the length).
And I haven't noted any performance decreases at all. You'll have to link me this blogger in a pm so I can check his statement lol. Thank you for commenting!
@ILegitify me either
tracksquad169 6 months ago
works great, a lot faster :D
tombotification 6 months ago
I have 8 gb's of ram, it says something about me needing to render more than 1 frame
themightyqsprodigy 11 months ago
when i render the outcome is really jerky and i get random twitches and color flashes in each frame can someone tell me what the hell this is?
GamePlayUK 1 year ago
Also, this is what i got from AE.
The amount of RAM required for each background process varies depending on your system configuration; at least 1 GB per process is recommended. Optimum performance is achieved with computer systems with at least 2 GB of installed RAM per processor core.
Do you have yours set at 1.5? I'mnewto this forgive me
saeroner 2 years ago
@saeroner
The 1.5 I have it set for is for the rest of my computer to use, I had it set for 500MB (or 0.5gb) of ram per CORE. If you have a Quad Core, 4 x 0.5GB = 2GB usage. You can certainly go higher if you have A) More cores or B) More Ram available!
IceBreaker6 2 years ago
I notice that under "RAM to use for other applications" you have it set at 1.5
Will this slow down the performance of a NLE if using along with AE... PP.CS4 in my case... I've got 12 gigs
saeroner 2 years ago
@saeroner I wish i had 12 GB....4 is not enough
adamp8810 11 months ago
Hey thanks man, great video. Any idea how this works with 4gb on dual cores? I heard that Multiprocessing on 4gb may slow rendering instead of speed it up, and that to really benefit you need about 6gb... but that was just from some blogger so who knows, right?
DailySpectacle 2 years ago
Part 1:
If you are on a 64-bit OS (Which I hope you are) Then you will be able to utilize 1.5gb's per core while leaving 1gb for the rest of the computer. Which is a decent trade. Using Multicore Processing will increase you RAM preview rendering speed, allowing you to get higher quality renders at a quicker time, but the trade-off is a slightly lower amount of video rendered (So you'll need to RAM preview portions instead of the whole thing, depending on the length).
IceBreaker6 2 years ago
Part 2:
And I haven't noted any performance decreases at all. You'll have to link me this blogger in a pm so I can check his statement lol. Thank you for commenting!
IceBreaker6 2 years ago