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OS - Windows 10
Processor - i7-6800k CPU @3.4GHz
GPU - NVidia GeForce 1080
RAM - 32 GB
Premiere Pro - 2017 CC 11.2
I upgraded from a i5 Windows 10 CPU with 24 GB of RAM and the render times are better on the previous computer. When rendering a 30 minute Interview it would take about 1 hour. On this computer showing 5 hours. I have updated the GeForce Drivers to the latest and at this point not sure what else to do.
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Update: Issue is Nested Timelines. It caused my render time to go from 24 minutes on a 40 minute video to 3 hours.
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sometimes it shows multiple hours in start give it a minute, and on what settings you rendering?
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Using Hardware Acceleration (CUDA). Downscale rendering from 4k to 1080P. Playback and actual editing workflow is much faster its just the exporting that is taking way longer then it usually does.
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Must be the downscale is causing the slow render what is your source format and which format you exporting?
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Its strange because im using the same settings from the last computer H.264 Youtube 1080P but its moving as if I only have Software rendering selected. When i use Software Rendering and Cuda it has the same time for rendering. Its almost as if Cuda doesnt work.
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Update: Issue is Nested Timelines. It caused my render time to go from 24 minutes on a 40 minute video to 3 hours.