Mogamad
Epic Member
You never mentioned what type of video you edit because based on the setup you mentioned even though its old, a 3770k should have zero problems editing 1080p timelines h264. IF you're editing 4k or h265, thats where the limits kick in in terms of scrubbing footage but if you got the time, convert the files to cineform or pro res and that system should generally be okay to edit and even grade. Latest version of premiere allows hardware encoding and a 1080ti is supported so your render times will drop down by a lot. I read you already switching to Ryzen which solves the problems I mentioned and good to see you going for 16gigsx2 of ram. more cores comes handy when using vfx or doing a lot of overlay work on a timeline of 2hrs plus or a fast cut style of edit. also make sure to Allocate 28gigs in the settings of premiere ( or whatever the max amount is to reserve, dont remember off the top of my head) and you should have a pleasant overall experience. Editing off a ssd also helps a ton when scrubbing but is generally okay when the footage lives on a 7200rpm HDD drive when editing. Premiere is not that demanding as people on YouTube make it out to be though. Congrats on your new build and hope it all goes lekker!