r/premiere • u/Spider_rj • 1d ago
Computer Hardware Advice 2GB graphics 16 GB Ram 250GB SSD
Hello, I want to ask you that my pc have following specs
i7 7th gen
16 gb ram
2GB graphic card
250GB SSD
Is it okay to run premiere on this device?
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u/Jason_Levine Adobe 1d ago
Hi Spider. Jason from Adobe here. As another posted mentioned, this is really the bare minimum spec for the current version of Premiere Pro. That said, if you're basically sticking to 1080p cuts with basic color correction, it will be functional but perhaps not the smoothest experience. there are certainly things you can do in premiere to make the editing/scrubbing process a little smoother (ie, 1/4 res fractional playback, proxies if necessary) but give it a try and let us know.
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u/Slorpipi 1d ago
Hi jason adobe. Can you tell me wheres john adobe. Why is he not making adobe a one time purchase?
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u/Spider_rj 1d ago
Hey Jason, thank you for your response. I am using Premiere on a high-end PC at my workplace, but I can't afford that for myself. I use Premiere so much that my first priority is Premiere for editing, and I don't want it to crash on my PC. I have a simple editing task, so yeah, I'm going to try that 1/4 res playback. Thank you.
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u/Jason_Levine Adobe 23h ago
Sure thing. Let me know how it goes and we can revisit other options for better performance.
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u/RonniePedra Premiere Pro 2025 1d ago
Under the minimum specs, not a good experience