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Timestamps:
0:00 - Start
1:00 - Disable your clips when you’re not using them.
1:42 - Make sure GPU acceleration is turned on
2:09 - Use low quality resolution on playback
2:34 - Use global FX mute
3:49 - Use 3 drives
4:13 - Turn off “automatically refresh growing files”.
4:23 - Clean cache files.
4:31 - Set the media cache to automatically delete.
4:44 - Disable mercury transit
5:00 - Consider turning off media encoder cue during timeline playback.
5:18 - Match the sequence setting with the footage settings.
5:40 - Render your previews.
6:10 - Use proxies
6:48 - Toggle between proxies with the toggle proxies button
6:52 - Allocate more memory
7:02- Delete the preview files of older projects.
7:16 - Shoot your videos in PRORES
7:37 - Update premiere pro and creative cloud
7:45 - Check your hard-drive disk space.
7:57 - Optimize premiere pro for performance.
8:08 - Disable autosave
8:23 - Don’t edit directly from your memory card / SD card
8:44 - Render dynamically linked comps.
9:06 - Close Lumetri scopes
9:10 - Run premiere pro alone
9:19 - Partially export a complex part of your timeline
9:52 - Turn off overlays.
10:00 - Apply effects in the correct order.
10:30 - Use previews on export
10:50 - Make your preview files PRORES
10:57 - Use hardware encoding
11:21 - Put all effects on adjustment layers
11:40 - Delete temporary files.
12:00 - Optimize windows for performance
12:17 - Clean the “”PreFetch” folder.
13:02 - Restart occasionally
13:17 - Make sure you have an antivirus active
13:36 - Remove unused USBs plugged into your PC
13:46 - Consider investing in a monitor with a fast refresh rate and response time
14:11 - Use a memory test program to check RAM health.
14:36 - Scan for unwanted software
14:50 - Reinstall windows (Make sure to backup your files.)
15:06 - Close background processes
15:24 - Update your drivers
15:29 - Make sure you are running the latest windows update.
15:37 - Use high priority settings for a specific program
16:02 - Make sure the temperature of your hardware is optimal
16:21 - Limit the startup programs
16:57 - Fine-Tune your PC’s power plan
17:12 - Organize your desktop
17:21 - Use “Disk Cleanup”
17:32 - Consider uninstalling drivers completely and reinstalling them.
18:00 - Manage your virtual memory.
18:37 - Consider turning off “System Restore”
19:26 - Check for unintended overclocks
19:48 - Set a custom fan curve.
20:08 - Use the task manager to check if disk usage is too high
20:26 - Use a 64-bit version of windows
20:40 - Update your BIOS
20:48 - Consider disabling windows defender
21:00 - Consider upgrading your CPU fan
21:07 - Delete drivers for hardware you no longer use
21:21 - Consider overclocking to boost performance
21:47 - Properly set overclock voltages
22:03 - Make sure newly installed RAMs are running at advertised speed.
22:15 - Replace old and slow hard drives
22:22 - Partition drives properly after installing fresh windows
22:34 - Consider building your new PC yourself.
22:46 - Make It a habit to turn off your computer properly
22:58 - Defrag your drives
23:09 - Always run the native resolution of your screen
23:21 - Optimize the global display color settings
23:33 - Enable AMA on your monitor
23:46 - Disable the windows game bar
23:56 - Disable the dedicated overlay from your GPU driver’s UI
24:16 - Check the program advisor in your GPU driver’s UI
24:31 - Check out the windows performance troubleshooter.
24:39 - Stop or delete one drive
24:53 - Turn off search indexing
25:10 - Disable transparency effects
25:18 - Use automated windows maintenance
25:32 - Disabe delivery optimization
25:42 - Delete unnecessary windows stock apps
25:51 - Consider using different partitions on a single disk
26:14 - Run a “Full System” scan from time to time
26:31 - Consider setting your CPU to always run at its boost speed
26:50 - Opt for cooling over acoustics

HARDWARE TIPS:
27:16 - Purchase a more powerful graphics card
27:40 - Upgrade to an SSD
27:50 - Use a USB-C connector
27:59 - Make sure your PC has good cooling
28:10 - Purchase more RAM
28:34 - Clean your hardware
28:49 - Disable the virtual assistant
29:05 - Check the speed of your RAM
29:29 - Always aim for proper cable management
29:47 - Always opt for an HDMI connection over DVI or VGA
29:58 - If you run dual monitors, opt for two GPUs as well.
30:09 - Conclusion

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