Adobe Premiere Pro
Adobe · Video editing
Adobe’s professional non-linear video editor.
- Min
- GPU with 2 GB of GPU memory · 8 GB RAM
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- RTX 3060 12GB · 32 GB RAM
Editing, colour grading, VFX and audio post in one application.
DaVinci Resolve is the most GPU-dependent mainstream video application: colour grading, noise reduction and Fusion effects all run on the GPU, and VRAM is frequently the binding constraint on high-resolution timelines. A free version covers most of the feature set; Studio adds hardware-accelerated codecs and neural features.
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