For the video editors and heavy animation producers in the house, please will Adobe After effects and Premiere pro CC work well on HP Envy X360 15 Intel Core I7 8550U (16GB RAM,512SSD,4GB NVIDIA GeForce) system without dragging.

You'll be fine.

The configuration seems cool.

What's the processor speed?

shegsone:
For the video editors and heavy animation producers in the house, please will Adobe After effects and Premiere pro CC work well on HP Envy X360 15 Intel Core I7 8550U (16GB RAM,512SSD,4GB NVIDIA GeForce) system without dragging.

shegsone:
For the video editors and heavy animation producers in the house, please will Adobe After effects and Premiere pro CC work well on HP Envy X360 15 Intel Core I7 8550U (16GB RAM,512SSD,4GB NVIDIA GeForce) system without dragging.

Why not. As long as your windows 10 runs fine and it should.

Just ensure when u are editing, always put your system on high performance mode (battery setting) cos your processor is built to conserve battery (that's why u have the U at the end of your processor specs).

Ram is fine and you have a very good gpu as well!

U might try to also skin down your windows

tolajay:
You'll be fine.

The configuration seems cool.

What's the processor speed?

Thanks for the reply bro, the processor speed is 1.8GHz to 4GHz, according to what was written in the system description but i want to believe its 1.8GHz

Over confidence dey worry the laptop,It will.

bigl:


Why not. As long as your windows 10 runs fine and it should.

Just ensure when u are editing, always put your system on high performance mode (battery setting) cos your processor is built to conserve battery (that's why u have the U at the end of your processor specs).

Ram is fine and you have a very good gpu as well!

U might try to also skin down your windows

Thanks for the input bro, the processor speed on the spec of the system was written 1.8GHz to 4GHz so its getting me confused, cos i don't know why the processor speed has to be written in range.

I don't know what you mean by "skin down your windows"

shegsone:


Thanks for the input bro, the processor speed on the spec of the system was written 1.8GHz to 4GHz so its getting me confused, cos i don't know why the processor speed has to be written in range.

I don't know what you mean by "skin down your windows"

Yeah. The lower no means when the computer processor is idle and there is no demand for power, it stays at 1.8ghz and of course, use less energy which in turn means, longer lasting battery.

And in reverse if for instance u open after effects or some high demanding software to get some stuffs done, the processor senses the need for more power and might run as high as 4ghz (provided your cooling system/environment can allow that without over heating).

They call it turbo-boost or something.

Anyway, skinning down means, removing stuffs u don't need that comes pre-installed with windows. Bloatware or whatever they call it.

I use tuneup 2014 to get all that done and it does it effectively so u have a windows that run only what u want it to run.

One more tip: pls stay away from mcafee antivirus or its other cousins: they hog your processor.

If u need more info about adobe softwares or other stuffs, hit me up on whatsapp: 0803 431 1147

shegsone:
For the video editors and heavy animation producers in the house, please will Adobe After effects and Premiere pro CC work well on HP Envy X360 15 Intel Core I7 8550U (16GB RAM,512SSD,4GB NVIDIA GeForce) system without dragging.

Please how can you borrow me your Adobe after effect and premiere pro

bigl:


Yeah. The lower no means when the computer processor is idle and there is no demand for power, it stays at 1.8ghz and of course, use less energy which in turn means, longer lasting battery.

And in reverse if for instance u open after effects or some high demanding software to get some stuffs done, the processor senses the need for more power and might run as high as 4ghz (provided your cooling system/environment can allow that without over heating).

They call it turbo-boost or something.

Anyway, skinning down means, removing stuffs u don't need that comes pre-installed with windows. Bloatware or whatever they call it.

I use tuneup 2014 to get all that done and it does it effectively so u have a windows that run only what u want it to run.

One more tip: pls stay away from mcafee antivirus or its other cousins: they hog your processor.

If u need more info about adobe softwares or other stuffs, hit me up on whatsapp: 0803 431 1147

alright thanks, i've sent you a message on whatsapp.

Mulatta:

Please how can you borrow me your Adobe after effect and premiere pro

Where's your location

shegsone:


Where's your location

Ikorodu

shegsone:


Where's your location

Ikorodu please