What will be the best strategy for encoding performance ?

hi all.

 

as rooky premier element 11, comes feedback configuration choice.

 

my pc self made choice:

cpu intel core i7 3770k - 3.5ghz

gpu geforce gtx 660 oc 2go or ati hd 5870

ram 16 go (2x8go) gskill pc3-10700  (2400 mhz)

motherboard asus p8z77-v pro

ssd samsung pro 256go  defines system (c:\)

premiere element installed on it.

 

what if have choice buy 1 or 2 hdd 1to sata iii 64mo (6 gbit/s)  ?

 

i know should put following files in order best performance encode movie in full hd.   

- movie source files

- premiere element temp files

- output (final movie file)

 

 

thanks idears

 

biglooping

the tradition hdds spread them out on multiple drives prevent input/output drive bottlenecks.  of article in adobe libraries (that i've found) aimed @ users workstations have multiple hard drives , various backup systems.  few articles have mentioned ssds apparently have not been considered trustworthy. 

 

i have new asus i7 laptop , happy creating new folder each project , putting in folder.  create folder, put copies of media plan use in it, start new project , double check in preferences scratch disks set "same project".

 

since use ssd work drive, hdd storage , less significant software installations.  @ 7200 rpm relatively fast, not important way manage video projects. 

 

at output near 1:1 render times, unless there significant use of effects , multiple video tracks. 

 

the laptop has 7200 rpm hdd.  tried various suggestions spreading out source, temp , output files , got no noticeable improvements in performance.  so, if choose manage projects do, not matter hdd buy.

 

when project complete move entire folder drive storage , on yet drive.  if want work on project, can move entire folder ssd.  find convenient. 

 

bill s

 

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