Preco namiesto skladacky, kde je vzdy iste riziko, ze si nieco nebude rozumiet s niecim nekupis uz hotovu masinu od vyrobcu?
Vyhoda je, ze testy uz za teba spravil vyrobca, takze sanca na nekompatibilitu, ci nejake padanie systemu bude vyrazne mensia ako u skladacky.

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Co sa tyka vyberu karty tak uz tu spominany Puget pise o medzigeneracnych rozdieloch toto:

Overall, the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 Series GPUs do very well in Premiere Pro, but in most cases are an incremental improvement over the previous generation. High-end users are the ones who would benefit the most from an upgrade, as the new RTX 4090 can give you up to a 20% performance increase over the RTX 3090 in some workloads. But for the RTX 4080 and 4070 Ti, you are usually only looking at a 5-10% increase in performance.

The area where the 40-Series showed the most performance gain was when working with H.264 and HEVC media, but that is also the main area where AMD has the biggest lead over NVIDIA with their Radeon 7900 XTX. And in fact, we would argue that if performance for these types of media is critical for your workflow, more important than what GPU you use is to utilize an Intel CPU that supports Quick Sync. Not only is Quick Sync typically faster than using either NVIDIA or AMD GPUs, but it also supports a broader range of HEVC variations.

In terms of NVIDIA vs AMD, we would say that NVIDIA holds the lead over AMD at the moment, although choosing between the two brands isn’t always going to be completely straightforward. The main advantages of the AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX is its stronger performance with H.264/HEVC media (if you can’t take advantage of an Intel CPU with Quick Sync), and the fact that it has 24GB of VRAM. If neither of those is a requirement for your workflow, however, we would give the edge to NVIDIA based not only on performance but also on less tangible things like application support and stability.

What this all means is that for most Premiere Pro users, the RTX 40 Series GPUs are going to be our primary recommendation going forward. They are not massively faster than the previous generation, but they are a better value simply from a price-to-performance standpoint than older GeForce cards. If your budget isn’t quite up to an RTX 4070 Ti, the RTX 3070 and below are still solid cards, but if you are looking for something in the $800+ range, the RTX 40 Series is going to be our go-to choice.