Operating system Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit), v1909 or later. Intel 6th Gen or newer CPU, or AMD Ryzen™ 1000 Series or newer CPU. Now, let’s take a peep at the system requirements if you’re using Windows: To continue using Export to tape (including HDCAM) via an SDI-connected deck, you need Premiere Pro running on Intel-based computers. Import of certain XDCAM formats (currently XDCAMEX). Import and export of the GoPro Cineform codec. Capture workflows (DV, HDV, third-party capture support, and device control). There are some differences in functionality and some features are not available with Premiere Pro on Apple M1. Now, in regards to the M1 updates with Premiere and the new Mac chips, Adobe said this about Premiere’s functionality and compatibility: 8 GB of available hard-disk space for installation-additional free space required during installation (will not install on removable flash storage). But, if you’re just looking for the requirements so you can bounce, we got you. We’re going to explain what these components are and some of the recommended products currently on the market. However, through recent updates with Resolve and FCPX, all three major programs are beginning to accommodate all types of builds and setups from various GPUs and CPUs. When looked at in comparison to the other non-linear editing platforms out there, Premiere is in a constant state of flux, adapting and changing to work with whatever editors have. This practically makes the latest version of Premiere Pro that you can install with your current hardware and software configuration to be the first (2013) version of Premiere Pro CC (as there are no versions available any longer between 20 due to the Dolby licensing dispute).īut even with all that, Premiere Pro will still run like a car with its wheels stuck in the mud.Let’s look at the powerhouse editing program, Premiere Pro, and tackle all the specs you need to know to work with it. So, technically if only the OS is considered, the latest version of Premiere Pro that you could install would have been CC 2018 (12.1.x) - but that version would have required a minimum of 8 GB of system RAM installed. 
And officially, the latest version of OSX it supports is El Capitan (10.11.x). As such, it cannot use MPE hardware acceleration at all in any version of Premiere Pro - not even the first version of Premiere Pro that supported it, CS5 (which still required at least 765 MB of free, unused VRAM in order to even enable that feature at all). That MacBook Pro 5.5 is only a low-speed dual-core Core 2 Duo with no hyperthreading whatsoever CPU-based system with only a 13" 1280x800 display and only a GeForce GT 9400M with only 256 MB of VRAM.
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