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We are investigating these reported issues. Thanks for the feedback.
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Thank you for the update Peter!
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Sam Garfield, THANK YOU for showing us that link and that there's internal progress on this! Can only hope it's addressed in the next update. (Also, I can't believe I've been living with this for a year now...)
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I have this problem as well, and it drives me crazy. My machine has a 1950x CPU and GTX 1070 GPU. Constant frame dropping on playback of baseline 1080 footage, proxy footage, and even rendered footage in the timeline. Disk speed and RAM etc. is more than fast enough to handle it. I don't have an alternate GPU to test, but it sounds like Peter's AMD card bypasses the issue. This shouldn't be happening.
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It's been over two years since Threadripper released, and over one year since Adobe tuned into these issues and said they are investigating.
What has come from this investigation so far? Nothing. All of us with a Threadripper and Nvidia GPU combination seem to be screwed indefinitely by this problem.
Oh well. Adobe, if you ever look at this though, send my email a message. I'd be happy to provide you with samples of the issue, and help you troubleshoot. It's embarrassing how long we've all waited.