However there is a general guideline for all video editing computers: It's better to keep it dedicated as much as possible to video editing and minimize the number of other applications installed on the same machine. PPRO does "play nicely" with other applications on your computer and you shouldn't have any problems running it on the same machine you use for other tasks such as Internet browsing, office work, etc. Again, refer to Adobe's system requirements page for a list of compatible cards. To use it you need to have a compatible graphic card installed but it's worth it-there is a significant performance increase. This is a feature originally introduced in CS5 that provides much faster, smoother video playback without rendering. Naturally you'll want more than the absolute minimum if you want good performance, and I suggest you look at Adobe's "recommended specs" and treat them as the minimum requirements. See Adobe's system requirements page for the minimum specifications your computer should have. Whatever the level of professionalism there are some useful things you can do to maximize performance.
Adobe Premiere Pro (PPRO) can be used on just about any modern desktop computer running Windows or Mac OS, from home computers to high-end workstations.
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