Will a new GPU increase performance in Premiere?

[Dnhilos]

So I decided to build a new system for video editing.
Here's what I'm running so far:

Ryzen 2600x (No OC)
16gb memory @ 3000
Gigabyte x470 Aorus Ultra Gaming
500Gb m.2 for programs
500Gb SSD for scratch

Furthermore, I keep using my GTX 460 until graphics card prices are acceptable again.

I did some intensive testing with 4k and 8k footage. The 4k runs smooth, until I put effects on it (lumetri). At that point the CPU shows 100% usage, the graphics card only about 5%.
This made me wonder:
Will a new GPU take some work off of the CPU, or will it make little to no difference, since the current GPU doesn't seem to do much?

UPDATE:
Im mainly wondering about the playback, not exporting.

 

[lumineZ]

I am by no means an video editing expert by any means.

But from what you are telling I would say it will make no real improvements to get a better GPU. You need more + faster cores on the CPU side.

 

[jaslion]

So I decided to build a new system for video editing.
Here's what I'm running so far:

Ryzen 2600x (No OC)
16gb memory @ 3000
Gigabyte x470 Aorus Ultra Gaming
500Gb m.2 for programs
500Gb SSD for scratch

Furthermore, I keep using my GTX 460 until graphics card prices are acceptable again.

I did some intensive testing with 4k and 8k footage. The 4k runs smooth, until I put effects on it (lumetri). At that point the CPU shows 100% usage, the graphics card only about 5%.
This made me wonder:
Will a new GPU take some work off of the CPU, or will it make little to no difference, since the current GPU doesn't seem to do much?

UPDATE:
Im mainly wondering about the playback, not exporting.

In exporting it will help in playback not really. You need a better cpu for that.

 

[Dnhilos]

So I decided to build a new system for video editing.
Here's what I'm running so far:

Ryzen 2600x (No OC)
16gb memory @ 3000
Gigabyte x470 Aorus Ultra Gaming
500Gb m.2 for programs
500Gb SSD for scratch

Furthermore, I keep using my GTX 460 until graphics card prices are acceptable again.

I did some intensive testing with 4k and 8k footage. The 4k runs smooth, until I put effects on it (lumetri). At that point the CPU shows 100% usage, the graphics card only about 5%.
This made me wonder:
Will a new GPU take some work off of the CPU, or will it make little to no difference, since the current GPU doesn't seem to do much?

UPDATE:
Im mainly wondering about the playback, not exporting.

In exporting it will help in playback not really. You need a better cpu for that.

Must say in that case im a bit disappointed at the 2600x. What do you recommend for 4k video playback + some lumetri?

 

[The Paladin]

your problem is that GTX 460, you need more cuda power

if your going to do 1080p and or 4K editing you need to go read this information scroill down about 1 page and they start quoting requirement such as GTX970 and higher depending on what you intend to do.
https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/system-requirements.html

 

[Dnhilos]

your problem is that GTX 460, you need more cuda power

if your going to do 1080p and or 4K editing you need to go read this information scroill down about 1 page and they start quoting requirement such as GTX970 and higher depending on what you intend to do.
https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/system-requirements.html

I've read the page. Unsure as to if it will improve playback tho.

 

[RobCrezz]

your problem is that GTX 460, you need more cuda power

if your going to do 1080p and or 4K editing you need to go read this information scroill down about 1 page and they start quoting requirement such as GTX970 and higher depending on what you intend to do.
https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/system-requirements.html

I've read the page. Unsure as to if it will improve playback tho.

Should do. Your current gpu is too old to decode 4k effectively
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nvidia_PureVideo#The_first_generation_PureVideo_HD

I better gpu should decode and encode h264 with much higher performance.