Youtube using HEVC for high resolution back then. You need at least GTX 10xx or GTX 950/960 for HEVC decoding. AMD wise Im not familiar with that.

Now they slowly move to AV1... this one no need to say also not supported by your CPU nor GPU.

Processor, Mainboard Not enough Ram

i think you kena con

cpu slow, gpu apa brand dan model?, RAM kena min 32GB, motherboard offer many features but not on performance

Install h264ify extension to your browser.
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/h2...gioiakgal?hl=en

HEVC is proprietary. Youtube is using VP8/VP9.

Huh? There was no transaction involved.

This post has been edited by kingkingyyk: Dec 24 2024, 09:58 AM

Hi sifus, first and foremost, my big thank you to you all for your comments and suggestions.. It really helped me in my research and decision making , after considering everything (budget, etc.)

I upgraded the:
- CPU to the i7-14470F
- MOBO to the Gigabyte B760 DS3H AX
- RAM to 32gb Corsair Vengeance

And kept the rest . As I realised that Video Editing with Premiere Pro uses CPU and RAM a lot more than GPU .
And like you suggested to upgrade, it is really a night and day difference when it comes to scrubbing and quick viewing footages in the Timeline in Premiere Pro, even with 4K footages... so, THANK YOU SO MUCH, SIFUS. 🙏🙏🙏

BUT there is a few things I don't feel right about my new upgrades ...

1) On First/Cold Boot (when first plugging power cable into the wall and turning on) - My PC will automatically turn on without even needing to press the Power Button on the casing ...
This feels weird to me. Although it is more convenient... But because I am so used to pressing the Power Button after plugging into the wall plug .
* NOTE: This only happens on Cold Boot (first plug into wall) ... If I shut down my PC, and don't pull out plug from the wall socket... I can press the Power Button on casing to turn on the PC normally.

2) On First/Cold Boot (when first plugging power cable into the wall and turning on) - The PC will turn on (fans all spinning) for 1-2 seconds, and then suddenly turn off (as if it died), and then turn on again after 1 second , and continue running as normal .

Are all these new characteristics normal , for my new hardwares ??

I called the sales person, and was told it is normal for newer motherboards to first/cold boot this way.. But I don't want to wait until my MOBO or other hardware die (from the on/off/on issue on every startup boot), then only have to claim warranty.

UPDATE: I switched the CR2032 bios battery to a new one, and it changes the timing of the "suddenly turn off" and "turn on-again" to 5 second later after booting up. (With the new bios battery, it was 1 second after boot up)

Does this mean there is an issue with this MOBO ?

You just missed out the encoding/decoding goodies from Intel IGP by going F processor.

Check the "Restore on AC/power loss" settings in bios.

pls get new PC altogether, spec too old and not worth to upgrade. best to just buy a new complete PC set. what spec to buy depends on what hardware the software you use can support.

Honestly.. I have no idea what are these F, KF, etc codes. I'm just very happy the current specs run exactly to my needs 😊🙌 But to understand better - What is Intel IGP, and how does it differ from the F processor?

Noted. I did try to find it, and saw something like that setting earlier. But it was "Disabled".

On 1st boot will take some time to go into WIndows as it has to do memory training esp when you set to XMP. After that should be faster, if changing the bios battery change the characteristic, sounds like the old battery has expired and the mobo cannot hold RAM settings thus why it needs to redo mem training. If its consistently now is better after cold boots then it should be no related problem anymore.

F has disabled (broken) integrated graphics which helps in encoding/decoding your videos that even works better than your GTX1060.

a 12 13gen laptop perform faster than this