TP requires a dedicated GPU card, and there's no workaround if you can't add a video card.

There are also a few GPU-accelerated effects that you won't be able to use, but all the other built-in titles and effects will be available.

Since the HD3000 is on 3rd generation CPUs and Intel is now on the 5th and 6th gen, you can imagine that your editing performance will not be anything like it would be on a new machine.

Without seeing the rest of your system specs it's hard to say how well your system will do when editing, but the bottom line is that you'd have greatly improved performance if you're able to get a newer computer.

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Thanks optodata. Not ready for a new PC yet so I guess Ill limp along on what I have. ASUS GL752VW/ Windows 10 64 bit / 16GB RAM / Intel i7 6700HQ @ 2.6GHz / NVIDIA GeForce GTX960M / PD14 Ultimate -2820

Sure thing. You may benefit from turning on Shadow Files if you're editing HD clips. You'll see a little yellow tag on each clip in your media library and each will turn green as PD finishes creating the shadow copy. It's a good idea to let every clip's icon turn green to avoid issues like jerkiness and skipping when you try to edit or preview your project.

It will take some time for that process to finish, but you'll be working with low-res versions in the editor which should help things move quickly there. When you produce, PD will use the full resolution clips so your finished video will be very high quality

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Canon Vixia GX10 (4K 60p) | HF G30 (HD 60p) | Yi Action+ 4K | 360Fly 4K 360°