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In the mean time, disable "Shadow Files". in the User Preferences (gear icon).
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wait until they have been generated you'll see the progress above the timeline.
There are other user preferences that you might need to address.
Your gaming computer should not be an issue unless you are doing a lot of "fancy stuff" with the video.
Thank you for the comments.
I disabled shadow files, also enabled hardware acceleration, and did optimization. Still a lot of lag,and loading time when doing simple tasks.
Anyone have any idea if it would help to change any settings in the Nvidia,.. geforce gt 630m 2gb
Thanks again!
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As a general rule, a Desktop will always be a better option for video editing. As for which one to get, over to those with more knowledge. 
Thank you for your reply. I am definitly leaning more twords a desktop.
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I recently got a great deal on a gaming laptop: Asus , with intel i7, 16 gb ram , Not purchased solely for powerdirector, but I thought this would work well for running the program, however, not so.
I get a lot of lagging when doing things like, splitting a clip, or even just moving clips around. It lags, sometimes crashes, I get the "program not responding" message often.
So, I'm looking to buy a new laptop, that will run powerdirector 18 smoothly, and have plenty of storage space. It actually does not have to be a laptop, could be a desktop as long as it comes bundled with the monitor, and my budget is around 800.
Anyone have any suggestions? What would you buy? Are there any laptops that may come bundled with powerdirector 17, or 18?
Thanks for your time, and suggestions!
D.
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