Why my system is taking 4 times or more to render and export? SOS

Question

HAve the latest system installed in the church for video editing. However, for a 30 mins project it takes 4 times or sometimes more to render and export. We are helpless. The following is the system configuration:
OS                    Windows 8.1 Pro 64 bit (6.3, Build 9600)
Software           Adobe Pro CC
Processor          AMD FX(tm) - 8320 Eight Core Processor, 3.50 GHz
RAM                    16 GB
System type          64-bit Operating system, x64-based processor
Graphics Card          AMD RAdeon HD 6670
MotherBoard     ASUS

Answer 1

I'm having the same problems.
I believe I have the answer.
Everything was fine until I upgraded to CC.
I built a box to specifically run Adobe products except the video card.
I have an i7 chip,16 R, 2T, Windows 8.1, 64 bit and AMD Radeon HD 6670 (unapproved video card)
I run a clean box. No 3rd party anything. No add-on apps.
No hardware changes.
Heres My Current Project: 45 JPG images - one audio track MP3
A 3 minute clip of still images takes 30 minutes to render.
And then nearly 30 minutes to export as an MP4.
It use to run blazingly fast.
I built this new box with an i7 to speed up the processing time as my previous system hardware had become outdated.
Once I built the new system and installed CS6 the Premiere CS6 rendering time was less than 3 minutes for a 3 minute clip.
Nice. Happy Face.
Since I upgraded from CS6 to the CC version my Premiere CC performance disappeared.
How can this be? I've used Premiere for years.
I explained to support how blazing fast my system ran until recently. One of the tech support persons told me it was a fluke that my system ran so fast. He came to the conclusion that based on with my hardware CC should not have run that fast. And now my slow rendering time is back to where it should be based on my hardware, slow. I was trying to contain my enthusiam knowing I was back to...slow! You know, I'm really patient but after 3 hours on the phone I was transferred to the Photoshop Department. Why? Because the images in my project were most likely corrupted. The very images that were originally imported into PS CC from my iPhone which as one my know... iPhone images on a PC are upside down. I did a 180 on 45 images and re-saved them with new file names as JPG's.
It was determined that I had to do a batch renaming of all the jpg images and re-attach them in Premiere CC.
So we parted ways and I hung up the phone.
This is now my problem. Ok. Fine. It's now determined that I have an unsupported AMD video card. Ok. Fine.
After an hour on Google searching for a new (low end) $500.00 video card the solution came to me!
I'm thinking, we've both this all backwards.
Here's my serious suggestion:
I think you (Adobe) should offer a "Box of Clouds" based on all of your hardware specifications.
(Cue chorus of the song, "Come Together" by The Beatles... )
Sell and/or Lease to me the entire product - the supported hardware with pre-installed software! (No 3rd Parth Vendors)
I'll never have to hear or worry about my CPU, GPU, CUDA, MPE, 6670, SSE, TD, HD, AMD, ATI or INVIDIA ever again.
This will make my GIGA Hurts feel better and all of us can get back to work!
Problems solved!
Please send me an Adobe Box with Clouds and I'll be on Cloud 9!
I Think It Is Genius!
Ok...back to work...