Generally speaking whats good for gaming is good for premiere, that said to me it would be a shame to throw 600 dollars at a video card that is not a good card for video editing, I believe some of them come bundled with premiere so that is pretty good bang for your buck...I am sure you will get some more informative opinions than mine so hang in there!
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