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re: In the market for Video Editing PC - help
Posted on 6/7/14 at 8:30 am to stout
Posted on 6/7/14 at 8:30 am to stout
quote:I definitely plan to load up on RAM - 16GB was my number. It seems that AMD is the processor of choice for this - that's news to me and will put it on my short list.
get at least 16GB of ram in whatever build you do and if you go AMD on the CPU
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Posted on 6/7/14 at 11:54 am to tigerpawl
just from my experience of upgrades since editing on a pentium 4,every time i have upgraded the processor and memory together i have made most gains.
every time i upgrade video card,sfa.
what files are you editing and what are you doing with them.
my main work is editing ex1 and ag/ac 90 footage.
my deadline is extreme but i don't have to grade or use any effects apart from some stabilizing.
files are smooth in timeline even when i grade and render times are in a good range for my deadline.
currently using i7 3930k with 32gig ram,gtx 670.
no plan to upgrade any time soon.
every time i upgrade video card,sfa.
what files are you editing and what are you doing with them.
my main work is editing ex1 and ag/ac 90 footage.
my deadline is extreme but i don't have to grade or use any effects apart from some stabilizing.
files are smooth in timeline even when i grade and render times are in a good range for my deadline.
currently using i7 3930k with 32gig ram,gtx 670.
no plan to upgrade any time soon.
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