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Is this PC good enough for video editing? 2017-04-27 09:41:31 Post No. 60094276
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Sorry, I don't know shit. I'm planning on getting it pre built. Will only use it to edit/make videos for my vidya review channel.
Intel core i5-3470 @ 3.2Ghz
GTX 750-ti
8GB ram
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>>60094276
It's shit.
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>>60094276
Yeah it'll be fine kid, ram is most important when it comes to rendering so I'd suggest asking mummy and daddy for an extra 8gb stick. That'll make your Minecraft videos render like your chicken tenders.
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just get a R5 1600
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>>60094276
If you go with Nvidia, there is a homemade plugin for Adobe Premiere to export to NVenc (Nvidia's H264 encoder on GTX cards), it massively improves encode time and saves you CPU workload. Highly recommend.
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>>60096887
but NVenc encodes are shit, anon
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>>60096951
Works on my machine. But who gives a fuck if we disagree? Its for OP's YouTube, the quality is gonna get assraped anyway as soon as it's uploaded.
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>>60094276
yeah it works but more money means more performance
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>>60094281
This
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Get at least 16gb's of ram and a new, 10-series card. GPU and adequate ram are the most important things in editing really. With 8gb of ram, you'll be struggling with even 1080p footage.
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