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OP you need at least a 6GB video card for a smooth working experience.
Is this PC good for video editing?
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Life 101
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It's not enough at all :/.
You need between 8-16GB RAM and a much better processor.
An SSD would be nice too but not obligatory.
The graphics card is acceptable for some weak editing, if you really want to make cool edits I would go for at least 4GB dedicated or more if you don't want to have regret later.
You need between 8-16GB RAM and a much better processor.
An SSD would be nice too but not obligatory.
The graphics card is acceptable for some weak editing, if you really want to make cool edits I would go for at least 4GB dedicated or more if you don't want to have regret later.
crnack
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No. If you are 100% sure to get money back from this investment, maybe take a loan.
If you can't afford loan, a cheap off-lease Xeon CPU with other parts will be probably a good start.
It's the first thing that comes to my mind when thinking about high value for money.
However, I don't know the performance of the Xeon in video rendering.
If you can't afford loan, a cheap off-lease Xeon CPU with other parts will be probably a good start.
It's the first thing that comes to my mind when thinking about high value for money.
However, I don't know the performance of the Xeon in video rendering.
RaviShinkawa
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Forget about editing on 4gb of ram.
I have 64gb and although it might be an overkill for the beginner/medium work, 4gb won't suffice for any HD+ quality video editing.
I have 64gb and although it might be an overkill for the beginner/medium work, 4gb won't suffice for any HD+ quality video editing.