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Laptop for Film Editing?

turgon · 2008-11-16 12:29:32

Just wondering there what sort of specifications I would need on a laptop for film editing. I say this as this would be the most CPU intensive task I would be doing, otherwise its just we browsing etc. Its a pretty intensive task im sure. The parents desktop it freezes regularly when editing, but Ive no problems with…

16-11-2008 12:29pm

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turgon

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Just wondering there what sort of specifications I would need on a laptop for film editing. I say this as this would be the most CPU intensive task I would be doing, otherwise its just we browsing etc.

Its a pretty intensive task im sure. The parents desktop it freezes regularly when editing, but Ive no problems with games.

Plus, any one any recomended brands, or is that a stupid question to throw at any group of people??

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#2 16-11-2008 1:20pm

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RAM. Any video card with decent memory (128 or 256 even) but even an intel video accelerator would do. and a dual core proc. Other than that, just a healthy set of ram, say 3 gig.

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#3 17-11-2008 5:46pm

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Thanks for the reply bud

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