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New PC for Video Editing

HorseSea · 2023-09-19 12:42:16

10 years and 6 months ago I asked a similar question and got great help here, but that PC is struggling badly now. Time for some shiny new tech. 1. What is your budget? about €2000 excluding monitors 2. What will be the main purpose of the computer? [Photo and Video editing/Internet/LibreOffice documents/some old gaming,…

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#32 16-10-2023 06:46AM

Flinty997

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Cool thanks for the update.
You try editing 4k?

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#33 31-10-2023 12:59AM

HorseSea

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https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121244007#Comment_121244007

Sorry, missed this reply. No not really I didn't have much 4k footage to work with, but I added a few clips I have and played around with them and no problems.
I did have a HD project with 4 video and 5 audio tracks and that was a walk in the park, even with clips that had stabilisation and noise reduction etc, previews were perfect no dropped frames or blank previews like before.

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