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Originally Posted by slapass
Edit: read the whole title. Lol
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sorry I had assumed he wondered where to put the money. in a video editing system the parts must work together. what's the point of a 12 G hard drive with a $20 dollar processor?
I think the video card is important and monition because you need to see what you are doing.
if you have 60 hours of free time to render at 2 min vid, then processor and HD don't matter as much do they? with little RAM the files won't open unless part of the HD is allocated to memory.
so the BEST option is great processor and video card that will help the render, 32 G ram and a 500 G SSD with the video software and render folders. the raw video can be on a 2 G 7200 rpm HD.
I always set my boxes up with ssd for OS, 1 G 7200 rpm drive for apps and 2 G 7200 rpm drives for storage. I got the fasted processor and video 'cards' I could afford, I think 2 video cards is better than 1. I edited video from 2002-2018
feel better now?
