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Originally Posted by infecto
How would video editing require a pro graphics card other then higher resolutions and easier dual display setups? Unless your doing 3d animation I don't really see the benefits over a decent video card these days. I mean I could be wrong but I thought the brunt of video editing occured with the access times to harddrives. With processors out there I don't see video editing bogging down a system like 3d editing would.
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Depends on what you are considering a "pro graphics card"; I don't mean go out and buy a top-of-the line dual-gpu render card, just look toward a card that is designed for professional NLE. You can have the biggest, baddest, fastest monitor on the planet but if your are pairing it with a $49.95 gaming card.... As far as the HDD bottlenecking, that depends on your setup. You would be amazed how much HD editing can bog down a system.
