Video Editing Computers.

Ho guys I found this post amd i decided to join:

CPU: Intel i3 4010u 1.70 GHz
Motherboard: ACER EA50_HW
RAM: 12gb DDR3
Graphic Card: Integrated one (Intel HD Graphichs 4400) and dedicated one (AMD Radeon R7 M265 2gb)
Hard Drive: 500 gb HDD

Before asking yes i'm using a not-so-good laptop for my let's play videos. I have recently started so this is the pc i can use at the moment and despite the low specs until now i was able to record my videos at 720p 30fps with no lag and recently even at 60 fps with Superhot so i hope it can continue doing his work for now!
 
CPU: Intel i3 6100
Motherboard: MSI Pro VD Micro ATX lga1511
RAM: 8 gb ddr4 (g skill rip jaws)
Graphic Card: PNY Gtx 960 2gb
Hard Drive: 500 gb HDD & 750 gb HDD

recently built it this january
 
CPU: AMD 6 core slightly overclocked to 3.8
Motherboard: Asus
RAM: 16gb ddr3
Graphic Card: GTX 960 4gb
Hard Drives : 1 x 300gb ssd, 1 x 500gb & 1 x 2Tb sata drives

Ticks along nicely for gameplay & editing
 
CPU: AMD FX8320 OC'd to 4.2 Ghz (8core)
Motherboard: Asus M5A97 LE R2.0
RAM: 16Gb Hyper X 1866MhzCL10
Graphics Card: Asus STRIX GTX960 OC 4Gb
Power Supply: Corsair 750W
Any Other comments: 240GB PNY SSR (OS & Programs). 1Tb WD Blue HDD. Case - Zalman Z9 Neo. Mouse - Logitch G602. CPU Cooler - Zalman 9900MAX Red LED. 5 port USB 3.0 PCIe card.
 
JohnKenShow said:
I never used to be into mac's but then after my PC crashed and I had to get a new computer and all I tried it. I still have a PC but I do most my editing on the MAC now.
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Yes Mac! I get some much hate from so many people for owning and using a Mac, but I can genuinely say after editing for over 10 years, Mac is the way forward.
 
STAntics said:
Yes Mac! I get some much hate from so many people for owning and using a Mac, but I can genuinely say after editing for over 10 years, Mac is the way forward.
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For the small amount of cash YouTube makes me, I can't justify the expense of a modern Macintosh, seeing as how except for Apple's proprietary mobo chip coding, you are now basically looking at a PC based on a proprietary OS. Same processors as PCs; same graphics cards as PCs.

I went up to the Apple store in the weeks leading up to my birthday, to see if after configuring a Mac Pro (I will not edit on a laptop any longer; it tends to burn them out rather quickly, and I do both audio and video production), it might be worth it to ask my other half for one as a birthday present.

The £8,939.00 before VAT price tag quickly changed my mind on that front; that's over half a year's full household income!
 
CPU: Skylake i7 6700K 4.0 (haven't overclocked yet)
Motherboard: z170a M5
RAM: 32 GB G.skill ripjaws 2400 DDR4
Graphics Card: Nvidia GTX 1070
Power Supply: Corsair 750W
Notes: Liquid cooled. Samsung 850 m.2 SSD.

Editing is beyond a breeze.
 
CPU: i7-4790k
Motherboard: Asus z-97/E
RAM: 16GB DDR3
Graphics Card: Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 4GB Windforce
Power Supply: Corsair CX 600 Watt
Any Other comments: 2 SSD drives also, one is 120GB and the other is 250GB
 
now this is my type of thread

CPU: i7 6700 (nonk)
Mobo: Asus z170-E
Ram: crucial Ballistix sport 32gb
GPU: sapphire dual-x r9 380 2gb
PSU: Seasonic X 650watts
CASE: corsair 780t
Cooling: 4 140mm fans, 2 as intake in the front, 1 as exhaust in the back and 1 as exhaust in the top.
also a Noctua l9x65 as CPU cooler

status: dead silent
 
CPU: Intel Core i5 6500 3.2GHz
Motherboard: ASUS Z170K
RAM: Corsair Vengeance 8GB DDR4
Graphics Card: 8GB Sapphire Radeon RX480
Power Supply: Super Flower 450W Gold
AnyOther comments: I dont know if OCing the CPU is still possible, regardless its powerful enough for what I do, I can upgrade the CPU etc. later if I want and I plan on putting 2 more 4GB sticks.
 
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