Will this handle any type of video editing such as pinnacle studio hd 14 or sony vegas etc?
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I haven't tried using the processor for video editing. So, I don't know the answer to your question. However, I do watch youtube videos and haven't any problems. I think its a good fast processor. Have you tried reading AMD's website? Maybe, it can provide you with more insight about the processor's capabilities. I'm sorry, I couldn't provide you more information
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I've had great success with adobe Photoshop with this cpu at its standard 3.5 ghz. Can pushed to 4.1ghz if you need it to
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I've never used that application, but it would probably perform decently--especially if you upgraded to 16G of RAM. Although, looking briefly at the GPU specs for Sony Vegas Pro 12, it would run better on a machine with an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 570. Of course then you're looking at ~$250 just for the graphics card, never mind the rest of the computer--so that may not be an option. The p6-2350 has an AMD Radeon HD 7560D, which isn't bad--so bottom line I'm guessing it would be ok.
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Honestly, I've had nothing but issues since purchasing this laptop. I personally have not used it for video editing, but would not buy it for that specific purpose.
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I don't see why not. I routinely use them for HD videosincluding while editing with Final Cut.
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The VD model allows for RAM expansion. The others are all soldered to the MB. They used 4GB to assist battery life. Depending on what you wish to do with the machine, there is little likelihood of a problem. I have had no problems, even editing HD video with Pinnacle.
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I have an AMD fx-8320 which hinders everything and it still renders pretty quickly in my Adobe programs and Sony Vegas! :)
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I can not attest to video editing but I do not see why it would not do well. Multimedia is great that I have used. Streaming movies and videos is fast with no delays. Great for game play.
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Yes, be sure to get a class 10 card for the fast read/write speeds HD video requires.
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it doesn't, motherboard barely support HD quality videos. if attempting online gaming, the processor use for this motherboard will not be sufficient enough. you'll experience lag and quality drop. it sounds like you're doing a PC build, I highly suggest getting nothing below a Pentium i3 processor
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Depending on the video editing that you are trying to do, this may not be the best solution. While the video on this Macbook is definitely sufficient for most normal needs and would be fine for light video editing but not heavy professional editing. That being said, the hard drive can be updated, and the RAM memory can be upgraded to 16GB, but the processor speed can not. I hope this is helpful information.
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I do not see why not. The computer comes with the Intel core i7 chip which results in fast processing. I have yet to try any video editing, but the computer is extremely fast. Not to mention, Asus pays for a free one year warranty with the computer.
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You can use sony vegas on more than 1 pc up on registration , the 12th version is the best at the moment, more faster but sony vegas pro has a lot of problems, all versions) crash a lot, you can't complete one editing with that appplication,just the basic and renderer your video.i have a very powerful computer,What a pitty i'm very dissapointed with sony vegas pro.Save your money and look forward for other software if you want something shipper and effective i recomend Magix pro i's much better.also,Power Director from Cyberlink its a good option too..I Preffer Magix to make video editing..
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If you plan on doing basic stuff with your computer you should be fine with the integrated video it has, BUT... if you plan on using Photoshop, editing or gaming, you should buy a video card. ( I'm a harcore gamer and i got this motherboard + EVGA GTX 670... It's a beast <3)
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I don't know what kind of background you have regarding video editing software; if you're a beginner, Sony Movie Studio has a simplified mode (Which is already way more advanced and significantly more complicated than Windows Movie Maker and iMovie on the iPhone) ~ this should be sufficient for many editing needs such as putting in title cards, inserting transitions, managing different video clips/audio tracks/still images, etc. I found that Sony Movie Studio is more versatile than Pinnacle Studio 17 Plus since it comprises of multiple independent software packages that are more comprehensive in breadth and depth. Pinnacle Studio is entirely usable and the main application is easier to install/get started with but I personally prefer Movie Studio since I was disappointed with the sound-editing functions in Pinnacle. For really simple videos eg. stringing some still photos, title cards, and video snippets together, I found Pinnacle to be a little bit more intuitive. Source: I own Pinnacle Studio 17 and Sony Movie Studio 13
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Yes its good, but not great. It also depends on which software program you're using for your video editing. Many software programs use GPU acceleration and use the CUDA cores in the GPU to speed up video editing. The GTX 765M has 768 CUDA cores which is a nice amount. If your video editing is hobby or amateur it will do a good job. If you're a professional then you may want to get a computer with the 770M, 780M, or even a Quardo instead of a GeForce.
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I think it will. I upgrade to mavericks with no problem.... Is great for video editing!!
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While I can't say for certain, it would very likely be a suitable replacement for onboard video in this machine, provided that the motherboard has the requisite PCI-E X16 expansion slot. I would not hesitate to give it a try, but you might check with HP support online or give them a call to inquire into compatibility.