Is this card good for video editing - Premiere Pro and a bit of After Effects? (I do not play games)
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After buying this card I've decided to go big or go home when it comes to video cards. So that's my advice. Spend 500 bucks and have no complaints rather than saving money and not enjoying it.
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if you're not planning on using adobe premiere (or other video editing software) with high memory usage then you dont really need to worry about memory speed... but if you're into video editing then get 2400....
85515
I changed to this card to get a bit more performance since I changed one of my monitors to a flat screen TV and wanted to connect it with an HDMI cable. The video card is holding up very well. I do not do any gaming but when working with photo editing the pictures looks very nice. I run dual monitors all the time and have not had any problems. I would recommend the video card to anyone but again I do not do any gaming so I can not comment on that side of the card.
2105792
You should be fine , with the card in the photo above , make sure it sais 95MB/s. And C10 extreme pro , I would go with the next size up available 32gb. Cheers
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Danielle, If it is of any help, I use this card for Adobe Photo shop & elements 10 for this it works fantastic. It is a very good performer and it handles anything in games I can throw at it.
762512
Right now I'm running a heavily modded Skyrim (using ENBoost and RealVision) that uses 3.3 GB of VRAM on this card. Having a GPU with a high amount of VRAM is crucial for anyone who like to mod games and really put the graphic fidelity of a game. I also like to edit video and use the VRAM in Adobe Premiere. If neither of those activities interest you, then a 2GB GPU should be perfect for you and you'll appreciate the 770 over the 670.
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It is good for video editing. You can connect up to 3 monitors sung vga, hdmi and dvi ports
1424799
Works great with my Adobe Photoshop 10 i use it for video / photo editing and gaming but there are faster processors for the same price now if your motherboard can take them
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I'm not sure; I use mine for video editing in Final Cut Pro, but Final Cut has a caching scheme that makes it possible to use slower drives (while rendering in background). Happy with mine though.
1458703
Onboard video that isn't that great if you are a gamer. Regular use is fine. I installed my own card.
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I use it for both editing in Sony Vegas Pro and play games like Battlefield. Trust me, unless your doing both things at once with max graphics and several 4k renderings going on, you won't even need to overclock this.
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Ram is fine what is your processing speed and video capability that is going to have an effect on rendering
840207
I use it for 3D rendering, so i don't see a problem handling those. If you can overclock it, you will have more performance.
1475314
It should have no problem as long as your processor is fast enough, you have enough ram, and your internet connection is fast enough. 1080p is not a problem with this card. I have watched 1080p comedy videos I have purchased online with it. I also have a quad processor and 8 gigs of ram in my media center with a high speed internet connection.
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I don't do gaming on mine but it's a very fast pc. as for video editing I haven't done that yet but I had a Toshiba satellite before this one and gave it to my grandson as it was still in good condition but way slower than this one.
837200
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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It's an ideal machine. Since you're working with video, you might want to make sure the ram is maxed out if it's not already. 8 gigs is max.