how you like the irir pro graphic card? any of you do video editing?
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No, I don't do any video editing on iMac. Using for just basic home use. Thanks
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I've done a bit if video editing. It processes extremely fast! My previous Mac only had a 128mb graphics card, so it easily processes a video file 15-20 times faster.
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I don't play games but I would go for the GTX cards if I did since those have a lot of game player reviews. I'm actually thinking of switching over to the GTX 950 since this card does seems to be compatible with some of the plugins I use for After Effects.
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If you're looking for a professional editing monitor look now further it has amazing color and has been calibrated for true color. I personally use it for gaming and have little issues the text ghosting that has been mentioned in the other responses does happen though looks like words are wiggling around every once in a while. Made the purchase and am not disappointed
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I am not sure how resource heavy video editing is, but here is what I have been doing with it. I first upgraded it to 8 gb ram and windows 8.1 professional, and it is used as a hideaway mobile pc for a semi truck. I have been using it for 2 years, and it performs everything I need to run my business, and all without a hitch. Scanning, printing, all sorts of document manipulation, trucking software, asset tracking, payroll etc. It has exceeded my expectations. I would think if you upgrade the ram, it should do a decent job for video editing, but would be a poor choice for gaming. Hope that helps.
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Brett , I really haven't used it for photo / video editing. One thing I can say for sure is that it has a decent 2.4 GHz processor and good 4GB RAM with a superfast USB port.If you are comfortable using Win 8 OS (which I think is a usability irritation - pls check how Adobe and other graphics suites work with the new OS) then I think it is probably a decent laptop for the money you would spend.High end graphics editing using Adobe PS also should be possible with the Intel HD 4000 Graphics card that comes with the stock laptop.
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Hi William, I am not sure to which rating you are referring. We do sell video editing systems which are based on Quadro or firepro video cards. These cards are more suitable for video editing.
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This laptop is works great with programs like photoshop, running smoothly even when I use tons of high resolution layers. I have not had any experience with video editing but I do not foresee it being problematic. It has the i7 processor which is something that would be very helpful for video editing and also has the very nice GTX760 graphics card, which though not the best out there, is still not shabby and I would expect it to be at least sufficient for video editing. It also has two slots for RAM so if the 8 GB doesn't end up being enough you can replace the RAM it comes with to get up to 32 GB of RAM. This laptop is works great with programs like photoshop, running smoothly even when I use tons of high resolution layers. I have not had any experience with video editing but I do not foresee it being problematic. It has the i7 processor which is something that would be very helpful for video editing and also has the very nice GTX760 graphics card, which though not the best out there, is still not shabby and I would expect it to be at least sufficient for video editing. It also has two slots for RAM so if the 8 GB doesn't end up being enough you can replace the RAM it comes with to get up... » Read More This laptop is works great with programs like photoshop, running smoothly even when I use tons of high resolution layers. I have not had any experience with video editing but I do not foresee it being problematic. It has the i7 processor which is something that would be very helpful for video editing and also has the very nice GTX760 graphics card, which though not the best out there, is still not shabby and I would expect it to be at least sufficient for video editing. It also has two slots for RAM so if the 8 GB doesn't end up being enough you can replace the RAM it comes with to get up to 32 GB of RAM. « Show Less
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for heavy video editing? I would have to say that you're going to need a computer with a better graphics card. This computer is all well and good for mild gaming and regular video editing however if you're going to use this computer strictly for video editing you might want one with a better graphics card
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I have a lot of experience with this card and almost every Adobe CC application. Feel free to email at BLPphoto@yahoo.com if you like. www.BLJoe.com This is not easy to answer since most of Adobe's software doesn't take full advantage of any of the NVidia cards. Photoshop and Premiere Pro for example never utilize more than 5-8% of the GPU or Cuda Cores on this card while doing something that is supported by Cuda. The only real time I see this card give it's full potential is with third party plugins that support Cuda and Multicore Processing like Magic Bullet Suite, which can max out my cards abilities. The reason I said this is hard to answer is because it all depends on what you are doing, a lot of the core features of Adobe CC don't need a boost from the GPU to run well, just plenty of RAM and a good CPU. If you doing basic things I say save your money and get a 750Ti, it will give you a comparable experience drawing less power, exhausting less heat, and sports quite a few Cuda cores itself.
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"I have not used this computer for graphics or video editing, but for everything that I have used it for (general computer use) it is fantastic. I bought this computer because my tabletop computer couldn't keep up with what I considered basic stuff like surfing the web or working in Excel or Word documents. The old computer would bog down if I had two or three programs going at once, but this laptop is lickity split. No matter how many programs I have running it has never slowed down one little bit, so I would think that it should work just fine with graphics and editing.
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I am not great with computers, but I will tell you that the CPU seems bogged down most of the time. I think editing videos with this laptop may be a slower process due to some of the lag. I think the laptop is a good idea for school, since that is what I use it for. I hope this helps a bit.
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I have been building systems for years. I had a spare Quad Core 2.5 with 4GB of RAM so I built it up as a 'proof of concept' test system. I was able to get everything installed and configured but the performance was terrible--even with a single channel. The images were badly pixelated and unwatchable. I ended up building a new i5 system with 16GB of RAM and it could not be better. I was able to view and record all 6 channels at once without glitches. So, IMHO, processor performance is a critical factor here.
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I use it both for gaming and all my adobe also. I use it for video editing, digital art, music, etc. Can get a little warm on lap so suggest a laptop board of some type.
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I like it a lot, good price and good performance. I run a three monitor setup and can play pretty much every game without issue however running the witcher 2 on ultra (Which I believe is still the most graphically taxing game out there) is the only time i find there being a choppiness.
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I do a fair amount of XLS, PPT, Word, Access...as well as dev work (VisualStudio, JDeveloper, etc..) I have 2 of these side-by-side driven by an old ATI Radeon 4800 and they work great. Color/bright/consistency is good & love the thin(-ish) bezels.
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It is good for video editing. You can connect up to 3 monitors sung vga, hdmi and dvi ports
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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