New Build For Video Editing PC

[Rob Ainscough]

Depends on what you edit and file sizes … you’ll not see a huge difference between top end Gen4 M.2 vs. Gen5 M.2 but since you’re building new system, the price difference isn’t that significant $260 for 2TB Gen5 vs. High speed Gen4 2TB at $160.

[Rob Ainscough]

Try the free version of Davinci Resolve and decide for yourself. That’s what I did when I moved from Adobe to DaVinci … used a project I knew was having issues in Adobe Pr and replicated it in DaVinci … it was such a great performance experience and overall workflow improvement, I paid my $295 for DaVinci Resolve Studio (one time charge).

[Mads Nybo jørgensen]

Adding to Rob’s point, you get Resolve Studio (paid for version) included for free if you buy hardware, such as the Davinci Resolve Speed Editor:
https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/techspecs/W-DRE-13

And, don’t forget Davinci includes Fusion, an alternative to AE.
https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/fusion

Not selling BlackMagic products, but Adobe has made it clear in their actions and UK Government filing, that they prefer to put money into Adobe Express. Whilst they have already shut down the Cloud element in Creative Cloud for Freelancers, SME’s and Student single user subscriptions.
(Only by highlighting this, Adobe may which to revert their decision, and/or replace their CEO, as the company has run out of fresh ideas in their R&D…)

Suddenly makes the alternatives attractive.

Atb
Mads

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[Matt Kipis]

yes i plan to upgrade to 128gb ram.

I currently have a rtx 2070 super. do you think PremPro is still almost all cpu? would i notice any difference going to a RTX 4070 ti super. Or am i better of going for the 128gb ram

[Mads Nybo jørgensen]

Hey Matt,

I am a fan of NVidia cards – in my latest laptop I am running a RTX 3500 ADA card. But the cards that you are looking at appears to be more for the gamer community?

Currently you can get a <b _ngcontent-oqb-c23=”” kuitext=”” itemprop=”name” data-testid=”kui-text”>NVIDIA RTX 2000 Ada Generation card for under $ 700.00.
We have still got to “feel” the full power of ADA and how it is integrated in to software.
But worth following the development of.
https://www.nvidia.com/en-gb/industries/media-and-entertainment/

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