Premiere Pro super computer needed

[Eric Jurgenson]

[videoworx] “There is nothing the Axio has that could have made this work process go any faster.”

Did you have to render or export anything? In that case, Axio would have made the process go faster.

[videoworx] “Also, 400MB/Sec is great if you want HD, but the original poster didn’t specify that.”

Who wouldn’t want HD capability these days?

[videoworx] “188MB/sec I get from my (very well ventilated) Dell is more than enough for SD work, and certainly adequate for a couple of HD tracks”

The faster the array, the more tracks you can play back. Dual stram uncompressed HD (with assorted graphics and audio tracks) requires 400 MB/sec. or thereabouts.
Sorry, my mistake. The Dell 690 is certified for the RTX2 and Axio LE, but not for Axio HD, which is a two board set that runs considerably hotter.

[videoworx] “For the same price as a fibre-channel RAID 5 Array, you could buy an entire additional video editing system with a slightly slower hard drive. That, in effect, would double your performance.”

Yes, but you’d have to hire another editor.

[Steven Morin]

Eric,

I realize this post is a bit off-topic, but I really would like to hear your opinion on the NEC ASLCD24WMCX monitor. I’m really interested in purchasing one, but haven’t been able to find any reviews or user opinions on it. I’m wondering what your thoughts were.

Thanks for your time.

Steve Morin