TastySteaak
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I liked a @YouTube video https://t.co/68iDqS2OVI INXS - 14 - What You Need - Wembley 1991
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So, I want to build an editing rig. Right now, I'm using Premiere Pro CC and using 1080p full HD footage, mainly at 24 and 30fps. I've chosen an R9 390 as my GPU (for those who say I should be using a 970, see Linus' video about video cards in Premiere Pro,) and 16GB of DDR4. My question is, should I get a 6600K or a 6700K? The videos I make are max. 10-15 min. Also, since I'm editing such short video, would a 6500 be enough?
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I'm also going to be using it for some gaming as well so I think I'll go with the 390.
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Yeah, I'm starting to lean towards the 390.
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Oh ok, I'm actually going to be using C4D.
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Can you send me a link to a list of Adobe supported cards?EDIT: Never mind, I found it.
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I think I'll go with a 970. Thanks for all the suggestions guys! EDIT: Nope.
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However, I'm only going to be doing A LITTLE bit of 3D rigging. I think maybe a 970 or R9 390 would be enough. Just want to clarify that the budget I stated earlier was for my ENTIRE rig.
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Doing some 3D rigging, colour correction, chroma keying, and green screening.
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I'm using Premiere Pro CS6.
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Around $1500 CAD so an i5-6600K and 16GB of RAM.
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OP is only going to be using this for games like CS:GO, LoL, Evolve and possibly GTA V. Like I said, the 980 is not needed.
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I'm going to be editing a few student movies over the course of this year and I need a good graphics card that will work with 1080p content natively. I'm currently leaning towards AMD, unless someone can prove me otherwise. Any suggestions? Thanks!
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OP won't be playing lots of really intensive games or doing any heavy editing or anything so why would he need to spend the extra money on a card he won't need?
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Since I created the second build, do I get a cookie? Anyways, I have made the changes and put in an R9 390 as well as an 850 EVO. Link: http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/HhprFT
