Unknown_94
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I get what you're saying! Open minded about Ryzen though! Just didn't know enough to feel confident in using one in this build. But I trust you guys
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Sorry, getting a bit confused. So, it does support 64gb ddr4 ram?
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Thanks! Do you think running two 1080ti in SLI will improve editing performance significantly?
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Thanks man! Seems awesome!
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I had to edit the budget since I got it wrong. Anyways, you can pretty much make up for the difference on the storage department, right?
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No problem, open minded about Ryzen! Just more used to Intel, that's all. Seems like a solid build! I'll probably go with 2x16GB RAM to more easily double up if needed, right?
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Good enough for 4K loads?
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Open minded about it
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What's up guys? So, my friend and I just opened a company and need a PC system that can easily run Premiere Pro CC to edit 4K footage on at least two 4K monitors. Let's assume a budget of around $2000, without any kind of peripherals. Thinking of sticking with Intel and nVidia for this one, even with the release of Ryzen. What would your specs sugestions be? Thanks in advance!
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Hey guys. Back when I bought my GoPro 3+ Black Edition in 2014 I'd keep a day's worth of footage in my microSD card. When I got home I'd plug the GoPro in, open the directory where the footage was located (something like Gopro>DCIM>GOPRO100) and I could just play back the videos and photos. For me it was much easier because I could erase whatever videos I didn't want on the spot and just copy the rest to my HDD. With some firmware update this turned out to be no longer possible and whenever I double click to play a video a Windows transfer window pops up (like I'm copy-pasting it from a folder to another) and only then it plays back the file. I can't even see any thumbnails besides VLC's icon. Do you know of some way I can play the videos directly from GoPro's directory without having to downgrade the firmware? Thanks!
