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  1. Tejas321
    Tejas321

    Hello everyone, I've always been curious about editing videos, but being a PC enthusiast i always get questioned that, which part of the computer get heavily used for editing and rendering the edited videos? ps. help me...

    1. minibois

      minibois

      In general:

      CPU, GPU and RAM.

      Depends on the program for during editing and it depends on the codec ('mp4', 'mov', etc.) when rendering.
      RAM will always be heavy utilized.

       

      Generally speaking, while editing the thing that gets taxed the most on the PC is your videocard (memory), but your CPU is usually somewhat left alone.

      When rendering it will really depend on the codec. For example H264, X264, H265 (if I remember correctly) can only render on CPU and thus will use a lot of cores and threads (while still using a lot of memory).

       

      Some programs+codecs support GPU rendering like CUDA support, which allows Nvidia GPU's to render stuff quite quickly.

      I know Adobe Premiere also has a feature that allows the program to use your Intel CPU + its integrated graphics for faster rendering:

       

      But as usual; it depends.

       

      EDIT:
      Oh! I totally forgot to mention your storage medium; an SSD, HDD or otherwise.

      Depending on the type of thing your video editing program is doing; the HDD/SSD speed may prove to be important too.

      For example, when (in the editing program Davinci Resolve) I am generating optimized media (basically rendering footage to make it easier to work with) my HDD is usually pinned at 100%, because the program is writing quite a bit of data there.

  2. Tejas321
    Hello there, Newegg has just started shipping for India but also i've heard that, internationally ordered item arrives at promised day but at the time of delivery that courier carrier asks for additional payment and after questioning him he will say that, it's mandatory charges for shipment from international market place. Is it true or it's just for different purposes or for sites? I live in India and i have to buy pc components from newegg so, can anyone please help me out?
  3. Tejas321
    Tejas321

    Hello there, iam currently using intel core i3 3110 on Intel DH61WW  few days ago my mobo faced cmos cheksum error, after some days  is solved ( thanx to LTT) but this time it started again, even now it started  showing keyboard not found and time and date issues. So what should in do now? i thought CMOS jumping or BIOS reset will solve issue but, some people said it can cause OS clearance. Help me out.  

    1. TVwazhere

      TVwazhere

      Welcome to the forums!

       

      I would suggest posting your motherboard issues in the Troubleshooting section for better help with your issue

      https://linustechtips.com/main/forum/46-troubleshooting/

  4. Tejas321
    Hello there, recently ive purchased Nvidia's GTX 1050ti Mini and upgraded my old Intel core i3 3rd gen powered pc. But, the main problem iam facing that, sometimes while playing fortnight lag occurs not usual lag but frames get stuck and character moves. But one thing iam sure about, that is ram and due to DDR 3 ram it might get slow, but what can be the problem. Even ive changed my settings to auto but still that is occurring, need help about this. Thank you.
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