Arsh_DSJ

My 1050ti has only one HDMI port at the back, One DisplayPort, and two DVI ports, and i just bought a Mi 4K TV (that is HDR and 10bit too) and i want to use my 1080p monitor too, both my Monitor and TV have HDMI ports only, so my question is should i buy a HDMi splitter and connnect both of them to one HDMI port on my 1050ti, or should i connect one to HDMi port and buy a DisplayPort to HDMi cable from amazon for the other one. or any other suggestion, what is my best choice here ? THANK YOU.

i use my pc for heavy video editing, not for gaming that much. im only concerned about overall performance drops, driver issues, and losing important files.

im using it on SSD, but my data is stored on a 7200rpm HDD

hey! i have disabled automatic updates on my PC, i am still on build 1803, never updated, its been working great, never had a problem. from last few weeks, i haven't heard any windows update issue. is it finally safe to update? BTW i will be installing new windows from scratch after wiping the old one (if it is safe to install). and will again disable auto-updates.

Well ! my edits aren't long actually, they are complicated tho! i edit music videos(usually 4-5min long) even when i am working with a camera like Canon 5D mark4, i make proxies. although my system never lags even if i disable proxies and effects are applied. but actually shouldn't RED footage be relatively easy to work with ? because its uncompressed ! that is not hard for my system to decompress and play. because Canon footage is compressed and we make uncompressed proxies that bigger in size than orignal footage. . and ! can i render red footage off of my hard disk(I'll be editing off of proxies). or should i get a external ssd ?

Hey guys ! i have my system with following specs, . Amd Ryzen 5 1600 six core Gskill Ripjaws 8Gb Ddr4 2400 GeForce gtx 1050ti-ex-oc Kingston 120gb ssd (OS drive) WD 1TB Hdd OS : Windows 10 For Workstations 64bit, usually set to 'Ultimate Performance Mode' . the question is, can i edit 4k red raw footage on this system ?? . thank you