How bad is this for video editing

[balky]

How bad is this for video editing Intel Pentium G3460 3,5 Ghz, 8gb DDR3 1600, GTX 1050?

[Ben Mills]

It's a good CPU when compared to others in that price range

But saying that I the CPU will struggle due to the 2 cores and 2 threads,expect long times converting and exporting projects.

The GPU should be fine, guessing the footage will be 1080p?

16gb of ram would be better but 8gb is good enough

Overall I think it'll be useable but you will have to be patient with loading etc

[balky]

Well this is for start, in the future i will change RAM and CPU, thanx for fast answer.... 

[Ben Mills]

It's OK!

If you was to change hardware ryzen is the best route in my opinion CPU wise. 1st generation ryzen is pretty cheap these days and I think ryzen 2nd generation will come down in price soon due to ryzen 3rd generation rumored to come out soon!
Your GPU is ok and should be fine for light gaming and editing.

Used ram you can save some money on but ram prices have came down a lot recently

Ryzen motherboards are much cheaper than Intel, can save even more if used or refurbished

I do suggest buying a good power supply if you are completely redoing your PC

If you have any other questions feel free to ask!

[balky]

Thanks for advice  

[IAmAndre]

Definitely go for a Ryzen 3 CPU if you are on a  budget. The price should be roughly the same but the difference in performance will be huge.

[LogicalDrm]

How much VRAM GPU has? For example Davinci Resolve is really picky about VRAM. I don't know where the limit goes, but 1gb is too little.

[balky]

Gtx 1050 with 2gb.

[LogicalDrm]

15 hours ago, balky said:

Gtx 1050 with 2gb.

Should be good to go.