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Budget Video Editing Rig

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Hey everyone!!

 

I want a budget video editing rig! My budget is around 700-800 dollars (Including the operating system).

 

I will use this for video editing as well as some graphic design.

 

I would prefer it to be quite and have expandability. 

 

Anyone have any ideas for this??

 

 

PS: will need a wifi card!

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Are any peripherals needed? What kind of videos are you editing/things you are designing? Programs being used?

What kind of expandability are you talking about?

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http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2Qf8Q How's that one?

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Are any peripherals needed? What kind of videos are you editing/things you are designing? Programs being used?

What kind of expandability are you talking about?

No peripherals needed. 5-8 min 1080p videos on Adobe Premiere and just some logo designing in Illustrator and Photoshop. 

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No peripherals needed. 5-8 min 1080p videos on Adobe Premiere and just some logo designing in Illustrator and Photoshop. 

How's this look? http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2QfSU

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It looks good!! Will i be able to overclock a little bit? I was also think of getting a slightly bigger PSU so I could upgrade or add HDDs. Any suggestions on that? Also since I am using Adobe CS wouldn't I benefit from CUDA??? 

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It looks good!! Will i be able to overclock a little bit? I was also think of getting a slightly bigger PSU so I could upgrade or add HDDs. Any suggestions on that? Also since I am using Adobe CS wouldn't I benefit from CUDA??? 

Yes. You should be able to hit 4.4+ ghz depending on your chip.

The psu is plenty if you decide to add hdd's. However if you're considering upgrading your graphics card, you might want to get a better psu.

Adobe is moving towards OpenCL which AMD excels at as well as/instead of CUDA.

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Yes. You should be able to hit 4.4+ ghz depending on your chip.

The psu is plenty if you decide to add hdd's. However if you're considering upgrading your graphics card, you might want to get a better psu.

Adobe is moving towards OpenCL which AMD excels at as well as/instead of CUDA.

SWEET! Thanks man. Im thinking of going with a 550w. Because I will probably be upgrading the GPU

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SWEET! Thanks man. Im thinking of going with a 550w. Because I will probably be upgrading the GPU

I hope you're talking about the capstone 550w because that would be my recommendation: http://pcpartpicker.com/part/rosewill-power-supply-capstone550m

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