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Video Editing Laptop

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Hello! I just needed to find out if there's any Laptops out there that easily handle HD video editing within after effects, and premiere pro! I have a budget of up to $2,000. I know it'd be cheaper to get a desktop, but I need the portability of a laptop. Please help!

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What kind of dollars are you using? What kind of videos are you editing?

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If your gonna buy this one I'd suggest grabbing more memory especially since your doing video editing.

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He won't need a Quadro card for Video editing.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834152451

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He won't need a Quadro card for Video editing.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834152451

Yup Quadro is overkill for video editing, in fact you wouldn't even get full use out of it. 

That stuffs for modeling and high end cuda applications. 

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Yup Quadro is overkill for video editing, in fact you wouldn't even get full use out of it. 

That stuffs for modeling and high end cuda applications. 

Quadro is good for CAD and heavy GPU compute apps and the 10 bit panel support. Editing, you just need MOAR CUDA CORES!!!

 

780M is a fucking beast of a GPU, for 2000 bucks you can't go wrong with a quad i7 and a 780M

It kills any MAC for that price

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Quadro is good for CAD and heavy GPU compute apps and the 10 bit panel support. Editing, you just need MOAR CUDA CORES!!!

 

780M is a fucking beast of a GPU, for 2000 bucks you can't go wrong with a quad i7 and a 780M

It kills any MAC for that price

DO NOT start the "aple is overpriced" arguement. DONT

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DO NOT start the "aple is overpriced" arguement. DONT

*Apple

 

 

and I wasn't going to

 

Though it does destroy ANY Mac for that price...does it not?

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