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Does gpu power affect editing and rendering vidjas?

jdmilion
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Yes, it can. If Hardware acceleration is enabled.

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Does gpu power affect editing and rendering vidjas SPEED? Or is it mostly CPU? Debating wheather to use my laptop with an i5 and HD3000 graphics or my desktop with a pentium g3258 and a 750ti.

(Using sony vegas)

For rendering you can use the GPU (either Cuda cores or OpenGL) to help the rendering out. It's quite a big help.

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For rendering you can use the GPU (either Cuda cores or OpenGL) to help the rendering out. It's quite a big help.

So should i use the i5 quad 2.5ghz and hd3000

Or the pentium g3258 dual 3.2ghz and 750ti?

Also desktop has 4gb RAM and laptop has 6gb RAM

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Tough for me to say really. If I were you I'd try both out with a pretty short video to see which is faster. 

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