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5 minutes ago, prasanth_1991 said:

300$ to 500$ 

Used Gtx 980ti. Or a new 1070 if you also intend to game.

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Hi,

I recently brought i7 4790k. Now I'm looking for graphics card for content creation likes Video editing, Motion graphics...etc. I'm using Adobe suite which is Photoshop, Illustrator and After effects a lot. The graphics card not to be more expensive, but reasonable price.

I really appreciated your replay :)

Thanks
 

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Adobe software is really poor with GPU acceleration it only helps in video scrubbing and stuff but it doesn't help in project exports

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3 minutes ago, prasanth_1991 said:

Hi,

I recently brought i7 4790k. Now I'm looking for graphics card for content creation likes Video editing, Motion graphics...etc. I'm using Adobe suite which is Photoshop, Illustrator and After effects a lot. The graphics card not to be more expensive, but reasonable price.

I really appreciated your replay :)

Thanks
 

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4 minutes ago, prasanth_1991 said:

300$ to 500$ 

1070 ? 

AMD (and proud) r7 1700 4ghz- 

also (1600) 

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MSI 980ti G6 1506mhz slix2 -

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5 minutes ago, prasanth_1991 said:

300$ to 500$ 

Used Gtx 980ti. Or a new 1070 if you also intend to game.

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12 hours ago, jjohnthedon1 said:

1070 ? 

It cost over 670$ in my country :(

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if u go second hand I could grab a 970 or 980 

AMD (and proud) r7 1700 4ghz- 

also (1600) 

asus rog crosshairs vi hero x370-

MSI 980ti G6 1506mhz slix2 -

h110 pull - acer xb270hu 1440p -

 corsair 750D - corsair 16gb 2933

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12 hours ago, jjohnthedon1 said:

if u go second hand I could grab a 970 or 980 

Sorry for asking stupid questions :)

Is it good for 4K video editing ?

Is it good for 3D modeling and rendering ?

is it worth what we paying ?

 

If it's too good for my stuff I can grab a new one.

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6 minutes ago, prasanth_1991 said:

Is it good for video editing and rendering ? 

No, not if you use Adobe

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