gpu + cpu ?

[acepro71]

ok my friends want to build a pc

 

a multi-purpose pc

 

he wants to do video editing , gaming etc

 

so what should he go for amd or intel?

 

i heard 8350 is good for video editing is it true ??

 

what about i5  i know its better for gaming  what about video editing ?

 

 

also he needs a good gpu which can handle games on 33 inch of 1080p TV

 

his budget is about 1000 $

 

[WoodenMarker]

Screen size does not affect performance. The 8350 is good for editing.

What kind of editing is your friend doing? Content being produced and programs being used?

Is a copy of Windows needed? Any peripherals?

[acepro71]

Screen size does not affect performance. The 8350 is good for editing.

What kind of editing is your friend doing? Content being produced and programs being used?

Is a copy of Windows needed? Any peripherals?

no he doesn’t need windows disk also bigger scree < less fps in games

 

he uses sony vegas and adobe premier pro

 

he already has a keyboard mouse and an old case

[Popadookie]

no he doesn’t need windows disk also bigger scree < less fps in games

 

he uses sony vegas and adobe premier pro

 

he already has a keyboard mouse and an old case

Nope, higher resolution results in less frames not screen size.

[Popadookie]

Since he's using adobe premier an AMD gpu would be advised so you he can take advantage of graphics acceleration features.

[rhyseyness]

Is a motherboard required to fit into that budget?

[acepro71]

Is a motherboard required to fit into that budget?

yes lol

[Scia]

no he doesn’t need windows disk also bigger scree < less fps in games

 

 

Screen size does not affect performance.

 

 

Nope, higher resolution results in less frames not screen size.

 

It doesn't matter if the screen is 3" or 3'000'000'000* across. The resolution [720p, 1080p. 1440p, 4k,...] is what counts. The size of the panel only changes the DPI which is irrelevant for the GPU.

[rhyseyness]

@acepro71

 

Well in that case I'd go for an 8350, with a half decent motherboard (spend about £120 (USD~170)) Should come to just over $420 I think.

Spend the rest on an r9-290x when it comes out.

That'd be my advice anyway

This is of course assuming all you need is a processor, motherboard and graphics card

[WoodenMarker]

no he doesn’t need windows disk also bigger scree < less fps in games

he uses sony vegas and adobe premier pro

he already has a keyboard mouse and an old case

Old case? What case specifically? 

Anyway, my recommendations if the case is too old to use or something: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1PoHl

This would already max out most games at 1080p.