Editing pc

[Reece1999]

Hi, I'm going to be editing 1080p 60fps footage on adobe premier pro. I will also be using adobe illustrator and after effects.

 

The current specs I have choosen are:

 

I5 8400 CPU (6 core/6 threads @ 2.8 - 4 GHZ)

EVGA SSC 1050 GPU (2 GB) UPDATE 1050TI

Corsair vengeance LPX 16GB 2400MHz (2x8GB)

Gigabyte B360N motherboard 

Crucial MX500 SSD

Segate baracuda HDD

Corsair CX450

Thermaltake core V1(1 200mm fan included)

 

Will this be able to handle what I said with no problems, and if so, can I save money in some places, thx 

 

[DocSwag]

Looks good

[Airdragonz]

It should be enough, but I would go for the 1050 3gb variant or 1060 3gb if budget allows. 2gb of vram might leave you slightly shorthanded. 

[ManosMax13]

4 minutes ago, Reece1999 said:

Hi, I'm going to be editing 1080p 60fps footage on adobe premier pro. I will also be using adobe illustrator and after effects.

 

The current specs I have choosen are:

 

I5 8400 CPU (6 core/6 threads @ 2.8 - 4 GHZ)

EVGA SSC 1050 GPU (2 GB)

Corsair vengeance LPX 16GB 2400MHz (2x8GB)

Gigabyte B360N motherboard 

Crucial MX500 SSD

Segate baracuda HDD

Corsair CX450

Thermaltake core V1

 

Will this be able to handle what I said with no problems, and if so, can I save money in some places, thx 

 

You might  wanna consider adding more ram but the ram u already have is ok too

[Reece1999]

Yh @ManosMax13 I'll probally get a single 16gb stick and then if I need it, i can get another 16gb stick, thx 

[Reece1999]

@Airdragonz what about a 1050TI, it's 4gb and cheaper then 1060

[ManosMax13]

Just now, Reece1999 said:

Yh @ManosMax13 I'll probally get a single 16gb stick and then if I need it, i can get another 16gb stick, thx 

Np,message me if you want more advice.

[ManosMax13]

1 minute ago, Reece1999 said:

Yh @ManosMax13 I'll probally get a single 16gb stick and then if I need it, i can get another 16gb stick, thx 

Also dont forget to overclock your ram if your system allows to

[Reece1999]

The motherboard only goes to 2666 I think so that's why I got 2400 @ManosMax13

[AskTJ]

On 31/05/2018 at 11:45 PM, ManosMax13 said:

You might  wanna consider adding more ram but the ram u already have is ok too

16GB of ram is fine for their use case. OP, I suggest you get a 1060 with the i5, because the 1050 is underpowered and will produce a little bit of a bottleneck. If you don't have money for the 1060, get a 1050ti, but the 1060 should be an upgrade in the future.

[Reece1999]

Probs go for 1050ti as it's only 40 more then 1050 @AskTJ

[AskTJ]

On 31/05/2018 at 11:54 PM, Reece1999 said:

Probs go for 1050ti as it's only 40 more then 1050 @AskTJ

If it is only $40 more, go for it. The bump of video memory will help heaps in editing and gaming, if you are going to game. Good build. Have fun.

[GoldenLag]

What is you budget? Does OS have to be inlcuded?

[Reece1999]

Current cost £740, so around that or less if pos, and no that's no with os @GoldenLag

[Airdragonz]

13 minutes ago, Reece1999 said:

@Airdragonz what about a 1050TI, it's 4gb and cheaper then 1060

If you can afford the 1050ti, go for it

[GoldenLag]

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Best i can do with ~740£ max

 

1,48 over budget but you get a 1060 3 GB.

[Reece1999]

So, I'm going to be editing at 1080p 60fps on Adobe premiere pro and using illustrator/after effects.

 

The quistion is, I've chosen a 6 core/thread i5 CPU which will cope fine, but there's 3 diffrent variants in terms of clock speeds 

 

8400 2.8 to 4

8500 3 to 4.1

8600 3.1 to 4.3

 

Will getting the higher clocks speeds actually make a diffrence and will the 8400 for example be just fine, as that's the one I've got in mind 

[Hashiba]

Hi, what is your current GPU?

[Reece1999]

This is a build I am going to buy, it's a 1050ti @Hashiba

[Hashiba]

for rendering out you might benefit for the higher speed cores and HT, but for the editing experience I would prioritize the GPU specially for color correction, Mercury Engine makes an awesome job at realtime decoding using CUDA.

 

Another think to consider is what formats are you going to be using? are you working uncompressed at some point? because 1080p @60fps uses the same or higher bandwidth than 4K 24fps depending on the codec, so you might need a nice NVME to a temporal raid 0 setup with 2 sata ssd's in order to sustain that 900 MB/s ish stream

[ManosMax13]

2 minutes ago, Reece1999 said:

This is a build I am going to buy, it's a 1050ti @Hashiba

The speed is not a game changer but it can speed things up.So buy  the 8500 which is in the middle

[Hashiba]

7 minutes ago, Reece1999 said:

This is a build I am going to buy, it's a 1050ti @Hashiba

nice, lot's of options then! I would try to get a 1060 6GB, that would be a better match for the 8400 or higher processors.

 

It would help a lot if you could describe your intended workflow, because it your working with idk 1080P 60fps prores HQ 422, then you obviously don't need the raid 0 I've mentioned before

 

I have 1050 Ti in one of my systems, let me know if you want me to run some kind of test for you.