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New buidl for video rendering

Karolis112
By Karolis112
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Hello 
I need new pc for video transcoding/exporting Today form 1080p h.264 -> CineForm Q4 YUV 10bit  for editing -> 1080p h.264. And in near future we will be filming in 4k. Im using Adobe premiere/ media encoder.

So what do you think about my new build?


Core i9-7900X 3.30GHz        ~1000 Euros
ASUS WS C422 SAGE/10G        ~640 Euros
Corsair Vengeance LPX 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR4 2666 MHz CL16 XMP ~280 Euros
Asus Turbo GeForce Gtx1 080TI 11g ~500 Euros
EVGA SuperNOVA GQ/Gq/0850 V2 PSU 850 W ~120 Euros
Samsung 860 Pro  512GB ~170 Euros

Thank you in advace

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are you cpu or gpu encoding?
 

One of those two components isn't going to be too busy one way or another , less you are doing both i suppose.

I'll edit on cpu then final render on gpu , but thats only due to stability problems which you shouldn't have if you're using newer versions of premiere

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Why that motherboard specifically? Do you need the 10GigE port? Are your files stored on the network? That would explain the rather small amount of storage :) 

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Emosun I guess i will be using both of them.
NelizMastr Yes my files is on network and  so i need 10Gig netwok card :)

 

I wont do any editing on this just rendering transcoding etc.
One more question :)  overclocking will it  decrease time?

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Get 4x8gb ram instead for quad channel. You could also get a better quality 650w psu such as a focus+, g1+/g2/g3, or rmx/rmi

9 minutes ago, Karolis112 said:

Emosun I guess i will be using both of them.
NelizMastr Yes my files is on network and  so i need 10Gig netwok card :)

 

I wont do any editing on this just rendering transcoding etc.
One more question :)  overclocking will it  decrease time?

Yes it will. Just make sure your cooling can handle it. I think you would need an x299 board to OC tho

 

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As @DocSwag suggested, get a quad channel memory kit. There is a noticeable performance benefit in memory intensive jobs.

 

I would suggest memory with a lower CL. DDR4-2666 CL 14 would be very good, although faster memory like DDR4-3200 CL 15 would be better.

 

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