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Upgrading the rig for Photoshop & Video Editing work
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Thread created 07-18-2012 by kayo
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Post #51784452 added 07-19-2012 11:45 AM by Serexe5 in Archived Deals
Lol, overkill, but enjoy!
Upgrading the rig for Photoshop & Video Editing work
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Thread created 07-18-2012 by kayo
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Post #51757690 added 07-18-2012 12:48 PM by komondor in Archived Deals
For video editing when you are rendering it is all done in RAM but yes I would not go over 16, if you are doing serious photo editing you will want a high quality monitor like this ...
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Thread created 07-18-2012 by kayo
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Post #51864458 added 07-23-2012 5:12 AM by Jeffbx in Archived Deals
Xeon makes a big difference for high procesor usage apps because of the larger & faster internal caches. It can make a significant difference IF you're really taxing the processor. If you're not,...
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Thread created 07-18-2012 by kayo
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Post #51782378 added 07-19-2012 10:36 AM by LiquidRetro in Archived Deals
More than double the cost. Most of the Xenon processors are >$500 each.
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Thread created 07-18-2012 by kayo
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Post #51762240 added 07-18-2012 3:27 PM by komondor in Archived Deals
yes a dual processor MB would probably work best for you ...
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Thread created 07-18-2012 by kayo
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Post #51758316 added 07-18-2012 1:06 PM by kayo in Archived Deals
^I've already couple IPS panels so I'm not worrying about monitors. I do uncompressed HD for video as well as 36MP resolution from my D800 which requires LOTSSS of RAM and processing power.
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Thread created 07-18-2012 by kayo
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Post #51759742 added 07-18-2012 1:47 PM by fyu in Archived Deals
yea. max that ram. i guess you'll have to sli for that many monitors. but wow, that's going to be a blazing rig. I guess you're getting paid for your work?
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Thread created 07-18-2012 by kayo
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Post #51760482 added 07-18-2012 2:16 PM by LiquidRetro in Archived Deals
For this type of work you might look at a workstation class GPU rather than a gamer GPU. The rest of it looks like a BEAST!
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Thread created 07-18-2012 by kayo
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Post #51757164 added 07-18-2012 12:33 PM by Jeffbx in Archived Deals
Yeah, looks like you're building a sledgehammer to use as a flyswatter. I'd start out with EIGHT GB of RAM and then see if you even use that.
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Thread created 07-18-2012 by kayo
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Post #51783862 added 07-19-2012 11:28 AM by komondor in Archived Deals
I was being a little extreme but to be honest for what he is doing I think an off the shelf workstation would make a lot more sense like this here for 4K Processor: Intel Xeon Six Core...
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Thread created 07-18-2012 by kayo
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Post #51784066 added 07-19-2012 11:33 AM by Jeffbx in Archived Deals
Yup to the above - I'd highly recommend that as a graphic processing / editing workstation.
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Thread created 07-18-2012 by kayo
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Post #51781498 added 07-19-2012 10:07 AM by dayv in Archived Deals
i'd look at benchamarks first. you might not see a huge boost going from 4 to 8 cores. depends how well the software scales. not to mention it literally doubles the cost.
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Thread created 07-18-2012 by kayo
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Post #51751520 added 07-18-2012 9:43 AM by kayo in Archived Deals
It's been years since I've upgraded my desktop, I think it's time that I get with the latest and I'd need help validating/suggesting my rig: Goal: Best Photoshop & HD Video Editing work (No...
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Thread created 07-18-2012 by kayo
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Post #51752046 added 07-18-2012 9:59 AM by menace33 in Archived Deals
That's a far superior set up just to run Photoshop and for HD Video Editing. But yeah that will work without question.
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Thread created 07-18-2012 by kayo
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Post #51805384 added 07-20-2012 7:23 AM by kayo in Archived Deals
Problem is that I've almost all the parts Beside the 4 main components (CPU, MOBO, RAM, and GPU). May be an X79 platform?
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Thread created 07-18-2012 by kayo
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Post #51806458 added 07-20-2012 8:03 AM by fyu in Archived Deals
xeon? I use a xeon workstation at work and I honestly can't tell the difference. It feels like a waste of money. but hey it's "business" class.

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