New rig for frequent video editing!

singupingu

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I know this is above budget, but just to share for anyone else who might be reading. I was just trying to spec a x99 rig broadwell-e rig a few days ago, just under the 2.5K mark. $2445 for this build without OS:

6800K + MSI SLI PLUS X99A - $1003
KINGSTON 2133MHZ CL15 16GB x 2 - $162 x 2
CRYORIG R1 UNIVERSAL COOLER - $139
Toshiba 2TB 7200RPM - $97
Fractal Design Define Mini C mATX Casing - $129 LZD
Superflower Leadex Silver 90+ Full Modular 650W $129 LZD
Samsung SSD 850 EVO Series 500GB $239 LZD
ZOTAC GTX 1060 Mini 6GB $385 LZD

Prices using PCT as reference unless otherwise stated.

Looking at the preliminary tests by Puget, Ryzen does look attractive.
Yo. Your mobo is full atx. You will need a define C instead of mini C as the mini is meant for mATX.

Regarding casing, take off the matx ones and consider which one best looking for you.

Tecware Edge ($69)
Xigmatek Frontliner ($69)
Tecware Alpha ($79)
Corsair Spec 03 ($95)
Phanteks Eclipse P400 TG ($139)
Fractal Design Define C ($149)
Corsair Carbide 400C ($158)

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hey guys, just want to add to this thread to seek recommendations for myself.

my current pc specs are on the right, have been using it for close to 5 years already, so more or less i have a feeling it might (touch wood) KO soon.

actually i dont game a lot as well, now i don't game at all, using onboard graphics works fine for me. only thing is that sometimes on youtube videos, when i increase speed, it'll lag, but not sure if it's due to my gfx..

im actually looking for a fresh overhaul, so i'll sell off my current rig at full set, and then get a fresh new build. would prefer to go for matx as well, with 2-3 usb 3.0 ports at the front. casing would prefer like tall and slim (eg silverstone raven), or cube, i'm open to it! don't mind spending a little more on case and cpu/processor. budget would be about $1k preferably!

with regards to space, i think i can follow my current setup.. like 120gb ssd and 1tb hdd for storage purposes. i would like to have a gfx as well, in case!

hope you guys can help me once again :)
 
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bjornng

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hey guys, just want to add to this thread to seek recommendations for myself.

my current pc specs are on the right, have been using it for close to 5 years already, so more or less i have a feeling it might (touch wood) KO soon.

actually i dont game a lot as well, now i don't game at all, using onboard graphics works fine for me. only thing is that sometimes on youtube videos, when i increase speed, it'll lag, but not sure if it's due to my gfx..

im actually looking for a fresh overhaul, so i'll sell off my current rig at full set, and then get a fresh new build. would prefer to go for matx as well, with 2-3 usb 3.0 ports at the front. casing would prefer like tall and slim (eg silverstone raven), or cube, i'm open to it! don't mind spending a little more on case and cpu/processor. budget would be about $1k preferably!

with regards to space, i think i can follow my current setup.. like 120gb ssd and 1tb hdd for storage purposes. i would like to have a gfx as well, in case!

hope you guys can help me once again

anyone can support? =:p
 

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I know this is above budget, but just to share for anyone else who might be reading. I was just trying to spec a x99 rig broadwell-e rig a few days ago, just under the 2.5K mark. $2445 for this build without OS:

6800K + MSI SLI PLUS X99A - $1003
KINGSTON 2133MHZ CL15 16GB x 2 - $162 x 2
CRYORIG R1 UNIVERSAL COOLER - $139
Toshiba 2TB 7200RPM - $97
Fractal Design Define Mini C mATX Casing - $129 LZD
Superflower Leadex Silver 90+ Full Modular 650W $129 LZD
Samsung SSD 850 EVO Series 500GB $239 LZD
ZOTAC GTX 1060 Mini 6GB $385 LZD

Prices using PCT as reference unless otherwise stated.

Looking at the preliminary tests by Puget, Ryzen does look attractive.

Then here comes the question: why get a system that performance is 99% similar to a system that you can get it for a few hundred dollars less?
 

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Actually for video editing, most NLE software, especially the effects, utilized more on GPU right? So getting a very good CPU might not gain the full potential if GPU is not as powerful too. Also a fast RPM HDD is a must for the software to playback your video without lag.

I am not a comp expert so my knowledge is not as good as u all....but I do video and photo editing so I understand what works and what will not for my editing process...I am also looking to get a new video editing PC too hehe
 
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