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Want to upgrade...any advice
#1
02 Feb 2013 @ 1:09
jerecho
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I am really getting into photo and video editing. Mostly video editing and encoding though. I have around $600 to play with and am looking to upgrade my current system.
Currently I am running Windows 7 Ultimate
I have a 64 gb solid state drive as my OS drive and is where all my programs are installed
I have an Intel Core I-5 cpu 750 @ 267 GHz 2668 MHz 4 cores 4 processors
I have 4 gb of RAM
All of my other HDD's are all Sata drives and or USB external drives
(Would it be better to work my video and photo projects off a SSD drives instead of Sata drive)
My question is what would be the best bang for my buck as far as upgrading this setup into something much better for video processing? Mainly I would like my video encoding times to be reduced. I'm guessing that would envolve a better cpu but I'm just not sure.
Thanks for any input
Currently I am running Windows 7 Ultimate
I have a 64 gb solid state drive as my OS drive and is where all my programs are installed
I have an Intel Core I-5 cpu 750 @ 267 GHz 2668 MHz 4 cores 4 processors
I have 4 gb of RAM
All of my other HDD's are all Sata drives and or USB external drives
(Would it be better to work my video and photo projects off a SSD drives instead of Sata drive)
My question is what would be the best bang for my buck as far as upgrading this setup into something much better for video processing? Mainly I would like my video encoding times to be reduced. I'm guessing that would envolve a better cpu but I'm just not sure.
Thanks for any input
This message has been edited since its posting. Latest edit was made on 02 Feb 2013 @ 1:11

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#5
05 Feb 2013 @ 23:45
Sorry about the delayed responce. I've been out of town working.
To Ripper
I have a
P7P55D (ASUS) Motherboard.
I'm not sure on how to find the ram speed.. Anyway here is a screen shot ot my "system information" according to Windows 7

Not sure about PSU and GPU
I'll give any other info just let me know how to find the correct info
To eridesktop
Not sure why it's revelant but I have a Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse (not a combo set)
Thanks for your time
To Ripper
I have a
P7P55D (ASUS) Motherboard.
I'm not sure on how to find the ram speed.. Anyway here is a screen shot ot my "system information" according to Windows 7

Not sure about PSU and GPU
I'll give any other info just let me know how to find the correct info
To eridesktop
Not sure why it's revelant but I have a Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse (not a combo set)
Thanks for your time
This message has been edited since its posting. Latest edit was made on 05 Feb 2013 @ 23:49


