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Interesting Hardware Thread in The Lounge Forum

Community Expert ,
Mar 23, 2017 Mar 23, 2017

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This thread has been running in The Lounge forum for a couple of days, and it makes some interesting points.  Worth a look see if are considering a computer upgrade any time soon.  Or later come to that.  Some of the links are centred around Video Editing systems, but a system designed to work well with NLE is going to totally fly with Photoshop.  There is also a link to a Mac Pro vs PC workstation article, that underlines the advantage of a custom PC if you need to go really high end at a sensible price.

Would you consider an Adobe branded workstation?

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Mar 24, 2017 Mar 24, 2017

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There is a very big difference between Video editing and image editing.  Video editing requires more machine than image editing.

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Self build every time for me. Built my current PC in 2013 - but I'm still pleasantly surprised at how well it handles video (Premiere Pro/After Effects) and 3D (Photoshop and Blender).

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