because charts charts charts charts.... nowadays with minimal performance gains in raw terms I find real-world reviews and subjective testing as my main reason for following TH - but what really got me hooked was the charts way back in '06/'07
Thanks for the multiple tips ;) and no more bumping!!
Guess It'll be down to personal preference on software then, the Piledriver+AM3 mobo still looks like the way to anyway!
OK so here goes: it will be a mix of photo, video and audio
Photo: editing of RAW files around 20MB each
Audio: multitrack audio recording thru a firewire audio interface
Video: HD (1080p) video editing
Software: Adobe CS6 Suite, and Reaper for Audio
And the guy is also partial to using a...
Ok... WOW! Thanks for sharing, I've always looked at different stuff when selecting parts for my builds (almost exclusively gaming rigs) so this is a real eye-opener for me.
Seems I need to extract a little bit more info from my 'client' for this, and get a good hang of what his workflow looks...
thanks for the pointers, will check out these parts and maybe some others up the ladder.. So you recommend the newer AMD chips over the Sandy/Ivy Bridge CPUs? Can't say I've seen that happen often!
Will probably be getting stuff from overclockers.co.uk
Do not really know what software since I am enquiring on behalf of a friend - but it will be used for HD photo and video editing. I'm thinking large resolutions since the guy is already well into the DSLR business.
I'm guessing something...
Hello,
I am trying to figure out good components for a video-editing rig.. I have built gaming rigs in the past but I'm not sure how I should approach this..
I'm pretty sure one of the main differences is that I need an i7 CPU to take advantage of multiplecores/hyperhreading etc.. plus loads...
Hi guys,
I am currently running an old 775 PC for my younger brother, had some problems with BIOS and windows text all fuzzy so I popped out the graphics card and that solved it.
So I am now running onboard graphics, but after a couple of minutes of use it slows to a crawl and then it just...
Hiya NAS folks,
the 2 above NASs are practically the same as connectivity and looks go but the 212+ sports a better processor (2ghz against the 212's 1.6 Ghz) and more memory (512MB against 256MB).
This is reflected in the price (around GBP 60 / USD 100) more - is the premium worth paying for...