Help uprading pc for video editing

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  • themikestar
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    Junior Member
    • Aug 2003
    • 3

    Help uprading pc for video editing

    i just purchase a pioneer A06 dvdrw, but i want to increase the speed of video editing on my pc, it's a amd xp1600, 256mb ddr ram geforce 3, 60gb seagate 7200rpm hd, Asus a7v 266e. would i be better to uprade the processor or the ram. I was thinking of going to a amd xp 2600 but whats the differnce between thorton and Thoroughbred processor.
  • David_Janssen
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    Junior Member
    • Sep 2003
    • 43

    #2
    RAM upgrade should have most effect,
    you keep your hd in shape, (defragment) ?
    Thanks,

    David.

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    • jimwelsh
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      • Oct 2003
      • 2

      #3
      I have been using an XP1600 processor with a K7S5a board and have found it to be reliable. I would recommend at least 512 Meg of DDR RAM if you are video editing.

      What software are you using?

      I am using Pinnacle Studio 8.

      I would recommend rendering overnight, as it doesn't tie up your PC.

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      • David_Janssen
        Junior Member
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        • Sep 2003
        • 43

        #4
        Yes, I'm using Studio8 also, it's easy use this one, and it also
        uses a good codec for MPEG2 encoding, I author then with TMPGenc DVD Author, for simple and fast result, or DVDLab for
        a more "Pro" finishing.
        And, yes, before sleeping...... encode AVI to MPEG2..
        Thanks,

        David.

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