- Nov 20, 2013
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I will be putting together a mini ITX computer In the near future. I'm not a gamer and overclocking is not a big concern. My objective is to have a small yet powerful (and quiet) desktop computer that will handle something relatively new to me -- video editing. I'm hoping heat won't be an issue given the components and small case size.
The video I'll be working with at first will be 1080p footage shot with a GoPro Hero Black and a Canon Rebel DSLR. I'm currently looking at software such as Lightworks and Cybgerlink powerdirector, but again this is new territory for me. Whichever software I end up using, I'll want a GPU that will be suitable for it.
Component list so far:
Case: Node 304
PSU: SeaSonic SS-520FL2 520W (fanless)
Mobo: Asus Z87I-Deluxe
CPU: i7-4770S
CPU HS: open for suggestions
RAM: open for suggestions (2 x 8GB) compatable with mobo
SSD1: Samsung 840 Pro 128GB (Windows7+Apps)
SSD2: inexpensive SSD ~120GB for working with media –– I already have a much larger HDD for media storage.
GPU: Open for suggestions; Budget <$300.
I'm thinking the i7-4770s would be a good choice due to its lower power consumption, thus less heat. I'm open for suggestions and criticisms. Thank you.
The video I'll be working with at first will be 1080p footage shot with a GoPro Hero Black and a Canon Rebel DSLR. I'm currently looking at software such as Lightworks and Cybgerlink powerdirector, but again this is new territory for me. Whichever software I end up using, I'll want a GPU that will be suitable for it.
Component list so far:
Case: Node 304
PSU: SeaSonic SS-520FL2 520W (fanless)
Mobo: Asus Z87I-Deluxe
CPU: i7-4770S
CPU HS: open for suggestions
RAM: open for suggestions (2 x 8GB) compatable with mobo
SSD1: Samsung 840 Pro 128GB (Windows7+Apps)
SSD2: inexpensive SSD ~120GB for working with media –– I already have a much larger HDD for media storage.
GPU: Open for suggestions; Budget <$300.
I'm thinking the i7-4770s would be a good choice due to its lower power consumption, thus less heat. I'm open for suggestions and criticisms. Thank you.
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