Best video card for price if use Premiere Pro?

[Guest]

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I want to get my get my comp system up to the highest standard I can without
blowing too much dough. The Matrox Parhelia(over $500) is an old card and
seems like expensive older technology. Nvidia must have some good cards
with 256 MB that don't break the bank where 2 PC monitors and a TV monitor
could be set up on. Could some of you folks using the software mentioned
please state what they think is a great card for doing video editing.
Thanks-------------------->Randyman

 

[Tony]

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"Randyman" <eatcrowspammer@execpc.com> wrote in message
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> I want to get my get my comp system up to the highest standard I can
without
> blowing too much dough. The Matrox Parhelia(over $500) is an old card and
> seems like expensive older technology. Nvidia must have some good cards
> with 256 MB that don't break the bank where 2 PC monitors and a TV monitor
> could be set up on. Could some of you folks using the software mentioned
> please state what they think is a great card for doing video editing.
> Thanks-------------------->Randyman

Personally, I have (and like) the Canopus DV Storm - if you already have
Premiere Pro, you can find one on Ebay without the software for about $800,
sometimes even less.