Editing System

brandirawks

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Dedicted Video editing system mostly HD, whould like to get thoughts:

Software:
Win 7pro

Vegas 12 pro

After Effects latest version

Hardware: Not currently interested in SSD

ASUS - P8Z77-V MOBO

Intel - i7 3770K

Corsair - DDR3 1600 32 Gig

Thermaltake 850w

Firewire card

1 x 250 gig 10000rpm HDD - Graphics, lowers, music etc for projects

2 x 500 gig 10000rpm HDD - 1 forOS and 1 for Render

1 x 1TB 10000rpm HDD - Capture and work from

GTX 285 Video / The video card has no real use with Vegas


Current System:

Dell 730X
i7 920
24 gig ram kingston
1 x 500 gig 7200rpm
2 x 1TB 7200rpm - 1 scratch 1 render
GTX 285
 

brandirawks

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am thinkin about getting another 285 and doing that ol' sli thing ... Thoughts? My editing software does not get
utilized with Vegas so the GPU just has to be decent and the 285 is a decent card (old I know) but decent
 

brandirawks

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You said will work fine, I am looking for better than fine...

I just dont want to pay the cash for the i7 3930, which by my research wouldbe the next step

Other thoughts?
 

I just built a system with an i7 370K and 32 GBs of RAM; along with a EVGA GTX 660Ti 3 GB. Yours is a fine system; similar to my system that I consider fine.
 

brandirawks

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I am considering a SSD for OS, only

and eliminate one of the 500 ...

As of right now I am concerned with the durability of an SSD, I shoot and edit
up to 10 projects a week, a local TV program, among other mini projects. So
for now I want to stay HDD

I run an 8TB Drobo for main storage ....
 
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i understand that, a few months ago i would not even thought to suggest an SSD for a rendering/scratch disk. however write endurance has increased substantially, what would have been a life expectancy of a few months is now a few years.

also if your time is important; wouldn't it be a benefit to finish a rendering 10 times faster? an SSD will pay for itself several times over. but if you have the time to sit and watch the progress bar move, have at it.
 
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no, not using a FX-83xx an SSD won't but using a i7-3770K, the hard drive will start to be a bottleneck while rendering unless using several FX causing the render to be cpu bound.

i mean, c'mon, get in the 21st century . .and i wonder the logic of an AMD card for cuda enabled applications, like adobe and vegas, that don't enable openCL . .

but the OP asked for suggestions, i gave mine and now i am out.

cheers.
 
GPU Acceleration in Vegas Pro 12 using the industry-standard OpenCL framework

Benchmarking Sony Vegas Pro

sony-vegas-render-times.png


Better ?