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<blockquote data-quote="lclev" data-source="post: 1610051" data-attributes="member: 307555">I agree.&nbsp; I don't know how big your projects will be but the larger the project the more video memory, computer memory, and hard drive size and speed you have the better.&nbsp; An SSD is nice too.&nbsp; This is a big part of what I do at work and I use Adobe Premiere Pro for editing.&nbsp; I will &quot;stack&quot; projects in the encoder and let them encode after I go home because it takes a lot of time even on a beefy system.&nbsp; So the more you can afford the better.&nbsp; When I get a new system, I go as top of the line as I can because in the computing world obsolete seems to happen over night.&nbsp; If all you want to do is short clips or home project what you have selected will be okay.&nbsp;&nbsp; The larger the projects either in length or elaborate use special effects, stacking of video tracks or audio tracks, will slow things down considerably.&nbsp; Just my thoughts!Lisa</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lclev, post: 1610051, member: 307555"] I agree. I don't know how big your projects will be but the larger the project the more video memory, computer memory, and hard drive size and speed you have the better. An SSD is nice too. This is a big part of what I do at work and I use Adobe Premiere Pro for editing. I will "stack" projects in the encoder and let them encode after I go home because it takes a lot of time even on a beefy system. So the more you can afford the better. When I get a new system, I go as top of the line as I can because in the computing world obsolete seems to happen over night. If all you want to do is short clips or home project what you have selected will be okay. The larger the projects either in length or elaborate use special effects, stacking of video tracks or audio tracks, will slow things down considerably. Just my thoughts! Lisa [/QUOTE]

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