Video Editing Build Computer
Low Budgets!!! Let's Build a Video Editing Computer Powered by Intel Core i7
Hey Guys, I am here again to teach you how to build a cheap video editing computer as well as for streaming,
Okay so on my personal experience on video editing, back way then when my PC was running on a dual core processor, a 3GB RAM, and 320GB HDD, I was so bummed when it comes in editing videos. Back way then, the editing was fine, I can do it without a lag, but when I come on previewing my work, it really gives me a pain in the head because it was very lag, I can't stand the choppy preview of my editing video, so on that same day I decided to build a new system that is good for both gaming and powerful video editing.
FINAL BUILD SPECIFICATIONS
So let's get started!!!
First we will find a good processor that can withstand the power of Video editing software.
PROCESSOR: Total Price $339 | Buy Intel Core i7-4790K
For the processor, you can check out my previous post about Intel Core i7-4790K for my personal review of the processor. For this build we will going to use this processor, because it's cheap than other i7 core processors, though it's price was $382 but still worth it for both gaming and video editing.
MOTHERBOARD: Total Cost $139.99 | Buy ASUS Z97
For the motherboard of this build, I choose the ASUS Z97 for its capability for optimizing the system, it has a chip embedded called as '"5 way optimizer" you can check out this link for more information about "5 way optimizer". This Board can cost you a bucks but again, it's worth it when it comes in video editing for your personal income.
GRAPHICS CARD: Total Cost $139.00 | Buy EVGA GeForce GTX
This build needs more graphics memory because we are talking about video editing and gaming so I decided to choose the EVGA GeForce GTX the max clock of this graphics card is 1255MHz and the total graphics memory is 2GB which is enough for video editing software to run smoothly in your system.
HARD DISK DRIVE: Total Cost $57 | Buy Western Digital WD10EZEX
RAM: Total Cost $159 | Buy Corsair CMZ16GX3M2A
The more files we are working on the more RAM memory we need, so Corsair CMZ16GX3M2A is the best fit for this build, again this RAM will cost us for about, $159 but can handle multi-threading and multi tasking and can give enough boost when video editing is on.
Now that the main components are complete we also need a power supply, mouse, and keyboard for this gaming computer we are building, you also need a tower case for this components. I provide the link so that you can check it out.. take a visit.
Okay so on my personal experience on video editing, back way then when my PC was running on a dual core processor, a 3GB RAM, and 320GB HDD, I was so bummed when it comes in editing videos. Back way then, the editing was fine, I can do it without a lag, but when I come on previewing my work, it really gives me a pain in the head because it was very lag, I can't stand the choppy preview of my editing video, so on that same day I decided to build a new system that is good for both gaming and powerful video editing.
FINAL BUILD SPECIFICATIONS
Motherboard:
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Intel Core i7-4790k |
Processor:
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Intel Core i7-4790k 4.40GHz 8mb Cache
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RAM:
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Corsair 2x8GB (16GB)
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HDD:
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Video Card:
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EVGA GeForce GTX 2GB |
So let's get started!!!
First we will find a good processor that can withstand the power of Video editing software.
PROCESSOR: Total Price $339 | Buy Intel Core i7-4790K
For the processor, you can check out my previous post about Intel Core i7-4790K for my personal review of the processor. For this build we will going to use this processor, because it's cheap than other i7 core processors, though it's price was $382 but still worth it for both gaming and video editing.
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Model:
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Intel Core i7-4790k
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Cores:
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4 Cores
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FSB Speed:
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4.40GHz
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L2 Cache:
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8MB
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Instruction Set:
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Socket:
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LGA 1150
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MOTHERBOARD: Total Cost $139.99 | Buy ASUS Z97
For the motherboard of this build, I choose the ASUS Z97 for its capability for optimizing the system, it has a chip embedded called as '"5 way optimizer" you can check out this link for more information about "5 way optimizer". This Board can cost you a bucks but again, it's worth it when it comes in video editing for your personal income.
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Model:
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Processor Socket:
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LGA 1150
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Memory Slot:
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DDR 3
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PCI Slots:
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(x2)PCI-E 3.0 and PCI-E 2.0
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Storage Interface:
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SATA
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Chipset:
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Intel Z97
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GRAPHICS CARD: Total Cost $139.00 | Buy EVGA GeForce GTX
This build needs more graphics memory because we are talking about video editing and gaming so I decided to choose the EVGA GeForce GTX the max clock of this graphics card is 1255MHz and the total graphics memory is 2GB which is enough for video editing software to run smoothly in your system.
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Model:
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EVGA GeForce GTX
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Clock:
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1176-1255Mhz
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Memory:
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2GB
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Interface:
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PCI Express 3.0
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Instruction Set:
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Bus Support:
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Digital Resolution:
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4096 x 2160
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VGA Resolution:
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HARD DISK DRIVE: Total Cost $57 | Buy Western Digital WD10EZEX
Because we are working on editing videos we also need a huge storage to keep our edited files and on progress files, that's why the Western Digital WD10EZEX can give 1 TB of total storage for our work files,
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Model:
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Western Digital WD10EZEX
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Memory:
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1 TB
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RPM:
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7200RPM
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Type:
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SATA
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RAM: Total Cost $159 | Buy Corsair CMZ16GX3M2A
The more files we are working on the more RAM memory we need, so Corsair CMZ16GX3M2A is the best fit for this build, again this RAM will cost us for about, $159 but can handle multi-threading and multi tasking and can give enough boost when video editing is on.
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Model:
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Corsair CMZ16GX3M2A1600C10
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Memory:
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2x8GB (16GB)
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FSB Speed:
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1600
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Type:
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DDR 3
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Pin:
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24 Pins
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Now that the main components are complete we also need a power supply, mouse, and keyboard for this gaming computer we are building, you also need a tower case for this components. I provide the link so that you can check it out.. take a visit.
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