- #MAC OR PC FOR VIDEO EDITING 2012 32 BIT#
- #MAC OR PC FOR VIDEO EDITING 2012 FULL#
- #MAC OR PC FOR VIDEO EDITING 2012 PRO#
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#MAC OR PC FOR VIDEO EDITING 2012 FULL#
I went with the 60 for a bit smaller size for travel cause I still have the large double monitor desktop at home.ġ5.6″ Full HD Anti-reflective Display (16:9 1920 x 1080) I just got my MSI GT60 the day before yesterday. I will be ordering one within days and when I’ve put one through some paces I’ll post the results but I’m pretty sure the limitations have changed in the laptop world. I’ve never had a problem with laptops as long as they supported the system requirements for the software, just that I’ve had issues with render times and playback in AE but with looking at the current offerings things have changed a lot now that some of this cool 64bit hardware has gotten up to speed with laptops.
I’m considering all the Apple’s and my favorite HP’s with their mobile work stations but also looking at the others. I’ve been looking at some laptops today and there are some that can do a lot more nowadays.Ī couple that have my eye is the MSI GT60 and 70, dual SSD and a fast graphics card and plenty of memory. Instead of just capturing I need to be doing some more editing and color correction.
My problem lately is that my field requirements are growing fast and I need to do more in the field. Actually what takes four hours on the laptop will render out in 5 min on the desktop, if that. Now my desktop will render out a complex 2K project in CS5 faster than my laptop will do a SD version with similar effects.
#MAC OR PC FOR VIDEO EDITING 2012 32 BIT#
My current laptop is a HP dv9700 that has run CS3 production premium very well for all its life as it is a 32 bit system. I do the majority of my editing on a desktop but have used a laptop in the field for the last four years a lot. As you can afford, you can expand on it’s capabilities with dual monitors, faster CPU’s, Graphics Cards, RAM, internal/external Harddrives and much more.įunny this came up at this time. If you have a more stable environment to edit, then absolutely get a Desktop. Back up your work in a paranoid manner because I guarantee you your laptop harddrive will fail when you least need it to! Make sure the manufacturer has a good warranty on the laptop, particularly the harddrive. Be advised though, using a laptop as your primary editor will put considerable wear and tear on the harddrive. If you’re moving around a lot, a laptop will be the tool required. Starting out, you’ll have to decide on how much work you’re doing on the move versus how much you’ll be doing at ‘home’. When I get back to base, it’s no problem to transfer everything over to a dedicated Editing computer with not only enough horsepower to do the job, but large capacity drives for storage and containing stock materials to be used in the project. One with enough horsepower to capture footage if needed and do a rough cut in the field. On medium or large jobs that keep me on location for a while, I take a editing capable laptop. Ultimately, if you plan on getting serious about this kind of work you’ll need both.
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