You will have to look to see what is already installed but I'm guessing you will need to buy two 8 GB sticks (16 GB) and remove 4 GB of the installed RAM to wind up with 24 GB of RAM. Since current standard Intel motherboards have a maximum of 4 slots, you will probably need to buy more than 12 GB to have 24 GB on the motherboard. 12 GB would probably be comprised of two 4GB sticks plus two 2GB sticks to take advantage of dual channel mode, or three 4 GB sticks. Are you saying that you are aiming for 24GB of RAM total?ĭDR3 RAM is made in 1 GB, 2 GB, 4 GB and 8 GB sticks. I want something that can handle all the high-def formats I might come into contact with.
I will then order 12gb of ram from New Egg and max out the ram. Handle HD video rendering and editing nicely for under $900.00 and maybe under $800.00 I think I need an I7 processor and 12gb of ram. Mostly because I know Windows and have never had a Mac. You'll also come across some free specialized Windows apps that can be mighty handy.
I wouldn't go to Mac there is much more available in video work for Windows nowadays. Yes, a ton of free and budget software could do it, but it's nice to have it in one app where it's easier to learn the ropes. Then an NLE can do that and add effects, etc. And I don't want to buy a Mac so Final Cut Pro is out of the question. Since I'm use to Sony Vegas Studio 10 I figured moving up to their Pro version would be easier than learning a new editing program. I want to get more heavy into creating online videos/ads for small businesses. I probably can't post the videos here though because of the rules. Also, I have four political ads I created using Sony Vegas Studio 10. I mean create short ( two or three minute) online video commercials/ads for businesses to put on their website. If all you want to do is "edit" video, there's plenty of free and lower-cost apps around, and better in several respects.
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