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well i like to edit movies using sony vegas and some stuff in adobe after effects. theres a saying i like to use.... go big or go home.
 
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kennebell347 said:
well i like to edit movies using sony vegas and some stuff in adobe after effects. theres a saying i like to use.... go big or go home.
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Well, if your running those programs simultaneously then the 12gb ram might be helpful;) Was just offering a suggestion as many of the editing programs out there are still 32bit;)
 
ya ill def look into it and if i cant run some of these programs then whats the point. but i already use sony vegas, msn messanger, steam, x fire, i.e., and aim at once and it slows down a small amount with my computer with 4 gig now.

and btw bomberboysk you have been alot of help like you usually are with all of my questions. i really appreciate it man.
 
kennebell347 said:
ya ill def look into it and if i cant run some of these programs then whats the point. but i already use sony vegas, msn messanger, steam, x fire, i.e., and aim at once and it slows down a small amount with my computer with 4 gig now.

and btw bomberboysk you have been alot of help like you usually are with all of my questions. i really appreciate it man.
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No problem;)
 
Stildawn said:
lol did you find anything about the issue? I did a breif look but yeah Im at work so yeah.
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All i was able to find on it was that nvidia warned core i7 wasnt good for gamers, but alot of people(me included) think its because of the fact intel wont allow nvidia to make an i7 compatible northbridge. Oh well, with a GTX285 and core i7 your still gonna have one heck of a rig, and sooner or later CUDA will be supported more by video editing programs, so the nvidia gpu kinda makes it a win-win situation.
 
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