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October 11, 2017
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Building a pc for Premier pro

  • October 11, 2017
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Hi , I am intending on getting a pc built for premiere pro and would like to ask what kind of detailed specs i should be looking into in order to get the best build i can afford (BUDGET around £1000). so what sort of graphics card/motherboard etc I am looking for a general to semi kind of set up as my work is mainly documentaries/events some short film etc but not really any major special effected,motion graphic based etc or anything high end. THANKS

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    Bill Gehrke
    Inspiring
    October 12, 2017

    Here is my minimal Super system suggestion, You can trim if you need to as the is USD $1670 or £1261 if my conversions are correct

         

    CPURyzen 7-1700X$360
    MBASUS PRIME X370-A $130
    RAM32 GB DDR4-2666$330
    SSD-1250 GB Samsung 850 EVO$100
    SSD-2500 GB Samsung 960 EVO $240
    HeatsinkCoolermaster Hyper 212 EVO$30
    Second Fan$15
    GPUGTX 1060 6GB SC$265
    Case and PS $200
    $1,670
    Participant
    October 12, 2017

    Good question and happy I found this...
    I'm also busy with building a few machines for both Premier and Resolve (2 separate machines) and have a total budget of around $3500 per machine.
    Must be Intel i7 and I need to add a few other things on it also.

    So basically looking for the best spec machine for around $2500 maximum....

    Also need to decide between the nVidia 1080Ti 11GB and the Quadro P2000 5GB????

    Any help with a great spec machine would be appreciated....

    Cheers

    Dean

    Bill Gehrke
    Inspiring
    October 12, 2017

    Quick preliminary comments.

    1. I know nothing about Resolve.
    2. I would never consider that Quadro card for any Premiere application unless you are going have a very expensive 10-bit monitor. and then it is two puny for even that.  In our dear departed Harm's words, comparing a GTX 1080 Ti to a Quadro P2000, that is like comparing a Ferrari 458 to a Volkswagen Beetle
    3. Notice, I do not consider hard disk drives in any basic configuration they of course can be added but only for backup and archiving.
    4. Maybe I should figure out a way to get paid for this so I can keep buying and testing new technology..