System recommendation for the latest version of Photoshop

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January 15, 2024
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Hello, I'm thinking of changing my computer. According to my research, they say this computer is a good option for me. I live in Turkey, so I need to get parts for this computer or similar parts. Do you think this computer should be bought? Will it cause any problems when using Adobe programs, especially Photoshop? Also, I'm thinking about gaming.

Features; AMD Ryzen 5 7500F MPK / ASUS Dual GeForce RTX 4060 OC 8GB WHITE / 16GB RAM / 500GB M.2 SSD

Windows

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Bojan Živković11378569

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The main component and cost factor in recent years is the graphics card. I would start from there and use one of the many websites that can check the compatibility or the best processor for the chosen card. The rest is RAM, at least 32GB if you are going to work with large files, and a fast SSD, preferably 1TB or one smaller for the OS and programs and another for the scratch disk, which is very important for Photoshop and should have 500GB or more of free space. Based on the information available on the internet, I would choose the 4060Ti as a starting point for the build.

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Bogun357

Participant

If I'm understanding correctly, you want (must) change comp because of
Adobe package, especially PS. And you want to play lattest games?
O.k. For Adobe Photoshop that config is, let say, don't worry, be happy
config. Only fast net is missing, but sure you allready have it.
I'm sure in what I'm saying, because I have, almost, identical config and
use Adobe on daily basis at work. Games will always be, a step ahead of
tech... But, don't worry, you will be able to flowing thru games, with a
little option ajustment... Comp is verry good! Maybee + 16r and one more
fast ssd, and that is Workdone config.
Kind regards,
Nikola.

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Lumigraphics

Legend

Any i5, i7, i9 processor should work ok. I'd go for at least 32GB of RAM. Video card is fine.

Ged_Traynor

Community Expert

@Kürşad2385463751iq PC specs are fine, although you should consider installing an extra 16GB of RAM

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Kürşad2385463751iqAuthor

Known Participant

This will be my first time using an AMD processor. They generally say that Intel processors are better in Adobe programs, is there much difference between them?

davescm

Community Expert

I don't think either AMD or Intel are 'better'. Personally I build with Intel.

Dave

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