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Upgrade video card for 4K editing

New Here ,
Oct 15, 2020 Oct 15, 2020

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My CPU is i7- 4790k. I want to upgrade graphic card only for smooth 4K video editing . Also I use after effects. Which graphic card should I upgrade? 1080 ti is compatible with i7-4790k?

 

My current spec is 

Intel Core i7-4790K "Devil's Canyon" 4.4GHz Quad Core CPU
  • Arctic Freezer 7 Pro Rev2 Silent CPU Cooler.
  • ASUS Z97 LGA 1150 ATX Intel Motherboard w/ USB 3.0, M.2, SATA Express
  • Integrated Gigabit Ethernet, HD Audio
  • Nvidia GTX 770 2GB GDDR5 Video Card (Certified for Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2014 and Adobe After Effects CC 2014)
  • 32GB (4x8GB) DDR3-1600 Dual Channel Memory.
  • Drive 1: 512GB SATA3 SSD (for OS, programs, working projects)
  • Drive 2: 1TB SATA3 Hard Drive (for storage of finished projects and other large files)
  • 24X DVD-RW
  • Internal 802.11n Wi-Fi Adapter
  • Corsair 200R ATX Mid Tower w/ USB 3.0
  • Professional Cable Management Included.
  • 650W 80+ Certified Active PFC Continuous Power Supply.
  • Windows 7 Professional x64 OEM w/ COA.
  • USB 3.0 Bootable Recovery Drive.
  • 2 Year Limited Parts + Labor Warranty

 

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LEGEND ,
Oct 15, 2020 Oct 15, 2020

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I am afraid to tell you this, but you will need BOTH upgraded storage (disks) and an upgraded GPU. You see, having project and media files on the same disk as the OS will severely degrade editing performance, plus the other disk is itself too slow for working video. I'd recommend that you add a third 2.5" SATA SSD for your projects and media, and then upgrade your GPU to at least a GTX 1660 (since newer GeForce Game Ready drivers will disable CUDA altogether on all first-gen Kepler chips such as the GK104 that the GTX 770 uses.

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Community Expert ,
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@RjL190365 

I know clock speed is important, but would the fact that it's only a quad core make a difference for 4K?

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Peru Bob,

 

Yes, that over-6-year-old quad-core CPU with only DDR3 system RAM will be the limiting factor. 4k will work; it would just be noticeably slower.

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