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Old 10-13-2008, 06:50 PM
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well my current rig is set up with:
Mobo: Asus M3N-HD
CPU: 4 Core 9750 OCed to 2.8 GHz (due to mobo)
RAM: 2GB Partiot 800MHz
GPU: 7600GS x2 SLI
Boot HDD: 80GB IDE WD
Storage HDD: Seagate 400GB SATAII
Other HDD: 120GB IDE WD
Drive: SATA LITE-ON DVD-RAM
PSU: RAID-MAX RX-630A 630W Modular
Monitor: Samsung LN-325HA 1366 x 768 32" HDTV
OS: Windows XP Pro 32Bit

Currently looking into getting some video editing software. I'm new to the video scene.

My next upgrades will be 4x750GB HDDs on Raid 5, then a Geforce 9600 GX2 and eventually another one, then adding 4GB or so of RAM. If anyone has some suggestions on software it would be awesome if you pmed me.
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Nice box - RAID is deffo the way forward - no more panics. Make sure you get a h ware raid card, the software raid soloutions are alledgedly rubbish.
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actually there is a raid device built into my mobo i believe unless thats still software but i dont think it is. since its in the bios settings from the start. I'm deffinately getting a raid config goin tho. especially since my 400 is almost full and im workin on the 120 and heck an 80 isnt gonna do anything. first im getting a new cam which will be friday.
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Can one of you clever editing people come and offer me some help? Please

http://www.videoforums.co.uk/perfect...ce-please.html
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Hi All

Recently bought a
HP XW6600, Quad Core Xeon E5420, 2.5GHz, 8GB RAM, 250GB HDD, DVD+/-RW, +extra 500GB (7200rpm) second drive, Nvidia quadro FX 1700 512MB Graphics, - mainly to edit HDV/SD footage In Premiere CS3.

I captured 30 secs of HD footage, applied a duration of 50% which extended the footage to 60 secs and then rendered it.
I was hoping that it would render in a few seconds but it took 2.5 mins. My previous pc - this test would take 5 mins.
So the HP is 2 times quicker at rendering then my old machine (pentium 4) but for me this seems really slow still.

What times can you guys achieve?, and what can I do to speed up rendering time? Will a matrox card (RT.X2) make any difference?

Any ideas would be really appreciated .

Thanks

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