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Posted by Ray S on 08/18/06 19:03
drelliot@gmail.com wrote:
> I'm setting up to do some specific HD work.
>
> Please advise!
>
> Is this system too much?
>
> It's only around $1500.
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> Talk soon!
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> Elliot :)
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>
> RS wrote:
>> drelliot@gmail.com wrote:
>>> OK--I'm about to order this computer for HDV Editing: Dual Xeons with 2
>>> Gigs of RAM--any suggestions? Thanks!
>>>
>>> KIT-129/2 KIT-129: Customizer Series: Intel, 64-Bit, Dual Xeons,
>>> DDR-2, AGP, ATX,
>>> - Qty. 1, Intel Xeon EM64T 2.8, Socket 604, 2.8GHz, 64-Bit, 2MB L2
>>> Cache
>>> - Qty. 1, Intel Xeon EM64T 2.8, Socket 604, 2.8GHz, 64-Bit, 2MB L2
>>> Cache
>>> - Qty. 1, FAN:754/939/940: AMD Approved Heatksink and Fan for Socket
>>> 754/939/940
>>> - Qty. 1, FAN:754/939/940: AMD Approved Heatksink and Fan for Socket
>>> 754/939/940
>>> - Qty. 1, Supermicro Intel E7230,Dual
>>> 603/604,DDR2,AGP,sRAID,w/LAN,w/Video. Model: PDSME
>>> - Qty. 1, DDR2: 1024MB 533MHz / PC4200, ECC/REG
>>> - Qty. 1, DDR2: 1024MB 533MHz / PC4200, ECC/REG
>>> - Qty. 1, Western Digital 200GB Ultra ATA/100 7200RPM w/ 8MB Buffer
>>> - Qty. 1, Western Digital 200GB Ultra ATA/100 7200RPM w/ 8MB Buffer
>>> - Qty. 1, Western Digital 200GB Ultra ATA/100 7200RPM w/ 8MB Buffer
>>> - Qty. 1, Optional ( Not Installed, unless System Board stated [
>>> w/Video ] )
>>> - Qty. 1, SC:32-Bit 3D/Surround Sound ( if system board has on-board
>>> sound )
>>> - Qty. 1, NIC: 10/100 or 10/100/1000 Ethernet Port ( if motherboard
>>> included )
>>> - Qty. 1, Antec Mid Tower ATX: Performance [ TX640B ] Black w/ 400W
>>> - Qty. 1, PS: Check the case to see if it comes with w/ xxxW PS
>>> - Qty. 1, CRT: 19" ViewSonic P95F+-2 Beige CRT Montior w/PerfectFlat
>>> Screen
>>> - Qty. 1, Fully Assembled w/ 1-Year Part & Labor Warranty
>>>
>>> What should I do about a video card?
>>>
>>> What kind of firewire card is the best for capturing HD?
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>>
>> Do you just have far too much money? Or are you setting up to do
>> specific HD work?
>
Your getting all that for $1500!!! I wanna party with you man!
There really is no such thing as 'Too Much' when it comes to processor
horsepower for rendering video.
The video card is not so important. Very few programs will use a video
card processor to aid in viewing previews, and few demands are put upon
any video chip for simply viewing video. You might want to add a second
monitor some time, or want to send the output to an external monitor to
check how it be seen on broadcast, so manybe something supporting dual
with an additional svid output.
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