Hi I'm trying to build a good, not the best, but the cheapest I could get video editing rig. All suggestions are welcome. And thank you all in advance.

used "high end" PC. also old Quadro. Lots of RAM. DDR4 32 or 64 or higher.

High end meaning high budget 😭 could you be more specific bro?

I have an old high end pc from 2010. Only have pcie 2.0 x16. What if I stick 2xquadro 4000. Will that work?

This post has been edited by kakicam: Jun 23 2022, 10:49 AM

video editing pc dun need gpu.. juz processor intel cukup de

i5-12600 - RM999
MSI B660m a wifi - RM700
16GB 3200mhz ram - Rm320
240GB Biostar SATA SSD - RM119
550w CM MWE v2 bronze - Rm239
invasion H8 casing - RM189

Tapi klu nak preview pakai gpu jugak kan

rtx 3060 n below.. all slower than intel quick sync... so tak perlu put into consideration

I see. So is this the cheapest I can get away with? Anyway do I have to enable quick sync or is it auto enabled?

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What can I cut to make it sub 2000

Buy used. If it's hobby...if career then I suggest u think bout Ur future

anyone suggestion for video editing software for newbie beginner ?

No HDD for scratch disk or even video storage?

Either go used, or something like this:

i3 10100 (with QuickSync support) - RM459
MSI B560M-A Pro - RM395
2x8GB DDR4 3200 from any brand - RM319
Corsair MP510 - RM319
Corsair CV450 - RM169
-Use iGPU-
Tecware Flatline case - RM159
WD Blue 1TB HDD - RM170

Total: RM1671

Optional upgrades:
Core i5 11400 - RM627 (faster CPU)

Spend the rest on a used GTX1050/Ti for NVENC support and hardware accelerated editing if you want to

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Jun 29 2022, 11:34 PM

He wan cheapest... My HDD all pricy...new stock.. so ma no quote la..

What's the used of scratch disk? And what kind of disk does it need?

This one is all your stock is it? What the diff with K version? Is it worth the money?

performance wise.. the P core same.. 12600 no e core..less heat lo.. n run win10/11 stable..

See here:

https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-elements/u...atch-disks.html

Get a Ryzen 5 1400 build.

Remember, the best PC for video editing is one that fits your needs. You can always start with a more budget-friendly setup and upgrade as your skills and requirements grow. The key is to have a solid foundation that can handle your current workload.