black magic davinci resolve system requirements windows 8

But as it is a 1st generation CPU is the price now reduced to 420$. It is a 1st generation CPU and the original price was 799$. The reason that I suggest one of the above two possibilities is that on my previous link I see two Gaming PCs with AMD Threadripper 1920X CPU's. But then you must expect the shop will make a profit on every components the sell you. This way we can both take advantages of nice offers and chose the the best components.Īn alternative way will be to ask for an offer for a prebuild and tested Resolve build.

Then we can together make a list what you need to buy and where. I think the best and cheapest way for you will be, if you can find a small local Computer shop or Computer Repair workshop that will build and test a PC for you, if you self buy and receive all the needed components. That is the reason that more CUDA Cores are better. Resolve do not use the graphics card to play games, but does all its image processing in the CUDA cores on the graphics card. In Resolve the CPU is used to run the app, disk I/O and compression and decompression of codecs. Resolve will run faster if you add a few extra components, as more RAM and 2-3 pcs. Yes, You better look for a Gaming PC rather than a general Windows 10 PC.īut not a plain Gaming PC.

Yes, a Gaming PC is different from other desktop Windows 10 PCs. Should I be focused on a Gaming PC rather than a Windows 10 PC? is a 'Gaming PC' seperate from a desktop Windows 10 PC?

Austindonald1 wrote:im a little confused.

Black magic davinci resolve system requirements windows 8