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Jul 14, 2011 16:08 |  #16

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You can save yourself a heap of cash if you build this yourself. I put this together at Newegg in just a few minutes. The only thing you'd need to add is the case you want and they have tons of cases to choose from. I even picked out a Blue Ray DVD Recorder and it's STILL way under the price you found. This one only has 16GB of RAM (as opposed to the one you picked that has 24GB of RAM). You can choose a different motherboard if you absolutely have to have 24 GB but I think 16GB would be fine. Oh, I forgot a video card with that as well. I'm almost certain the Dell you're looking at has on board video. Unless you plan to buy a video card, you'll have to add that to my list as well.

If you are going to build yourself, consider this board instead.

http://www.newegg.com …aspx?Item=N82E1​6813128505 (external link)

I bought one of these recently for a new system and the 20GB SLC SSD turned an otherwise weak hard drive into something that feels every bit as snappy as my main system that runs exclusively off an SSD.

Also, don't forget a case & power supply.


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Jul 14, 2011 16:16 |  #17

I've never been a big fan of Gigabyte boards. Never had any luck with them. They run for a couple weeks then they die. ASUS has always been a reliable board to me.


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Jul 14, 2011 16:49 |  #18

You can never go too big when it comes to building a PC/MAC for video/graphic work.
I work in television, and love Windows for personal use, but for video work, MAC is the way to go. I only use mac for video editing in FCP. Thats on the 2011 MBP 17". Works well.


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