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Does video editing or After Effects work could as home use yet? Video editing, in terms of cutting and splicing clips, is not going to benefit much from this ch
by florabuzzword 8y ago
Does video editing or After Effects work could as home use yet? Video editing, in terms of cutting and splicing clips, is not going to benefit much from this chip, but a lot of effects rendering will benefit, and basic video editing uses a lot of effects these days.
That’s all I’ve got.
- bitL 8y agoMost plugins/filters/effects are single-threaded :-(
- florabuzzword 8y agoYeah don’t get me wrong. They pretty much all are. But, a few key ones aren’t, depending on the host app, and aftermarket plugins have a lot of multi threading support.
- dragontamer 8y agoYes for roughly 8-threads or so. 16-thread Threadripper is mostly idle in my video-editing tests. I mean, its a great processor. But video editing isn't "heavy enough" for me to recommend a 16-core or bigger processor.
- florabuzzword 8y agoAh, not surprised. I have the Intel 8-core. The best upgrade I’ve made for my video editing workstation has been going to 4x GPUs for DaVinci Resolve.