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Depending on what you use for video editing the CPU really isn't much of a factor.
by blattimwind 7y ago
Depending on what you use for video editing the CPU really isn't much of a factor.
- BubRoss 7y agoVideo encoding is still very CPU intensive, especially newer codecs like HEVC VP9 and AV1
- blattimwind 7y agoTrue, but that's only for delivery. A good editor like Resolve runs mostly on the GPU, even when rendering for delivery -- whether the encoder also uses the GPU is a separate matter. For what it's worth, h.264 GPU encoders are good enough nowadays that there isn't much point using x264 at a fraction of the performance. In my mind this makes it preferable to opt for a stronger GPU, if you have to decide between a stronger CPU or a stronger GPU (e.g. you have 300 $ left in your budget and want to decide where to put them).