Film and television post production Ask for a computer configuration

If you want to learn systematically, you can consider signing up for a live online class, and recommend CGWANG's online class. The teacher speaks carefully, you can watch it back after the class, and there are also the same type of recorded classes that you can learn for free (give away lifelong VIP).

Among the training institutions in the field of "film and television post-production technology", [Wang's Education] is the leader in China, and it does not join the branches, but is a chain campus directly operated by the headquarters. Different from many other large institutions of the same type: each campus of Wang's Education is physically face-to-face, the teachers are hand-in-hand, and there are special class teachers from morning to night, and the liver-bursting learning mode will improve quickly, especially suitable for students with poor foundation.

According to your description, this set of configurations that I configured for people last time is very much in line with your usage requirements, and the configuration is as follows:

You see, what's wrong with this?

**Filter it is definitely enough for you.

The DIY configuration of the computer host for film and television post-production is as follows:

Accessory Name, Brand, Model, Quantity, Unit Price, Operation.

CPU* Intel Xeon E3-1231 V3 Motherboard* MSI B85M-E45

Memory* Kingston DDR3 1600 8G Single (*2) HDD Seagate Barracuda 2TB 64M SSD SanDisk X300 128G

Graphics: MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X 8G Case, Gaming Titan: Blade 5, Standard Black.

Power supply: Huntkey MVP500

Keyboard and mouse combo Logitech MK240 wireless keyboard and mouse combo radiator: Kyushu Fengshen Xuanbing 400

Opinion: CPU: First of all, the CPU is very powerful and cost-effective.

Graphics card: The graphics card is a GTX 1070 graphics card, and the processing performance is very powerful. Rendering graphics is more efficient.

Hard disk: On the basis of ensuring sufficient storage space, mechanical hard disk and solid state disk make it faster and smoother to boot and run the program.

Power supply: 500W power supply is enough to ensure the normal operation of the host.

Memory: Two single 8G memory sticks fully ensure that rendering graphics is more efficient.

Summary: This configuration is easy to use for film and television post-production. It's a bit more expensive, if the 1070 is too expensive, please choose the MSI GTX 1060.

Extra, buy a graphics card that relies on the CPU is too small.

There are different configurations for different purposes, and the accessories that can affect the smoothness the most are CPUs and solid-state drives, which are much better to ensure that these two are much better.

Film and television post-production and editing are not a concept. I'll make it clear in points.

Editing: The basic configuration must ensure that the i5 SSD (the material must be placed on it, preferably larger) and the memory is more than 8G. You don't need a graphics card for editing.

Because the only graphics card that can be used in the clip is the mercury acceleration of PR and Apple's FCP, you can use mercury acceleration at most, but mercury only works on built-in special effects, and the built-in special effects are generally less, plus Intel's core graphics transcoding H264 is faster than that of a discrete graphics card, so if you simply edit, it is more cost-effective to spend money on improving the speed and capacity of the CPU and hard disk.

Post-production: I mean 3D, packaging, color grading. These aspects also require CPU speed and hard disk speed, but there is one more item, the graphics card.

In these three aspects, high-end graphics cards, especially professional-grade graphics cards, can clearly provide software speed support, so computers based on these must have good graphics cards.

How to buy it, it's very simple, 1W or less, you go to install it yourself, CPU pick Xeon or i7, the hard disk is guaranteed to be SSD, and the memory can come to 16G. Whether you want a graphics card or not is up to you. More than 1w, buy a MacPro directly, in one step.

The CPU wants Intel Core i5 or i7 graphics card to ATI memory module about 8G, and the rest is casual.

The first is to look at the money.

This is followed by the graphics card, followed by the hard disk, and then the CPU.

It's about the same as the host at about 10,000.