Will this work good for editing 2k video and RAW CinemaDNG?
1127296
no you are better off getting something with a better graphic card. the card on this machine is good but not great. try the 18 inch way better card.
374930
That would depend upon your usage.If you just browse the web,use apps that are not cpu intensive,it should be fine.It would also depend on your ram.If you're doing video editing,or a lot of coding,it might be worthwhile to upgrade.If you need more info,just ask,and give your a rundown of your set-up.
417997
It does (HD2500) and it handles normal video tasks just fine. However, if you want gaming capability, you will need a separate GPU.
413517
This laptop is works great with programs like photoshop, running smoothly even when I use tons of high resolution layers. I have not had any experience with video editing but I do not foresee it being problematic. It has the i7 processor which is something that would be very helpful for video editing and also has the very nice GTX760 graphics card, which though not the best out there, is still not shabby and I would expect it to be at least sufficient for video editing. It also has two slots for RAM so if the 8 GB doesn't end up being enough you can replace the RAM it comes with to get up to 32 GB of RAM.
1386048
Good enough if you are going to edit videos for hobby but if you want it for professional stuff is better to choose another to be honest, And well remember video editing has to see too with the RAM and Processor...
2119411
don't KNOW WHAT YOU MEAN BY COMPATIBLE..It saves captured video as AVI, MPG or .MOV and thus would work if you want to edit with Adobe Premier
1820859
Probably not good for playing 3D and definitely not for up scaling. It only has a USB 2 port - and I'm pretty sure you need HDMI for the features your looking for.
112151
It'll work, but I think you would be a lot happier with its performance if you increase your RAM (to at least 4GB; even higher, if you can afford it). I would imagine your computer might struggle playing/burning Bluray with only 2GB (if that's what you're going to use it for).
654274
I use 16gb at 1866mhz. I have seen people use up to 64gb at that for video editing. What exactly would you be doing with your build?
1188555
Sorry, I have no idea. You may need to research the MFC450DW that should give you more info.
108197
Maybe not for 4k, 2k might work. Less than 2k video recording works excellent! Get it. Sandisk extreme cards (on GoPro's site for recommended cards) writes at 60, this card does 48.
652174
If you're looking for a gaming setup, then it won't be all that powerful at 4K red, but if you're simply looking for something that can handle 4K video decoding then yes, this'll do perfectly fine, although you'll be limited to 4K at 30fps over the HDMI interface
2129499
That mostly depends on the software you get, but the hardware is more than able to use that software to edit video with minimal lag.
1838605
Ram is fine what is your processing speed and video capability that is going to have an effect on rendering
877450
Yes...i will be using it for 3d....the quadcore, speed, and ram will be strong. And is easy to upgrade ram to 32 gigs, thats what i will do . Should get my replacement tommorow and begin loading software and test it out.
1424799
Works great with my Adobe Photoshop 10 i use it for video / photo editing and gaming but there are faster processors for the same price now if your motherboard can take them
350598
I'm going to be giving this a shot as I'm shooting 4k and want to process footage in the field. I'll let you know after I spring for this unit. Either way, its still a good drive and I'm sure it should work with at the minimum a lower resolution in the timeline.