How does it work for video editing (4K)?
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Haven't done much but very smooth and fast. Wife is graphic designer and she cannot bog it down with anything. Photoshop, illustrator, etc. which are big programs using high GPU, and she says it's faster then her high end Apple rig at work. (Don't have her work specs though, but is very new)
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I don't own a 4k monitor so I'm unable to answer your question. I'm using at 2560 x 1440 with a Dell U2711 monitor.
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K processors prove full function of video. I use i7_4770K with outstanding results
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It doesn't really allow for a full screen image. The image it draws from the source is contained within a smaller box that is surrounded by "options" you can use for editing your video. That is if you are using the supplied software. There is a noticeable lag time that I think would ruin any gaming play.
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Yes, I have it overclocked to 4.0GHz in my system and it runs great for video editing and rendering in addition to gaming, definitely worth the money.
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Yes! In fact there are a few videos on youtube of people running games in 4k on this card.
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I also have the pro 4x, I have never had the issue you seem to have. other than the 20 overlay tracks and the 3rd party add on's with the ultimate I can't see any difference. the main reason I upgraded was for these features as well as the price. I got it on sale at amazon and used rewards points on my credit card so it only cost me about $15. When I do a project I always seem to have alot of stills as well as video, for that reason I make several 3 or 4 minute clips saving them in mp4 format, then I stitch them together. That way if I'm well into the project & decide I want to make a change near the start It's no big deal, just change the one clip. Dave
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Hello,As far as I know it will work with 4k just fine. But if you spent the money for a 4k monitor I would look for a larger diameter cable with shielding.
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Hi Paul, If you have got / or get Cyberlink "Ultimate" or the "Ultra" version of Power Director, they will deal with 4k video. According to the specifications on page 3 of the "Cyberlink Power Director Users Guide" that is resolution greater than 1920 x 1080. I can't verify that it works satisfactory as I have not tried it. My problem was getting 3d to work. It is only this week I have managed to cure the problems I had. It was caused by one tiny section on a hard drive having Fat 12. This did not show up as a partition on the hard drive so I never knew about it until I tried to completely reformat it using Partition Magic and it wouldn't do it. The point I am trying to make is that the more you ask of the program the more spot on the computer needs to be. The hard drive I had the problem with was only used for storing video, not for running the Windows operating system. I wish you luck in whatever route you decide to go with your video editing. Nick.
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Hello, As far as I know it will work with 4k just fine. But if you spent the money for a 4k monitor I would look for a larger diameter cable with shielding.
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I am using it for video editing..and it works ok..and I dont think its for high end video games...and I dont play or use for video games...but it works well with Alien Shooter and Trans Ascend
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Chances are good that the better your video card the happier you will be with this 4K monitor. Just because your current card has compatible ports doesn't mean it can effectively drive such a high resolution display. For day to day ordinary use (web browsing, etc) it's overkill; however, when working in Photoshop, After Effects, or most any other raster graphics program... having those extra pixels is nothing short of amazing! Just remember for general use (reading/browsing/etc.) to resize your fonts or you will be squinting at the display ;)
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I bet it is good, really good indeed. I have no way to confirm it because I have no 4k-phone, but check the specifications of your phone, specially needed write speed while recording a 4k video and compare it. As I said it should comply.
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Thank you for your question. No matter the format that is being up-converted, up-conversion only works to a degree. It can't make programming not shot in 4K look as clean as true 4K material. It will do something to slightly improve the quality but it can't perform magic to programming not produced in the format. Thanks again very much.
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For video playback? Yes. Ivy Bridge Intel HD is capable of playing up to 4k video resolution.
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It is not rated to handle 4K, but it should have the bandwith. Great quality. You may want to try it and if it doesn't work Amazon usually has free returns.
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Thank you Michael for your very helpful detailed response. Good to know in what settings to use which recording mode. I plan to keep it mainly on 1080p as you, unless filming an event with quick moving images such as a sports match in which case I'll switch to 720p @ 60fpm. Thanks again for your input :)