I have this Precessor but it doesn't do the job for video editing. I bought i7-4790K but it didn't fit in slot. What is the that can replace this?
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The i7-4790k has an LGA 1150 socket, whereas the i5-3330 that you first purchased has an LGA 1155 socket. If you want to upgrade to the i7 chipset you'll need the i7-3770k which also has the LGA 1155 socket. Hope this helps.
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I would suggest going to the manufacturer's site and checking for supported CPUs for that particular board. Contacting the manufacturer may also be a good idea since you have updated the BIOS.
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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?
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K processors prove full function of video. I use i7_4770K with outstanding results
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It depends on the RAM chipsets supported by your processor(core 2 duo/P4/i3/i5). Search about it online and i guess u will get better and faster (better frequency) options than this one. I had an old system so bought this as my only option.
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Try looking into Cyberlink PowerDirector (my favorite) or Corel VideoStudio X2 Pro.
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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
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Make sure your motherboard is compatible with this processor, otherwise it will cause damage to either the CPU or the motherboard.I'm no expert here but I think I can help you narrow down your search using this linkhttp://www.cpu-upgrade.com/If this doesn't work consider a deeper research on the processor you already have and see if it has more powerful versions within the series.I wish you best of luck and I hope this helps
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I couldn't say for sure the i5 series is a solid performer for video editing but consider getting something with a i7 processor or a dedicated graphics card to do anything heavy
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Make sure your motherboard is compatible with this processor, otherwise it will cause damage to either the CPU or the motherboard. I'm no expert here but I think I can help you narrow down your search using this link http://www.cpu-upgrade.com/ If this doesn't work consider a deeper research on the processor you already have and see if it has more powerful versions within the series. I wish you best of luck and I hope this helps
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Sorry, I don't know, I need to get a new mother board for mine, and am not sure what one I can use, to upgrade to the fastest Mother Board I can use with the processor. I have looked the charts online only find them confusing.
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I do not see why not. The computer comes with the Intel core i7 chip which results in fast processing. I have yet to try any video editing, but the computer is extremely fast. Not to mention, Asus pays for a free one year warranty with the computer.
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Stuff like flash (youtube) is very processor (cpu) dependent; I recently put this in an old machine which had an old intel core 2 duo e4700 and it was fine. So compare that with your own setup. It did seem like it was stuttering if anything else was running. It might be worth it to put another 10 dollars into the video card, but if all your going to be doing is running youtube video it's fine. (Although seriously consider bumping up slightly.)
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Since I do not know which mainboard your system has the best advice is go to www.belarc.com download "advisor" (free) after install open it up and look for your mainboard model; then Google itfor info to see which processors are compatible with your board. this way you can buy with confidence that you are getting the best and fastestchip for your system. Best of luck. Dave
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I use it for both editing in Sony Vegas Pro and play games like Battlefield. Trust me, unless your doing both things at once with max graphics and several 4k renderings going on, you won't even need to overclock this.
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You need to make sure that this CPU is compatible with your specific MOBO. You have not stated yet which MOBO you are on for us to try and help you.The integrated video processor makes no difference, because Intel uses that same integrated video proc across several other chipsets.Can you please verify that you are running on Z97 board?A list of KNOWN compatible boards can be found at: http://processormatch.intel.com/MotherBoards/CompatibleBoards?componentName=i7-4790Good luck.
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The processor is out of production - I don't have any - Try ebay. For memory, you should be able to find them at Fry's, or most PC shops - it's best to use 2 DDR3 4Gb sticks to max it out at 8Gb.