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What graphics card do you use in self-build pc's? Also, Intel vs AMD (non urgent)
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<blockquote data-quote="Kevin67" data-source="post: 505429" data-attributes="member: 36632"><p>I've just read the article and very interesting it is, too.</p><p></p><p>So, as I'm mainly doing offline editing, I know which way to swing. Although I suspect, the truth of it to be told, is there isn't really much difference in it.</p><p></p><p>I like speed (who doesn't?), but you know, maybe I'll be glad of the 'enforced' break from the pc (maybe a coffee?) while it's doing it's rendering.</p><p></p><p>I think while I've been very disappointed in the guarantee service, I still have a great base unit and I'm glad of that. When Summer '16 come's along, with a raft of new mobo's, gpu's and cpu's - I will take another look. The main thrust has to be quality components that can migrate to newer systems as money and opportunity allows. Without exception, everybody's comments have been seriously valuable.</p><p></p><p>I also shouldn't take my eye off the fact that no amount of techno-wizardry can surmount stupidity 12" behind the lens itself. ;-)</p><p></p><p>Major, major thanks to you all. What a great community you are (truly).</p><p></p><p>Kevin</p><p></p><p>(e2a: I forgot, the original outlay - while tough - is not so bad when you consider the lifespan of the base unit. Plus, factoring in items that are still useful when upgrading/migrating later.)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kevin67, post: 505429, member: 36632"] I've just read the article and very interesting it is, too. So, as I'm mainly doing offline editing, I know which way to swing. Although I suspect, the truth of it to be told, is there isn't really much difference in it. I like speed (who doesn't?), but you know, maybe I'll be glad of the 'enforced' break from the pc (maybe a coffee?) while it's doing it's rendering. I think while I've been very disappointed in the guarantee service, I still have a great base unit and I'm glad of that. When Summer '16 come's along, with a raft of new mobo's, gpu's and cpu's - I will take another look. The main thrust has to be quality components that can migrate to newer systems as money and opportunity allows. Without exception, everybody's comments have been seriously valuable. I also shouldn't take my eye off the fact that no amount of techno-wizardry can surmount stupidity 12" behind the lens itself. ;-) Major, major thanks to you all. What a great community you are (truly). Kevin (e2a: I forgot, the original outlay - while tough - is not so bad when you consider the lifespan of the base unit. Plus, factoring in items that are still useful when upgrading/migrating later.) [/QUOTE]
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