Is all of your video stuff on your system (internal) HDD or an external? If on the system HDD, try putting all of your video rendering files onto an external HDD and hopefully things will speed up considerably
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(at least I'm hoping that right now it isn't on an external~)
How much, and did it come with a monitor?
Or a much more powerful PC for less than half the cost
Plus I can play games on it too.
Yeah, their kit (except the iPhone) is very well designed/engineered.You seen Apples video on how the new Pro is built? It's quite impressive. Not impressive enough to shell out the amount to upspec it to do a decent render job over an iMac though.
Bought my Mac as I was fed up of replacing a laptop every two years for one reason or another. If I get 4 years continuous uninterrupted use from my Mac, it will have paid for itself essentially.The real reasons why PC's will always out sell Mac's. I seriously do not understand why people buy macs. Saying that I need to upgrade now too. I'm getting jealous of all your render times![]()
The real reasons why PC's will always out sell Mac's. I seriously do not understand why people buy macs. Saying that I need to upgrade now too. I'm getting jealous of all your render times![]()
Are you running Movie Studio 13 or an older version of Vegas? My times are generally under an hour for a 15min clip and I do a bunch of crossfades, images, and music intro/outro.15 min rendering for a 5min clip is pretty damn good...Nowhere near that in Vegas on a higher spec'd pc...
PC's outsell mac's because of corporate business...Companies are just recently bringing mac's into the enterprise. Mostly small scale operations < 100 employees
I'm a fan of their packaging and Mac's are great for people who don't care about computers.
If my budget allowed I would buy a Mac and run dual OS while maintaining Windows as my primary...The Imac I spec'd was almost 2k, no thx