Video Editing PCs

Video Editing PC Common Features

• Large amounts of (EEC) RAM: EEC stands for error-correcting code. This type of memory avoids data corruption and system failure by detecting single-bit memory errors. Our video editing workstations can be equipped with RAM capacities up to 128GB.
• High-performance graphics cards: To help yield significant performance gains, our workstation PCs offer a range of professional grade graphics cards.
• RISC (Reduced-instruction-set Computing) microprocessors: These RISC microprocessors minimise the amount of instructions that can be stored in the chip, to streamline and accelerate data processing.
• Multiple core processors: To facilitate incredible performance, our workstation PCs are equipped with powerful, high-end processors. Their high core and thread count enable seamless multi-tasking.
• Solid-state drives: Utilising flash-based memory over a physical, moving disk, SSDs perform at much faster read and write speeds. When software is installed upon one of these drives, slow loading times are a thing of the past.

Why Buy a Video Editing PC?

Video editing programs are especially demanding of your CPU and GPU, for encoding and high-resolution playback. Whilst average gaming PCs are capable of editing video content, dedicated video editing PCs from Overclockers UK are specially designed to be suited to this workflow. Although video editing PCs are more expensive than other PCs, it’s important to remember that their specialisation will increase efficiency and productivity, especially for processing and rendering audio, images, and video.

Future-Proofed for Tomorrow’s Projects

Our Renda™ systems are a perfect fit for video editing work. Whilst these workstations are built with the finest components currently available, technology progresses. By using standard ATX hardware, you’ll easily be able to upgrade when new products drop.

We understand that not everyone is able to build a PC, so we offer a labour-free upgrade service during our 3-year parts and labour warranty period. Available to UK mainland residents, we’ll collect your system, install your chosen hardware, test it, and return it to you. The labour is free, all you need to pay for are the new components.

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