• Yeah, I'm not saying nobody has any use for a high spec machine.

    But I asked Corny
    'What do you do that needs that sort of spec - or is it just trying to future proof?'
    And he said it was mainly future proofing. So I inferred he didn't need the spec today.

    For those that need a high spec now then sure.

  • to clarify, I work in film and tv, so the power of the machine would be used from day one, in terms of me having to view/edit/export, I could do that with a base model, but I'm currently shooting 4k footage, even though I'm producing 1080 final videos, so the extra horsepower (futureproofing) would mean I'd actually be able to view/edit/render/export any 4k work that comes my way.

  • Let’s be honest, if you’d looked at the price and said fuck that you wouldn’t be on here looking for someone to tell you it’s worth the outlay to ensure you can continue to work effectively as an editor for 4K verified amateur content.
    Just pull the trigger.
    Do it, do it, do it.

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