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video card has very little to do with video editing performance, any card
will do in fact. What you are looking for, is something that good at 2D,
and inexpensive. Matrox card is good at 2D, but their price is always rip
off (compare what they can offer). You may look for a ATi card, maybe one
of early ATi card (eg R7500) which is very good at 2D as well, and cost much
less than Matrox, plus reasonable 3D performance at its price (Matrox is
hopeless at 3D).
video editing performance is very much depending on CPU, RAM and HDD.
Jun Qian
----- Original Message -----
From: "Rosie Richter" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Thursday, September 19, 2002 12:35 PM
Subject: [PCBUILD] Video Card Suggestions
> I just bought the Dazzle Digital Video Creator 100 and now need to get
> a new graphics card since mine doesn't support 24 bit. I'm using Windows
> XP Home Edition, P4 1.5 motherboard/cpu, WD 80 gig harddrive with 8MB
> buffer, and 1.0 MB of Ram.
>
> Since I will be editing videos, I really want a card that would make
> video editing fast and easy. Price is a concern for me but I don't want
to
> make my job harder (or the quality inferior) by getting a cheap card.
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