Very crucial video. Everybody in the community is currently discussing Xbox and PS5 bullshit war while nobody will sit and explain basic stuff like you do. Keep up the good work.
Thanks man. I’m 4 years too late but always wondered how vram affected video editing. I’m curious how cpu clock speed and threads with a high vram gpu affects video editing. Do you need both, is one better than the other ?
1 question though. Which GPU is better for video editing considering the price? 1660s at 250 or 2060 at 300 and why? I can see that they both have same VRAM.
Hey great video, I was hoping to hear your thoughts about the 3080 vs 3090 in terms how much VRAM they have. Do you think the extra VRAM for the 3090 is worth the price increase? I am only editing in 1080P but I’ve been doing a lot of more work with 3D rendering in Davinci resolve. I currently have a 1070 which is good, but still playback can be slow and laggy at my heavily edited fusion clips with 3D renders. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!
@@RobertSpiller lol I couldn't get any of the new cards so I bought a used 1080 TI for 400 bucks before the prices went crazy on the GPU's so didn't matter all too much. I found out on my own that I was just better off editing at lower resolutions and then when the time came to render I just put it back to the resolution I want to export it out as
Have you done a video where you swap out different gpus in your rig to see the exact difference with render and export time? I'm trying to find out where the point of diminishing returns is at
And what about the 3060 Ti, it has more CUDA Cores than the 2080 Ti but less vRAM. What is more important? And one more question, on a budget of 500 Euros, which is better to buy, the best RTX 3060 Ti or the worst RTX 3070. Thank you, a greeting.
Hey really nice video. I just don't want to give that much money for GPU nowadays. Do you think the Radeon rx 580 with 8gb vram would be enough for 4k editing in DaVinci and if not what about premiere pro
Hello Ben G Kaiser so I just build a PC with ASUS tuff gaming x570 with wifi and AMD 9 5900x. So what GPU will you say is best for Video editing and photography ?
What are your thoughts on the new RTX 3070/3080. For 4K gaming do you think the 8-10gb of VRAM is enough? I’m thinking of waiting for the ti versions to upgrade my GPU.
VRAM to Recommend Resolution: 2GB = 720p/900p 4GB = 1080p (Full HD) 6GB = 1440p 8GB = 2160p (4K) NOTE: You can still game in 4K on a 4GB VRAM GPU (depending on how old the game is).
Hi Ben im a photographer and graphic designer but I sometimes edit videos on premier pro (Canon eos R 1080p footage exported in 4K)will the base model MacBook Pro 13 be enough.
I think you should be fine, but I would definitely upgrade to at least 16GB of RAM. And if I were you I would use Final Cut Pro. Mac is optimized to run that and you will get much better performance using their software instead of Premiere Pro.
Hey, thanks for the question. I would recommend the Asus TUF X570 - geni.us/TUFx570-MB (it is a great deal and has great performance). For the GPU I would recommend the 1660 Super as it has solid performance and is currently in stock on Newegg - geni.us/AsusTUF1660S Just a heads up: Legally I have to let you know that if you make a purchase through the links provided I will get a small commission but at no extra cost to you, but that is what keeps this channel alive and the helpful content coming your way. 🤘 😊
@@BenGKaiser any Other budget mother board under 170 USD ? Nd also suggest psu. Can u upload comparison video between 1660Ti vs 1600 super, 1650 vs 1050ti (in video editing) plzz🙏
You could pick up a B450 - amzn.to/32aGU1X . Still a great motherboard but just less features than the X570 boards. I do not have the ability to make that video at the moment, but I may in the future. Thanks for the suggestion. Just a heads up: Legally I have to let you know that if you make a purchase through the links provided I will get a small commission but at no extra cost to you, but that is what keeps this channel alive and the helpful content coming your way. 🤘 😊
Though the RTX 2080 Ti is amazing, it is quite rough for any additional effects other than simple transitions on 8k footage - easily caps out the VRAM processing 😩 Now my question is, can you use dual cards to split the load?
@@LanceRazon mainly After Effects for video compositing. Though it had issues doing simple effects in DaVinci Resolve as well.. I think just that combined with the 8k usually RED footage was just too much when it came to exporting. Often times it would barely squeak by the VRam cap, or would take quite a while to render out at some terrible looking temps. At the time that I posted my comment I was searching for alternatives to a 3090 cause their prices were still terrible- but recently purchased one in April this year after they came down in price, which has helped a lot when rendering out the 8k footage. I would say under 8k footage is fine for the 2080Ti though.
@@jennifermcwhirter828 I see, was looking around for benchmarks, Will be buying a used 2080ti for 300usd, paired with a r5 5600x Mostly using h.264 4k from a7iii, adobe pr, ps, lrc. I think 2080ti might be overkill for me. What do you think about the price?
@@BenGKaiser ok. So these are two separate commands? Like when editing you would press the render button then when it's done you press the export button?
You can render footage in the time line by clicking "enter" in Premiere Pro. But when you click Export it will render automatically if the footage has not already been rendered. So it can be together or separate depending on the operator.
You can get these for that price range: geni.us/Gigabyte1660Ti geni.us/ZotacRTX2060 Just a heads up: Legally I have to let you know that if you make a purchase through the links provided I will get a small commission but at no extra cost to you, but that is what keeps this channel alive and the helpful content coming your way. 🤘 😊
Finally a video made for creators, and not computer nerds. Thanks
If you're a "creator" you should also be a computer nerd. Computers are your tools. You should understand them.
I feel like with all the binge watching I have been doing in your channel, you deserve at least, AT LEAST, 150k subscribers.
I love it! Thank you so much. I'll get there over time. :)
Simp
@@BenGKaisernearly there
Nice, atleast reviews and perspective given from a non gamer RUclipsr. Very helpful Mate😍👍
Yeah! Me too.
7:20 this is what I was looking for ALL OVER THE PLACE. Thanks.
Very crucial video. Everybody in the community is currently discussing Xbox and PS5 bullshit war while nobody will sit and explain basic stuff like you do. Keep up the good work.
HAHA! Thanks Man!
Who's here after the Nvidia announcement? 3080 looking pretty good! Good job with this presentation!
Snap, I am excited to see what the new GPUs are capable of. :)
Hi sir thanks alot!!! I'm looking for GPU atm for my youtube production and this video helps me. Alot and saves me money.
This video really needs an update to take into account the new video cards
Thanks man. I’m 4 years too late but always wondered how vram affected video editing. I’m curious how cpu clock speed and threads with a high vram gpu affects video editing. Do you need both, is one better than the other ?
Excellent breakdown. TY. Subscribed.
Thank you for the specific examples sir! Other videos I've seen just go over really basic crap. This gives you actual examples and advice--merci
I like ur channel. It's up straight to what im looking
Thanks!
Loved it!!! Thank you so much :)
you are the best!! as a creator, this video helps so much
RUclips suggestions made its work this time. I was looking for your video and i didnt know about it... Thanks!
1 question though. Which GPU is better for video editing considering the price? 1660s at 250 or 2060 at 300 and why?
I can see that they both have same VRAM.
Hey great video, I was hoping to hear your thoughts about the 3080 vs 3090 in terms how much VRAM they have. Do you think the extra VRAM for the 3090 is worth the price increase? I am only editing in 1080P but I’ve been doing a lot of more work with 3D rendering in Davinci resolve. I currently have a 1070 which is good, but still playback can be slow and laggy at my heavily edited fusion clips with 3D renders. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!
Wow Chef he hasn't responded in over a year? I hope you got the answer you were looking for?
@@RobertSpiller lol I couldn't get any of the new cards so I bought a used 1080 TI for 400 bucks before the prices went crazy on the GPU's so didn't matter all too much. I found out on my own that I was just better off editing at lower resolutions and then when the time came to render I just put it back to the resolution I want to export it out as
So for editing the most important is memory not cuda core?? So 3060 oc 12gb is what im looking for. NICE video bro
Have you done a video where you swap out different gpus in your rig to see the exact difference with render and export time? I'm trying to find out where the point of diminishing returns is at
I have not done this yet, but as soon as I am better equipped to do so, I will! :)
@@BenGKaiser I I'll be there when u do
And what about the 3060 Ti, it has more CUDA Cores than the 2080 Ti but less vRAM. What is more important?
And one more question, on a budget of 500 Euros, which is better to buy, the best RTX 3060 Ti or the worst RTX 3070.
Thank you, a greeting.
Very informative. Thank you
I dont recommend amd gpus.. Bcuz.. Softwares are specifically more optimised for nvidia gpus!
It will change after big navi lauch ig😂
Thank you this actually helped a lot
Thank you so much for sharing.
Awesome video! Keep up the good work!
Thanks! Will do!
OK...which laptop do you recommend to invest in?
Thanks man, exactly what i needex
Great i watching this vídeo wondering if i should go for a 3060ti with 8gb or wait to 3060 12gb, looking for 360 8k 3D vídeo editing o:
I am trying to figure out what would be needed to edit 10-12K Video.
What do you think of the NVIDIA GeForce 3070 vs 3080 for video editing? I would like to know your thoughts.
What about CUDA CORE do we need higher cuda to edit 4k video?
Awesome 👌
amazing work bro...keep it up ....just give a small shoutout....been watching since u had 5k followers
Thanks for being such a faithful subscriber! I really appreciate you. 🤘
Hey really nice video. I just don't want to give that much money for GPU nowadays. Do you think the Radeon rx 580 with 8gb vram would be enough for 4k editing in DaVinci and if not what about premiere pro
Thank you ao much .. From Indonesia...
There is no link to purchase in your description
I checked through Task Manager. I'm rendering in the Adobe Media Encoder, but my Nvidia GPU is not running
Hello Ben G Kaiser so I just build a PC with ASUS tuff gaming x570 with wifi and AMD 9 5900x. So what GPU will you say is best for Video editing and photography ?
Thanks for the explanation! Quick and simple.
I am trying to get the 3080 for editing/gaming and i am waiting for Zen 3.
can you make time stamps to make the viewing experience more efficient?
What are your thoughts on the new RTX 3070/3080. For 4K gaming do you think the 8-10gb of VRAM is enough? I’m thinking of waiting for the ti versions to upgrade my GPU.
VRAM to Recommend Resolution:
2GB = 720p/900p
4GB = 1080p (Full HD)
6GB = 1440p
8GB = 2160p (4K)
NOTE: You can still game in 4K on a 4GB VRAM GPU (depending on how old the game is).
I have a 3080 and it's perfect for 4k gaming with new AAA games.
hi.. how would rtx 3060TI stack up in this list today?
How does a GTX 1080 fair up in this line up? I checked it on UserBenchmark and it seems to be pretty competitive
So does the graphics card or gpu have anything to do with exporting projects from like After effects?
what about the GDDR6?
Hi Ben im a photographer and graphic designer but I sometimes edit videos on premier pro (Canon eos R 1080p footage exported in 4K)will the base model MacBook Pro 13 be enough.
I think you should be fine, but I would definitely upgrade to at least 16GB of RAM.
And if I were you I would use Final Cut Pro. Mac is optimized to run that and you will get much better performance using their software instead of Premiere Pro.
Ben G Kaiser Thanks Ben☺️ keep up the good work
Great hit subs your same video directly come what i want to watch
Thnx
4k movie editing 4gb 1650 super is comfortable?
Love you 💕
Is rtx 3060 6gb enough for 4k video editing?
(Raises hand) So GPU means Graphics Processing Unit, sir? Just making sure the acronyms are still relevant.
yes
Thx 🙏🏼 for the info will help me to upgrade my GPU, Em a Creative professional ! & gamer too.. 🤗
So glad you found this helpful.
Big rip if you just bought a rtx 20 series this month
I was thinking of getting a laptop with rtx 2070 but it’s not featured? Is it a bad cost/ to performance ratio?
That would be solid mixed with a i7-9750H or 10750H, etc....
so what are the entry entry mx250 mx350 capable of?
Light 1080p video editing.
Bro please answer, which mother board is good for ryzen 7 2700x (for editing pc build) also suggest graphics card for the ryzen 7 2700x
Hey, thanks for the question. I would recommend the Asus TUF X570 - geni.us/TUFx570-MB (it is a great deal and has great performance). For the GPU I would recommend the 1660 Super as it has solid performance and is currently in stock on Newegg - geni.us/AsusTUF1660S
Just a heads up: Legally I have to let you know that if you make a purchase through the links provided I will get a small commission but at no extra cost to you, but that is what keeps this channel alive and the helpful content coming your way. 🤘 😊
@@BenGKaiser thank you so much 🤟
@@BenGKaiser any Other budget mother board under 170 USD ? Nd also suggest psu. Can u upload comparison video between 1660Ti vs 1600 super, 1650 vs 1050ti (in video editing) plzz🙏
You could pick up a B450 - amzn.to/32aGU1X . Still a great motherboard but just less features than the X570 boards.
I do not have the ability to make that video at the moment, but I may in the future. Thanks for the suggestion.
Just a heads up: Legally I have to let you know that if you make a purchase through the links provided I will get a small commission but at no extra cost to you, but that is what keeps this channel alive and the helpful content coming your way. 🤘 😊
would you recommend rtx 3080 or 2080 TI for 3D rendering?
3080
I do some 3d with my 3080 and it works wonders. It's stronger than the 2080ti and you get much more for performance for the price.
how worth it gtx 1650 4gb or gtx 1060 3gb ?
Asus Rog Strix G (i7 8gb) vs Lenovo IdeaPad L340 (i7 8gb)
Personally I would go with the Strix G.
Though the RTX 2080 Ti is amazing, it is quite rough for any additional effects other than simple transitions on 8k footage - easily caps out the VRAM processing 😩 Now my question is, can you use dual cards to split the load?
Go gtx3099 for 8k footage
What programs do you use?
@@LanceRazon mainly After Effects for video compositing. Though it had issues doing simple effects in DaVinci Resolve as well.. I think just that combined with the 8k usually RED footage was just too much when it came to exporting. Often times it would barely squeak by the VRam cap, or would take quite a while to render out at some terrible looking temps. At the time that I posted my comment I was searching for alternatives to a 3090 cause their prices were still terrible- but recently purchased one in April this year after they came down in price, which has helped a lot when rendering out the 8k footage. I would say under 8k footage is fine for the 2080Ti though.
@@jennifermcwhirter828 I see, was looking around for benchmarks, Will be buying a used 2080ti for 300usd, paired with a r5 5600x
Mostly using h.264 4k from a7iii, adobe pr, ps, lrc.
I think 2080ti might be overkill for me.
What do you think about the price?
What's the difference between render and export? I though they were the same
In VERY basic terms...rendering would be the processing of the files before the video is completely exported to a viewable format.
@@BenGKaiser ok. So these are two separate commands? Like when editing you would press the render button then when it's done you press the export button?
You can render footage in the time line by clicking "enter" in Premiere Pro. But when you click Export it will render automatically if the footage has not already been rendered. So it can be together or separate depending on the operator.
@@BenGKaiser ok thanks
1660 ti, 2060, and 2080: overkill vram
3060 12GB and 3090 24GB: *exists*
Bro please tell me the best graphics card which i can buy at 300$
You can get these for that price range:
geni.us/Gigabyte1660Ti
geni.us/ZotacRTX2060
Just a heads up: Legally I have to let you know that if you make a purchase through the links provided I will get a small commission but at no extra cost to you, but that is what keeps this channel alive and the helpful content coming your way. 🤘 😊
Please do more research and have another go at this video, too many errors for people to make informed purchase decisions.
"as much VRAM as you can on the GPU you can afford" That's all you said here.
You are sharing the wrong specs for the Graphic Cards.