Video Editing upgrade advice please

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I have an old pc bought and built from here years ago which will not cope with editing or processing my new drone footage at all.

I need help with spec advice for the following uses if you would be so kind.

Editing 4k drone footage
General browsing
office work, spreadsheets etc

I would like your opinions on which of the following to buy for low end spec (will cope) and medium decent spec, don't wanna spend silly money really:

Motherboard
CPU
Cooler
Ram
Power supply
GPU

Willing to spend upto £1k if needed

Appreciated
 
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Not a huge amount but it's 4k 60fps and I'm wanting to use devinci resolve
Think I would go Intel and use quick sync at first and then add a GPU like a Nvidia 3050 or 3060 if you want faster GPU rendering.

Case pick an atx with 160mm cooler clearance and there are slightly cheaper alternatives to some parts .


My basket at OcUK:

Total: £641.81 (includes delivery: £7.99)​

 
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5700G
A520 motherboard
16-32Gb of DDR4 3600
Highest capacity lowest priced gen 3 NVME drive you can find.
Largest/best priced HDD you can find
Decent quality PSU. Seasonic SS or Super flower 3-400 watt maybe
Case with at least a 120mm fan front and rear.

Very fast and dirt cheap.
 
5700G
A520 motherboard
16-32Gb of DDR4 3600
Highest capacity lowest priced gen 3 NVME drive you can find.
Largest/best priced HDD you can find
Decent quality PSU. Seasonic SS or Super flower 3-400 watt maybe
Case with at least a 120mm fan front and rear.

Very fast and dirt cheap.
GPU would need 650w PSU min wouldnt it?
 
Think I would go Intel and use quick sync at first and then add a GPU like a Nvidia 3050 or 3060 if you want faster GPU rendering.

Case pick an atx with 160mm cooler clearance and there are slightly cheaper alternatives to some parts .


My basket at OcUK:

Total: £641.81 (includes delivery: £7.99)​

Quick sync?
 
Quick sync?
Intel's version of dedicated video encoding and decoding hardware core. Rather than using a general GPU, this core is located on the processor die and is dedicated just for video processing.

It's quick for an intergrated solution.

Google it for further info.
 
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