“Is this pc just as good at video editing as it is for gaming? Or should i look for a pc with different specs when it comes to video editing? I plan to game a bit though too, so i'm just wondering if it can do it just as good for both.”
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It's great for video editing. I personally use last year's model at home for video editing (I really don't do much gaming), but I purchased this one for my full time job and for my church to process live video for streaming (so it is doing real time switching and transcoding on multiple live HD video feeds like a champ). I've also done video editing on my church's... it rendered a 5 minute full HD video clip in a few seconds.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.So I ended up going to Google to see what kind of system requirements are needed for video editing as I don't know much about it myself. It looks like the system would need some upgrades as far as storage space in hard drives and also possibly upgrading to a dual graphics card setup all depending in which kind of videos you plan to edit together as far as quality. My best advice would be to do some research before making a leap like this. I will add that that for gaming I ended up adding in the Corsair ll120 fans for the case itself, it didn't have anything except for the exhaust fan and of course the graphics card and fan for the liquid cooling
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