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Hi, Matthew. Not to turn your question back to you, but that would depend on what the requirements for the editing software are. We recommend reviewing the recommended system requirements that that software publisher details and comparing it with the specifications of any potential computing solution to help ensure you find the right fit for your needs.

Due to the limitations of the RAM and lack of a separate GPU, this would only be suitable for the lightest of video editing (e.g., removing sections from the beginning of a video), and even then, only if you don't mind getting a cup of coffee while you wait. Look for something with considerably more power if you will be doing more than this minimal editing.

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Hi, Matthew. Not to turn your question back to you, but that would depend on what the requirements for the editing software are. We recommend reviewing the recommended system requirements that that software publisher details and comparing it with the specifications of any potential computing solution to help ensure you find the right fit for your needs.
Answered by Lenovo Product Expert 1 year ago
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Due to the limitations of the RAM and lack of a separate GPU, this would only be suitable for the lightest of video editing (e.g., removing sections from the beginning of a video), and even then, only if you don't mind getting a cup of coffee while you wait. Look for something with considerably more power if you will be doing more than this minimal editing.
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