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<blockquote data-quote="shorthairsrus" data-source="post: 237328" data-attributes="member: 219">video editing is taxing on a computer --- imo you need to go top end fastest CPU, SSD and regular hard drive.&nbsp; Those Solid states are great -- but if you have one go down -- you cannot retrieve the info on it.&nbsp; When a spinning hard drive goes down - you have a chance of getting something off from it or it gives you a warning that is on the brink.&nbsp; Keep your data on the spinning hard drive.&nbsp; &nbsp; The laptops that come to mind other than apple (i am not a apple fan - hate the phones)&nbsp; xps series dell, asus, think pads --- those are all ones that you can throw around and not have any issues.&nbsp;&nbsp; IMO use a laptop for a short video without much fuss to it. &nbsp;Seriously if i am doing editing I am on two monitors and a gaming desktop (the one my kid put downstairs) - (i think my kid said it was liquid cooled).&nbsp; It actually revs up (the fans kick in harder) when it is doing the processes and the damn thing looks like a christmas tree in the dark with its cpu and mother board all lit up in different colors.&nbsp; &nbsp; The key board weighs a ton and it reminds me of the nice key boards that we use to have in the day.&nbsp; &nbsp; You can throw a million tasks at the sob and it doesnt slow down.&nbsp; I have one at work too - only difference is the video board.&nbsp;&nbsp; PS video boards are starting to come down - the mining must be slowing or everybody has one.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="shorthairsrus, post: 237328, member: 219"] video editing is taxing on a computer --- imo you need to go top end fastest CPU, SSD and regular hard drive. Those Solid states are great -- but if you have one go down -- you cannot retrieve the info on it. When a spinning hard drive goes down - you have a chance of getting something off from it or it gives you a warning that is on the brink. Keep your data on the spinning hard drive. The laptops that come to mind other than apple (i am not a apple fan - hate the phones) xps series dell, asus, think pads --- those are all ones that you can throw around and not have any issues. IMO use a laptop for a short video without much fuss to it. Seriously if i am doing editing I am on two monitors and a gaming desktop (the one my kid put downstairs) - (i think my kid said it was liquid cooled). It actually revs up (the fans kick in harder) when it is doing the processes and the damn thing looks like a christmas tree in the dark with its cpu and mother board all lit up in different colors. The key board weighs a ton and it reminds me of the nice key boards that we use to have in the day. You can throw a million tasks at the sob and it doesnt slow down. I have one at work too - only difference is the video board. PS video boards are starting to come down - the mining must be slowing or everybody has one. [/QUOTE]

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