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Specs for FCP?

BlitzKrieg · 2006-10-01 19:41:11

Picking up a G5 Imac second hand in 3 weeks. Would these specs be enough to support my film editing work with final cut pro?

01-10-2006 8:41pm

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BlitzKrieg

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Picking up a G5 Imac second hand in 3 weeks.

Would these specs be enough to support my film editing work with final cut pro?

2Ghz processor 20inch screen iMac G5 with 1.5G Ram.Wireless keyboard comes with it too.

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#2 04-10-2006 11:27pm

moonboy

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yeah thats loads.

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#3 04-10-2006 11:38pm

BlitzKrieg

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doesnt matter anymore, f*cker sold it to someone else

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#4 13-10-2006 4:15pm

conzy

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He did you a favour

Buy an Intel Mac instead of investing in older, much slower Technology...

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#5 16-10-2006 2:38pm

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Buy an Intel Mac instead of investing in older, much slower Technology...

Only if you plan paying for the universal binary of FCP, otherwise it is slower, significantly so

It also depends on the price of the G5, if you can get someone to part with one at the right price, then you will get more bang for your wang.

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