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3ds Max System Requirements Like most software developers, Autodesk maintains a list of system requirements for 3ds Max that can be used to help ensure the hardware in your system will work with their software. However, this “system requirements” list only covers the very basics of what hardware is needed to run the software, not what hardware

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DaVinci Resolve System Requirements and Benchmarks While Blackmagic maintains a Hardware Selection and Configuration Guide for DaVinci Resolve that is much better than the simple “Hardware Requirements” list most developers provide, it contains some information that in our experience is either dated or simply not the best practice for a solid and reliable workstation. In addition, it

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Premiere Pro System Requirements and Benchmarks Like most software developers, Adobe maintains a list of system requirements for Premiere Pro that can be used to help ensure the hardware in your system will work with their software. However, most “system requirements” lists tend to cover only the very basics of what hardware is needed to run the

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Photoshop System Requirements and Benchmarks Like most software developers, Adobe maintains a list of system requirements for Photoshop that can be used to help ensure the hardware in your computer system will work with their software. However, most “system requirements” lists tend to cover only the very basics of what hardware is needed to run the software,

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After Effects CC System Requirements and Benchmarks Like most software developers, Adobe maintains a list of system requirements for After Effects that can be used to help ensure the hardware in your system will work with their software. However, most “system requirements” lists tend to cover only the very basics of what hardware is needed to run

Webinar: How to Choose the Best Hardware for DaVinci Resolve

DaVinci Resolve is a feature-rich application used for a wide range of post-production tasks and whether you primarily work in the Edit, Color, or Fusion tabs (or all three!), nothing is worse than when your computer gets in the way of your creativity. In this 45-minute webinar, Matt Bach will cover the best hardware for DaVinci Resolve – from CPU, GPU, RAM, and storage – and how your decision may change depending on your workflow.