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Best PC for Editing/Recording/Rendering for $500-600
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chelseastriker
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This is my current build that I'm thinking of doing. But I was wandering if anyone had any better builds than this for what I want?
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This is my current build that I'm thinking of doing. But I was wandering if anyone had any better builds than this for what I want?


Not a 'better' just a more efficient way.. Use x2 4GB RAM so if one of your RAM fails, you have the other to rely on.
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Far superior build for less after rebates;
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Swap the core 1000 case, for an N200 if you can do so and stay within budget.
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