My son helps Dell, HP, and a number of other companies with their server problems, not the other way around. I realize you may not be up to speed with all the technical jargon, but if you take your time reading these pages, it may help you to get acquainted with the basics you need to know for a new system.įortunately, but this only applies to me, not to the average person, I don't need on-site warranty, maintenance and monitoring from third parties, whether Dell, HP or whatever name, I have the support on-site. Sure, this is not a system for everybody and likely it will end up in the € 7 K range, but I show it to give you an example of how you might go about building a new system. My editing system is getting pretty old and I know I need to replace it sometime in the (not too distant) future, so I plan ahead and consider all my options.

Instead have a look at some of the FAQ articles, like Adobe Forums: What PC to build? An update.Īnother way to show you about planning for the future is here: Planning and Buiding a new NLE system. Let your old system run as it is, don't invest time or money to keep it going.

The best approach I can offer is to start saving for a new system. Being born is deadly, just like smoking if we believe the statements on cigarette packs. Well, that is the major risk of being born, sometime in the future you will die. One of these days your system will die of old-age. It made no sense to replace parts, the costs would have been too high in relation to getting it back up on its feet, so I decided to get a new server. I had a similar outdated server (2004) here that died the other day and the only solution was to get a new one. The system you currently have is very outdated.

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