How are you liking your sanyun speakers now? Btw for pc I just upgraded to Ryzen 5 7600 + RX 7800XT. It’s amazing for editing some hefty stuff on premiere pro. But I’m gonna switch to DaVinci soon I think. Intel and nvidia are overrated and overpriced in my opinion for pc building now
Hey brother, with regards to building a new computer, could you post a video about that? I want to get a new computer but not sure between a Mac mini Pro or a PC. The Mac Mac mini pro I customized on Apple site came out to about $2200. I want something I can do video, music, & photo editing, maybe a little gaming (not really much of a gamer, tho). I'm not a professional editor. I just like editing music, photos, & videos for fun. I don't really know much a out PC's tho but I have some friends who tell me I should go with PC over Mac. Any recommendations?
First thing you’ll want to decide is pc vs Mac. PC is going to be far better price to performance and upgrade-ability in the future making it on paper a much better option. With that being said, some people just like the Mac OS and ecosystem better and are willing to pay for that. IF you decide to go Mac, from what I understand the new Mac Studio m2 Max is much better performance than the fully specd out mini pro and for cheaper, so that may be a better option in that price range. But tbh for non-professional work like you’re doing, a mini pro or even the regular mini with an SSD should be enough depending on how demanding the video/photo/music editing is, and its much cheaper than $2200. If you decide to go the PC route, there’s tons of different configurations you could go for but in that $2,000 price range you could build a really solid pc that’ll blow any Mac out of the water. Pc vs Mac really comes down to budget, and what user interface/operating system you prefer. If you’re on a tight budget and want best performance for that budget and don’t care about OS, then PC. But if you don’t care about budget as much and just want something you can plug into a monitor, it’ll work with no headaches, and a clean and minimal OS, Apple may be the way to go.
Heck yeah bro! I’ve been wanting to do the same. Came out clean.
Thanks man! Go for it!
How are you liking your sanyun speakers now?
Btw for pc I just upgraded to Ryzen 5 7600 + RX 7800XT. It’s amazing for editing some hefty stuff on premiere pro. But I’m gonna switch to DaVinci soon I think. Intel and nvidia are overrated and overpriced in my opinion for pc building now
Hey brother, with regards to building a new computer, could you post a video about that? I want to get a new computer but not sure between a Mac mini Pro or a PC. The Mac Mac mini pro I customized on Apple site came out to about $2200. I want something I can do video, music, & photo editing, maybe a little gaming (not really much of a gamer, tho). I'm not a professional editor. I just like editing music, photos, & videos for fun. I don't really know much a out PC's tho but I have some friends who tell me I should go with PC over Mac. Any recommendations?
First thing you’ll want to decide is pc vs Mac. PC is going to be far better price to performance and upgrade-ability in the future making it on paper a much better option. With that being said, some people just like the Mac OS and ecosystem better and are willing to pay for that. IF you decide to go Mac, from what I understand the new Mac Studio m2 Max is much better performance than the fully specd out mini pro and for cheaper, so that may be a better option in that price range. But tbh for non-professional work like you’re doing, a mini pro or even the regular mini with an SSD should be enough depending on how demanding the video/photo/music editing is, and its much cheaper than $2200. If you decide to go the PC route, there’s tons of different configurations you could go for but in that $2,000 price range you could build a really solid pc that’ll blow any Mac out of the water. Pc vs Mac really comes down to budget, and what user interface/operating system you prefer. If you’re on a tight budget and want best performance for that budget and don’t care about OS, then PC. But if you don’t care about budget as much and just want something you can plug into a monitor, it’ll work with no headaches, and a clean and minimal OS, Apple may be the way to go.