Good enough for video editing?

[Melodious]

hello, im using an i5-4590 with a GTX 970 with 16GB of RAM. Will this set up video edit nicely?

 

[n0ns3ns3]

hello, im using an i5-4590 with a GTX 970 with 16GB of RAM. Will this set up video edit nicely?

It will ...
Basically the experience will depend on the software that you use. You might want an SSD.

 

[Melodious]

hello, im using an i5-4590 with a GTX 970 with 16GB of RAM. Will this set up video edit nicely?

It will ...
Basically the experience will depend on the software that you use. You might want an SSD.

I plan on using Adobe CC, if you could change one thing about the set up what would it be?

 

[JackNaylorPE]

1. 4790k

2. Good reading here:
https/www.studio1productions.com/Articles/PremiereCS5.htm

 

[n0ns3ns3]

hello, im using an i5-4590 with a GTX 970 with 16GB of RAM. Will this set up video edit nicely?

It will ...
Basically the experience will depend on the software that you use. You might want an SSD.

I plan on using Adobe CC, if you could change one thing about the set up what would it be?

The i7 will give you about 10% in rendering time. But that's not really important since it happens after you done. I personally would not care if it takes 60 or 50 minutes - both are too long to sit and wait

You don't need to change anything unless you WANT to spend money As I said. If there is no SSD or if it is small, get a bigger one. you can have a 1TB for about 240USD. That will improve your experience generally.