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granitecrane2 said:Not bad. I actually appreciate that you're willing to settle for a "weak" 2060. Honestly, if I had known where to look, I probably would have pulled the trigger on one myself. Instead, I ended up grabbing a 3060—specifically that weirdly shaped, compact ASUS Phoenix—which has been an absolute win for me (not really going to get into why).
My only hesitation is whether that 500W power supply will actually cut it. I might be totally off base there, though. Still, the 2060 draws less power, and since you decided to go with an Intel i5 anyway, it might just work.
Also, I suspect a 1 TB HDD is going to feel incredibly cramped for video work. I went with a massive 12 TB drive, but I’d suggest aiming for at least 3 TB. They're pretty cheap these days. But hey, grab what you need now and just add more later.

Well, they say Intel and Adobe play a bit nicer together than the alternatives, so I figured I'd just stick with them... yeah, I'll go with the 3 TB HDD, upgrade to a Seasonic 650 w power supply, and definitely opt for the 3060 instead. 😉
So, I'm currently on the hunt for a new workstation dedicated to video editing—nothing too crazy like 4k workflows, just standard stuff, mostly focusing on the Adobe suite—with a budget somewhere around $1,000.

I actually just had someone reach out with a pretty decent offer, so I was hoping to get some outside perspectives on it... what do you guys think?

Intel Core I5 10400 2.90GHz
Intel B460 , 2x8GB DDR4 2666MHz
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 6GB GDDR6
M.2 SSD 500GB , HDD 1TB,
NO ODD,10/100/1000 Mbit,
Midi Tower 500W.

The total for this setup comes out to about $800.
I'm picking up the LP
Kath Bloom, album Moonlight!?