want to update the graphics card

Hello, I want to upgrade my graphics card to run the program video studio pro x 2 to smooth any delay of video editing.

My Info system is

operating system (Windows XP Professional, Service Pack 3 (5.1 - 2600))
CPU (2-Intel Pentium 4, 3194 MHz, 1024 KB (0% load))
memory (use: 537 / 1024MB (52,44 %)))
GFX (ATI Radeon X 300 / X 550 / X 1050 Secondary@1280x1024 Series 16-bit 75 Hz)
hard drive (C:\ (39.51 GB free, Total 74,52 GB))

Intel 82801FB/FBM PCI Express

now, the current graphics card is the radeon X 300

The camera I use is a Panasonic HDC - SD9

Please, could anyone recommend best suitable graphics cards

Regards alan

I'm gathering that it is a desktop computer; not a laptop. If it's a laptop, forget it. If it is a desktop computer and has a pci-express slot (I think I understand it does) then you can certainly improve on the x 300, which is a video chip low range. You could also be greatly helped in past 2 GB of memory. You use more than half in slow motion so I'm sure you paginate hard drive in the drive when you actually change video that will slow the system down. You really shouldn't have a high-end gaming video card to edit video. Something like a Radeon HD 4550 should be good:

map here

A system inherited from P4 3.2 ghz would not be my choice for video editing. Video editing can use all the muscles computer (processing) you can put to use. A processor dual core would be much better, using more modern faster DDR - 2 memory and a faster front side bus. But for about $150 between RAM and a new video card, you can twist the more power you have.

Message edited by Hüffer on 04/10/2009 11:31

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