PC for Video Editing: Maximum Power for Your Editing

Unlike photo editing, video editing requires sustained, high-performance output from all components. A smooth workflow is only possible when the processor, graphics card, and data throughput are perfectly coordinated. We’ll show you which components are key to your productivity.

The Processor (CPU) – More Cores for Faster Rendering

The CPU is the engine of your video editing PC. Computing power is especially crucial during export and when working with highly compressed codecs like H.264 or H.265 (HEVC). 

Our recommendation: For smooth 4K editing, you should opt for processors with at least 8 to 12 cores. We build our workstations with the latest Intel Core i9 and AMD Ryzen 9 processors. If you’re working in the high-end sector with RED footage or 8K projects, our AMD Ryzen Threadripper systems offer the necessary capacity to meet professional demands. 

Graphics Card (GPU) – Your Accelerator in DaVinci & Premiere

Modern editing software is increasingly offloading tasks to the graphics card. Effects, color grading, and final rendering benefit massively from GPU acceleration. 

Power for Your Effects: With an NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics card, you can utilize the dedicated video encoders (NVENC). These ensure that your system is relieved during export and that effects can be calculated in real time on the timeline. In DaVinci Resolve, video memory (VRAM) is particularly important—we recommend cards with sufficient memory for complex nodes.

RAM – Buffer for Complex Projects

Nothing is more frustrating than a crash because memory has run out. Video editing loads enormous amounts of data into RAM to enable lag-free previews. 

The MIFCOM Standard: While 16 GB is sufficient for basic Full HD editing, 32 GB is our recommended standard for 4K editing. For professional workflows with After Effects or 8K footage, we’re happy to configure your system with 64 GB or 128 GB of RAM to guarantee maximum stability. 

Ultra-fast SSDs – Fast Load Times

The speed of your hard drives determines how quickly your footage loads. Conventional hard drives are too slow for modern bitrates. 

Pro tip: We rely on an intelligent storage layout. An extremely fast M.2 NVMe SSD for your operating system and software, as well as a separate NVMe SSD as a dedicated scratch drive for your cache files and current projects. This prevents data bottlenecks and noticeably speeds up your workflow. 

Optimized for Your Software: Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve & After Effects

Each software application utilizes the hardware differently. While Adobe Premiere Pro benefits greatly from single-core performance and Intel QuickSync, DaVinci Resolve scales exceptionally well with the power of multiple GPUs. Our experts have preconfigured the systems to deliver top performance in common industry-standard applications. 

Why choose a video editing PC from MIFCOM?

Hand-selected high-end hardware: We use only components that have passed our rigorous stability tests.

Silent optimization: So you can focus on the audio, we optimize our cases and cooling solutions for whisper-quiet operation—even under full load during rendering. 

Ready to Work: Our systems come without unnecessary bloatware. You get a clean, optimized Windows system so you can start installing your Creative Cloud right away. 

Service that takes the pressure off: With our 3-year warranty and expert support, you don’t have to worry about technical details.

Configure your video editing PC now

Take your video production to the next level. Choose one of our base configurations and use the PC configurator to tailor the system exactly to your camera codecs and projects. Get the performance that unlocks your creative potential!