Beyond that an SSD for your programs will speed things up for you as well, but you will likely need a larger HDD for file storage unless you plan to edit entirely off of external drives(which van potentially bottleneck your edit). You absolutely need a good video card if you want steady playback basically this is a best you can get situation. RAM should be at least 32 gb, better at 64 gb these days. At least 4 cores (not sure if FCPX can utilize more than that but more will help if you generally have more than one task running) the higher the clock speed (measured in ghz) the better(really this should be above 4.0 ghz with today's cores).
So you need a fast place for first and foremost. I'm not sure for FCPX but I going to assume its usage is similar to premiere or davinci. When asking what's important for video editing heres your answer: all the components. so I'm not a mac guy because you are wasting a lot of money for a logo stamp but I'm going to try and be helpful. u/shickey maintains a videography-themed weekly challenge subreddit, so if you're looking for something to shoot head on over to /r/DoCreativeĬamera, NLE, year started, general location
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