desktop computer specs for graphics layout (photoshop and corel)

**sean-archer** · July 7th, 2018 08:34 PM

Originally Posted by jut703

4k. 10k ang i5-7500 while 6k ang i3-8100.

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47k is good. Thanks sir.

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**jut703** · July 7th, 2018 08:42 PM

Originally Posted by sean-archer

47k is good. Thanks sir.

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Gusto mo sagad mo na 50k mag 1050Ti ka na instead of 1050.

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**sean-archer** · July 7th, 2018 09:18 PM

Originally Posted by jut703

Gusto mo sagad mo na 50k mag 1050Ti ka na instead of 1050.

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Bwhahaha. Talk about nagtitipid haha. Pwede. Haaay. Worthy investment naman.

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**Jun aka Pekto** · July 8th, 2018 07:10 AM

If the PC isn't going to be for gaming, I'm assuming the dedicated video cards are for CUDA-enabled apps or the AMD equivalent (is it still Stream?).

I also remember reading somewhere about CUDA capabilities not being that different between lower-end and higher-end cards. He could probably make do with a GT 1030 or even lower such as the GT 740.

**jut703** · July 8th, 2018 07:22 PM

Originally Posted by Jun aka Pekto

If the PC isn't going to be for gaming, I'm assuming the dedicated video cards are for CUDA-enabled apps or the AMD equivalent (is it still Stream?).

I also remember reading somewhere about CUDA capabilities not being that different between lower-end and higher-end cards. He could probably make do with a GT 1030 or even lower such as the GT 740.

Photoshop doesn't need CUDA since it uses OpenGL and OpenCL acceleration from any GPU.

Video Cards for Adobe Photoshop CS6 Mercury Graphics Engine, OpenGL and OpenCL by David Knarr

But it's true that a high end GPU might not be fully utilized by PS so a midrange card like the GTX 1050 paired with a capable CPU and sufficient RAM should be enough for most people.

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**Jun aka Pekto** · July 8th, 2018 08:33 PM

Originally Posted by jut703

Photoshop doesn't need CUDA since it uses OpenGL and OpenCL acceleration from any GPU.

Video Cards for Adobe Photoshop CS6 Mercury Graphics Engine, OpenGL and OpenCL by David Knarr

But it's true that a high end GPU might not be fully utilized by PS so a midrange card like the GTX 1050 paired with a capable CPU and sufficient RAM should be enough for most people.

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Oh, yeah. I forgot about OpenCL. My daughter has an 4GB R9 290x GPU in her PC and she uses Photoshop a lot. She's still happy with it.