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hi all,
I need to assemble powerful computer to work in 3DS MAX and Adobe premiere
Can anyone help me to advice what motherboard,
what graphig card does i need.
if possible pls write with series of this hardwares
thanks beforehands

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This is a compact, practical checklist for assembling a PC suited to 3ds Max and Adobe Premiere. Existing thread posts — pointed to hardware review sites and referenced assembly guides — are useful background. The paragraphs below translate that general advice into concrete component priorities, configuration notes, and quick troubleshooting pointers.

Component priorities: viewport responsiveness favors high single-thread CPU speed; batch renders benefit from many cores. Good CPU families: AMD Ryzen 7/9 for a balance of single- and multi-thread performance; Threadripper or Intel Xeon for heavy multi-core rendering and large memory channels. For editing and GPU renderers prefer NVIDIA RTX (GeForce for price/perf, RTX A-series for pro drivers and larger VRAM); AMD Radeon Pro is an OpenCL option. Target GPU VRAM: 8GB for HD work, 16GB+ for 4K and GPU renderers.

Memory, storage, motherboard: 32GB is a practical baseline; 64GB+ for complex scenes or 4K timelines. Choose a motherboard with enough DIMM slots, M.2 NVMe sockets, and PCIe lanes for GPUs and capture cards; stable VRMs help sustained loads. Use NVMe SSD for OS and scratch/cache and separate bulk drives for footage. Pick a quality PSU (80+ Gold) with headroom for the chosen GPU.

Assembly and troubleshooting: confirm CPU/socket/chipset compatibility and BIOS support. Install M.2 drives early (they can be blocked by GPUs), populate the recommended RAM slots, attach all CPU power connectors, then test POST with minimal parts. If no POST, reseat RAM, try a single stick, try onboard video if available, and clear CMOS. For “dead” RAM run MemTest86; failed modules should be replaced or RMA'd — RAM is not repairable in the field.

Final note: follow current benchmark and vendor system-requirement pages (as suggested) to confirm which acceleration paths and drivers are recommended for the exact versions of 3ds Max and Premiere in use. Balance the budget to the component that most affects the specific workflow: single-core CPU speed for interactive work; core count and GPU VRAM for rendering and effects. ’s assembly resources pair well with this checklist; — replace faulty RAM rather than attempt repair.

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thanks very much

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if pc ram is dad how we can repair same ram which is dad tell me it prociture

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i think this link help you here you see how to assemble powerful PC

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