Best Video Editing Build For Rs 60,000

Best Video Editing Build For 60,000 INR

Building a PC for video editing is one of the best ways to make money, but you need to choose the right components. That’s especially important when it comes to mid-range, 4K editing systems. To that end, we’ve put together a list of the best bang-for-your-buck components we could find to create the best PC build for 4K editing, all for just ₹60,000.

Since this is a PC designed for editing 4K footage, there were several key considerations we had to make. The first was a powerful multi-core processor, followed by plenty of memory and high-speed storage. We also wanted to make sure that the system had a decent graphics card with plenty of VRAM for performing rendering and handling any 3D effects work.

For the processor, we went ahead with the Intel i5 12400. Intel i5 12400 is a Hexa core processor with 12 threads. It comes with a base clock 2.50GHz and a max turbo of 4.4GHz. Moreover, this CPU comes with an 18MB Intel Smart Cache and a TDP of 65W. When it comes to editing performance, the Intel i5 12400 is either faster or provides similar performance to AMD Ryzen 5 5600X. Video editing is a Very CPU-heavy task, so we have added Deepcool AK400 for its better cooling performance.

For the motherboard, we have selected MSI MAG B660M Mortar DDR4. MAG B660M Mortar supports 12th generation CPU. It comes with 4 DIMM slots that can accommodate 128GB RAM. Moreover, it comes with features like 2.5G LAN, USB 3.2 Gen2x2 20Gbps Type-C port on the back panel, Two M.2 slots, and Mystic Light.

For the RAM, we have selected the Corsair Vengeance LPX 32GB (16GBx2) 3200MHz RAM. These RAMs are the cheapest non-RGB RAM we can find, and they come with a 10-years warranty.

When it comes to storage, we prefer SSD. SSD provides much better performance once you get into complex editing timelines that involve the playback of multiple simultaneous clips. For this reason, we have gone with Western Digital Black SN770 1TB NVMe SSD. SN770 offers a blazing fast read speed of 5,150MBps and 4,900MBps write speed, respectively.

For the power supply, our choice is Antec NE550M 550watts. Antec NE550M features hybrid cable management and is 80 plus bronze certified power supply. The NE 550M is rated at up to 88% efficiency during max and low loads and delivers stable power. Antec NE 550M comes with an excellent five years warranty.

For the computer case, we opted for MSI MAG FORGE 100M. This case is a high airflow case with a front mesh panel and offers excellent build quality for ₹4,000. MSI MAG FORGE 100M comes with two front 120 mm RGB fans.

This concludes our 60,000 video editing build.

Keep in mind, prices of PC components change frequently and, if you find a significant price difference between the configuration table and links provided or PC component to be out of stock, please drop us a comment below we will fix it ASAP.

Now, if you have further questions or doubts, feel free to comment below and, we’ll assist you. Have a good day.

Note: This PC build is updated on 11th Dec 2022.

Final Build

ComponentsProduct
Price
ProcessorIntel Core i5-12400₹17,799
MotherboardMSI MAG B660M Mortar DDR4₹16,833
MemoryCorsair Vengeance LPX 32GB (16GBx2) 3200MHz ₹8,998
SSDWestern Digital Black SN770 1TB₹8,600
PowersupplyAntec NE 550M 550W ₹3,489
CaseMSI MAG FORGE 100M₹4,150
CPU CoolerDEEPCOOL AK400₹2,340
Total₹62,209

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  1. Hi, first of all, thanks for the post which i was looking for a week for now, i’m stuck between r5 3600 and r7 2700 and also confused whether to go with these or the “X” varients (3600x & 2700x). My purpose for this build is to get an EDITING PC as best as possible and also not having trouble to play GTA V like games not too often. (Even the gaming is not my preference and no problem to sacrifice for best productivity performance).

    I’m from India where the price are like :
    2700 : 14,500k (AMAZON) with Wraith Spire , 2700X : 20,499K (AMAZON) with Wraith Prism
    3600 : 17,500K (AMAZON) with Wraith Stealth , 3600X : 19,449K (AMAZON) with Wraith Spire

    My overall budget for a complete PC (including Monitor and peripherals) is between 60k to 70k (indian rupees).
    Please Help me out to get the best possible Workstation.
    THANK YOU!

    • Hello Rahul,
      Thanks for visiting us. As per your query, your main priority is productivity so we would suggest you Ryzen 7 2700 for its better multitasking capability due to two extra cores.
      Secondly, the Performace difference between X and non X variants is minor so my suggestion is to get the non X variant.
      For Graphics Card, as you have mentioned you are primarily buying this PC for productivity, RX 580 is perfectly fine and lets you play GTA V in 1080p but for some latest heavy titles, you may have lower graphics quality.
      Lastly, For Monitor, we suggest you LG 22MP68VQ-P. This monitor is an IPS monitor with good panel quality and as an added benefit this is AMD FreeSync™ compatible. You can find it on mdcomputers.in for the price of 8,800.
      For the keyboard & Mouse buy whatever you like.

      I hope this helps and if you like our work please share our website with your friends.
      Have a nice day.

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