You'll see both your CPU and GPU are under minimums. Unfortunately your system is under minimum specs. It would be nice if you can help me out with this. How is Hitfilm using the hard disks? Is it "enough" to have all the material which I will import on a slower hard disk (I think of the clips I have converted into a loseless code to have a good speed in editing which are very very big) or should they be on a SSD? Or is it enough to have the system and Hitfilm on a SSD? Is there a project folder where Hitfilm chaches data? But regarding the hard disk I am wondering how to use it to get the maximum performance. I have already planned to upgrade the graphics card if needed and the hard disk. So the first question: Do you mean it make sense to start with that config? Will Hitfilm run with an Intel Core 2 Duo? What I want is to edit my film material out of my GoPro 4 Silver, normally Full HD - not more. Hard disks will be 2 x Western Digital Black 1 TB and one 500 GB normal hard disk.
My plan is to use it on my old Dell T3400 Workstation which has an AMD Radeon 4650 graphics card, 8 GB RAM and an Intel Core 2 Duo Extreme with 3,2GHz. I am a beginner in film making and was using Premiere Elements 13, but since a colleague suggested to have a look on Hitfilm Express the plan is to switch over.
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