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What exactly are you doing? &nbsp;That P5000 card has 16 Gb of DDR5 memory on it.<br />
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What sort of resolution are you running? &nbsp;And what sort of processor and motherboard do you have.
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I am just beginning to learn video processing. Mostly for footage taken with drones. My processor is an Intel Xeon W-2145 3.70GHz. It is a Dell 5820 workstation. It does seem like I have my answer by the first two Experts opinion. I have been told by others that the system I have now is more than adequate so I probably will stick with 32 gigs of ram and pass on the 64.
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I didn't answer the suggestion regarding the hard drive. I have four ssd drives at 1TB each. They are Class 50 ssd drives. Samsung is the manufacturer.
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class 50 tells me nothing; probably a DEll classification .?
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Yes, it is a Dell computer. I have no way of determining if the specification or rating of the drive that they sold me is a descriptor originated by Dell or not. I had no reason to ask for further information. The drives are Samsung 1024GB &nbsp; SM961 &nbsp;NVMe SSD. Dell part number 0N6WKK 3.3v dc 1.8 amp. They claim that these ssd parts are intended for constant heavy duty use such as a busy server. I wanted to buy the computer and have the least amount of difficulty with it so I went with the best available. I hope this gives you the information you wanted.
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FWIW &quot;class&quot; is a Dell descriptor not used by other computer manufacturers or the SSD &nbsp;makers. For example HPE have &quot;general use&quot;, &quot;read intensive&quot; and &quot;write intensive&quot; as their endurance classifications. The SSD manufactures use Total Bytes Written and that is the number the SSD records and is uses for warranty purposes. 1024GB/2048GB etc. is never a good SSD size for a server since it leaves no reserved space for background Garbage Collection, good size for a server would be about 5-10% short of the full size of the equivalent consumer drive because TRIM/UNMAP command is not available to hardware controllers (yet).<br />
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Hope you obey aviation restrictions as regarding drones, don't want another airport closed for 24 hours by some environmental nut-job.
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Concerning the program &quot;CAMTASIA&quot;. I would like the opinions of Camtasia users only please. This program is the one that is the most memory intensive application that I have. Is it your opinion that utilizing a Nvidia video card &nbsp;P5000 and 32 gigs of ram more than sufficient to have smooth operation of Camtasia? My ONLY decision is if I should go with 64 gigs of ram instead of 32 gigs. I do not do any heavy duty intensive work with Camtasia. I think that 32 will be just fine but wanted the opinion of actual users before I made a final decision. Note: The publisher of Camtasia recommends a minimum of 2gb &nbsp;of ram. Experts?
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Concerning the program "CAMTASIA". I would like the opinions of Camtasia users only please. This program is the one that is the most memory intensive application that I have. Is it your opinion that utilizing a Nvidia video card  P5000 and 32 gigs of ram more than sufficient to have smooth operation of Camtasia? My ONLY decision is if I should go with 64 gigs of ram instead of 32 gigs. I do not do any heavy duty intensive work with Camtasia. I think that 32 will be just fine but wanted the opinion of actual users before I made a final decision. Note: The publisher of Camtasia recommends a minimum of 2gb  of ram. Experts?

Is 32 gigs of ram more than adequate for running Camtasia?

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