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Hello! I need a suggestion regarding video card. What will be the best video card brand to buy in editing video and photos through computer?

that would depend on your budget and what software you are going to use for editing.

Well, even a moderate video card will immensely help in transcoding times, assuming the software supports OpenCL, DirectCompute, or CUDA.

The software you use will have a QVL list of video cards to use running their program. I would check their website before buying a card.

Nasty

Yours was first, but replied to this later...but it's the same sentiment.
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"Editing video" is far too generic to make any suggestion for you. You can cut up videos with 10yo hardware w/ no problems at all as most programs still really use the CPU through the entire process. Video cards are still rooted in giving you a picture and not processing the picture/frames, CUDA or not (CUDA is usually for showing the preview, not the render itself). I can still edit the best on an aged 8-threaded 920 and a sub $200 AMD GPU than I can on something like the 4-threaded 2500K and a GTX670 and all it's shaders. In intense renders I move over to a 12x2 threaded 2011 dually and the graphics card really just sits there.

I saw it mentioned, but the GPU really isn't the computational genius it's made out to be for the most part for creating media. Have to read the nitty-gritty about the software you use (or plan to use) in order to see what is really best to use. I default to Intel CPU and AMD GPU for the most part as a blanket statement. But if you're just chopping up video with an average (below $200) editing program, you'll be fine with anything as they just don't tap into these dedicated set of codes...doing so costs money.