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What is the role of the processor in a Graphic Designing PC?
Providing Smooth Performance
Photo editing applications are primarily CPU dependent. The processor is crucial as most of the editing workload is handled by it, ensuring smooth and responsive performance—even though the GPU plays a supporting role.
Handling Image Editing Processes
In photo editing, numerous processes occur behind the scenes—image manipulation, color correction, filtering, and more. A fast, reliable processor prevents slowdowns, allowing designers to focus on creativity without waiting for the system.
What is the role of the Graphics Card in a Graphic Designing PC?
Accelerating Graphics Heavy Tasks
Many tasks during photo editing are handled by the GPU, such as rendering and certain filters which require an active graphics processor. There are many heavy tasks in which the CPU is not very efficient, hence the GPU is used instead.
Processing Complex Operations
Certain photo editing tasks such as blurring, sharpening, masking and more run much faster if the system has a GPU on board. To ensure the photo editor does not run into any slowdowns, a good GPU is installed which takes care of all graphics intensive workloads while the CPU simultaneously handles tasks it is optimized for.
Integrated or Dedicated GPU
Depending on the intensity of the photo editing PC, an integrated GPU is selected for lower-end systems as basic and moderately intensive photo editing can be done without a dedicated GPU. However, for heavier workloads and professional use, a dedicated GPU is installed to ensure smooth performance.
What is the role of the RAM in a Graphic Designing PC?
Ample Capacity
RAM requirements in various photo editing apps such as Photoshop is not very high. Hence, typically 32GB RAM is used for most higher end systems. Lower end systems may have 8GB or 16GB RAM capacity based on your requirement.
Smooth Performance in Larger Projects
Enough RAM is paired with photo editing PCs to ensure all applications can consistently work and have enough memory available to them to work without slowdowns. For top of the line high-end PCs made for Photo Editing, 64GB RAM is used which is ample for the heaviest projects which sometimes require additional system memory.
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