[quote=]Hi can someone tell me a REALLY scary movie bc nothing scared me yet i saw the exorcist texas chainsaw massacre and the ring but none of them are actually scary im looking for simething that could make me scream sugestions?[/quote]

[quote=FinalFantasy]Still looking for my movie guys. Dont forget to come in question subforum and see what you can come out with on my post. Xx[/quote]

[quote=wolfman601]new to this site.[/quote]

[quote=John McClane]Last desktop PC I had was a [url=http://ark.intel.com/products/52271/Intel-Xeon-Processor-E3-1230-8M-Cache-3_20-GHz]Sandy Bridge chip[/url].

I wouldn't mind having a [url=http://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Intel-Core-i7-7700K-vs-Intel-Core-i5-4670K/3647vs1538]Kaby Lake chip[/url].[/quote]

[quote=John McClane][quote=Joel]I have a question. I beefed up my laptop for intensive, effect laden video editing. I have an 17 7200 rpm platter, but use a SSD to run adobe premiere CC. 32gb ram, 6 gb dedicated video card..so it is fast on rednering and full HD playback on timeline. My question is...what if I just updated my 5200rpm HDD on my desktop to a SSD and left the integrated graphics HD Intel card alone, would my desktop still be fast with a SSD and not a dedicated graphics card? I do a lot of layering and frame by frame effect variants...[/quote]Need more specs on the desktop. More than likely you wouldn't notice a big difference except with loading the OS and opening programs.[/quote]

[quote=Tacitus]I have a 4670k at 4.2GHZ, which is as quick as the Haswells got. It's ripping and encoding to an SSD. ;)

I'll give BDRebuilder a try, thanks. There were a few programs which got recommended to me instead of Handbrake when I was converting DVDs but I always found myself going back. Recent updates especially have made it a hell of a tool.[/quote]

[quote=Joel]I have a question. I beefed up my laptop for intensive, effect laden video editing. I have an 17 7200 rpm platter, but use a SSD to run adobe premiere CC. 32gb ram, 6 gb dedicated video card..so it is fast on rednering and full HD playback on timeline. My question is...what if I just updated my 5200rpm HDD on my desktop to a SSD and left the integrated graphics HD Intel card alone, would my desktop still be fast with a SSD and not a dedicated graphics card? I do a lot of layering and frame by frame effect variants...[/quote]

[quote=John McClane]Also, I don't know what drive you're ripping to but it wouldn't hurt to pick up a SSD to use. Help speed up the read/write.

And an i7, depending on the generation of your i5, could easily knock an hour or two off your encode time.[/quote]

[quote=John McClane]Yeah, Handbrake can't handle that decoding process for Blu-Ray. And btw, I hear [url=https://www.videohelp.com/software/BD-Rebuilder]THIS[/url] is faster than Handbrake. Might want to give it a shot.[/quote]

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[quote=Tacitus]It's ripped to the HD first, then encoded from there with Handbrake. Handbrake doesn't seem to be able to encode BDs from disc as it can with DVDs.[/quote]