I bought a new system a while back ( Insights or advise about: and based on that I might be able to give you some pointers. What do you think about these computers: Geizhals.at
#Darktable system requirements Pc#
So I thought the desktop PC should have a Ryzen 5 or 7 CPU, 16 GB of RAM (with the possobility to upgrade) and a nice Nvidia GPU with at least 6 GB of RAM.Ĭurucial is of course Linux compatibilty and dual booting - I need Windows for the Benq screen calibration program and the firmware updater for my Olympus camera and lenses. The most difficult hardware task that I did so far was upgrading memory. I am a woman, I have never built a PC and I have none who could help me (everybody around me knows less about computers than me). Building a PC is not really an option for me. I am not a gamer, but apparently gaming PCs are the best for image and raw editing. Although I have no idea how I could use 2 screens and probably it’s just a waste of power. Also I have a second Iiyama screen that I don’t use, and so I thought maybe I could have a dual-screen-setup. Actually I don’t really need a new computer, but I have the money and since I think I have also become something like a part-time IT journalist, I thought myabe it’s time to get a proper computer. So obviously, although the performance of my laptop is acceptable for me, the new desktop should be significantly faster, but it does not need to be super fast, super power hungry and super expensive.
At the moment I have a dual graphics laptop with an Intel i7 quad core processor, an Nvidia Geforce MX250 and 16 GB RAM. darktable and RawTherapee should run well on it.
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