Workstation PCs built to churn through rendering tasks don’t have to be boring beige boxes. A gaming PC is often built with the kind of pixel-pushing prowess in mind that designers and editors can harness, which makes HP’s Omen 35L an interesting proposition.
It has one of the very latest Intel processors on-board, along with the kind of Nvidia GPU that gamers drool over. It will power through video processing, resizing and re-encoding, as well as driving high-res monitors, and it will look good while it does it.
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