What actually matters for photo editing
Lightroom and Photoshop lean more on fast storage and RAM for smooth culling and editing of large RAW libraries than on GPU power, though a decent GPU still helps with preview rendering and export speed.
- CPU: a solid mid-to-high range chip (Ryzen 7 or Intel Core i7) handles batch exports and Photoshop comfortably
- RAM: 32GB minimum for smooth work with large RAW libraries and multiple open documents
- Storage: fast NVMe SSD for your active catalog -- this is the single biggest speed factor in Lightroom culling and preview generation
- Display: a colour-accurate monitor matters as much as the PC itself for studios delivering client-ready colour
Built for studio workflows
We spec editing PCs around fast storage and enough RAM to keep large catalogs responsive, with GPU headroom for export speed and any video work studios increasingly take on alongside stills. Every build can be paired with a colour-accurate monitor recommendation to match.
Tell us your typical shoot size (weddings, events, studio work) and software -- we'll recommend the right build.
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