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Prism Core Workstation
Warranty
1 year
Delivery
Arrives by 3 November
Configuration
AED 1,189
AI Performance Benchmarks
Adobe Premiere Pro
Optimization Level
Standard Project
85/100
Pro Project
70/100
Extreme Project
45/100
Adobe After Effects
Optimization Level
Standard Project
70/100
Pro Project
55/100
Extreme Project
35/100
Adobe Photoshop
Optimization Level
Standard Project
95/100
Pro Project
80/100
Extreme Project
60/100
CPU: Intel Core Ultra 5 225F handles timeline scrubbing and multi-track editing well, but lacks efficiency cores for heavy background tasks. GPU: RTX 5050 8GB accelerates H.264/H.265 encoding/decoding, but 8GB VRAM limits 4K multi-layer effects. Bottleneck: CPU may bottleneck in 4K with heavy effects; GPU VRAM insufficient for complex 4K timelines.
CPU: Single-threaded performance is decent for previews, but render times are slower due to limited cores. GPU: RTX 5050 helps with ray-traced 3D and some effects, but 8GB VRAM is a bottleneck for high-res compositions. Bottleneck: CPU is the main bottleneck for final renders; GPU VRAM limits 4K work.
CPU: Handles filters and large file operations smoothly. GPU: Accelerates canvas rendering and some filters, but 8GB VRAM is sufficient for most tasks. Bottleneck: Minimal; CPU and GPU are well-balanced for standard workflows.
Overall bottleneck score: 65/100. The CPU is adequate for most tasks but may struggle with 4K video editing and After Effects rendering. The GPU's 8GB VRAM is a limiting factor for high-resolution work. The SATA SSD is a significant bottleneck for large file transfers and project loading.
This build will last 2-3 years for 1080p/1440p creative work. For 4K, upgrades to a faster CPU (more cores) and GPU (12GB+ VRAM) will be needed within 2 years. The SATA SSD should be replaced with an NVMe drive immediately for better performance.
CPU: Single-threaded performance is decent for previews, but render times are slower due to limited cores. GPU: RTX 5050 helps with ray-traced 3D and some effects, but 8GB VRAM is a bottleneck for high-res compositions. Bottleneck: CPU is the main bottleneck for final renders; GPU VRAM limits 4K work.
CPU: Handles filters and large file operations smoothly. GPU: Accelerates canvas rendering and some filters, but 8GB VRAM is sufficient for most tasks. Bottleneck: Minimal; CPU and GPU are well-balanced for standard workflows.
Overall bottleneck score: 65/100. The CPU is adequate for most tasks but may struggle with 4K video editing and After Effects rendering. The GPU's 8GB VRAM is a limiting factor for high-resolution work. The SATA SSD is a significant bottleneck for large file transfers and project loading.
This build will last 2-3 years for 1080p/1440p creative work. For 4K, upgrades to a faster CPU (more cores) and GPU (12GB+ VRAM) will be needed within 2 years. The SATA SSD should be replaced with an NVMe drive immediately for better performance.
