What computer is used in the later stage of photography?

In the later stage of photography, we mainly look at four aspects: memory, CPU, monitor and graphics card.

Memory determines how many things a computer can handle at the same time. Take PS as an example: if you perform multi-step operations such as layer, brush, matting, masking and hyperbola adjustment on a picture in PS, then the memory determines whether you can save the final drawing after so many steps. If the memory is less than or equal to 4G, there is probably not enough memory space in the middle of the operation. The larger the memory, the safer it is. (generally recommended 16G, 32G)

The monitor directly determines whether the color of the picture you see is correct. If what you see is not accurate, then the film transferred from it, after being saved and sent out, is not what you see at all.

I won't elaborate on other parameters, and then I'll send you a list of computer configurations. A list of desktop configurations was sent:

CPU:i7 9700 or 8700

Memory: 16G or 32G

Motherboard: with CPU selection

Graphics card: minimum 1050

Solid state drive: 250G or 500G.

Hard disk, 2T+8T or 10T

Power supply: above 500W is better.

Display brands: BenQ, Philips, AOC, HKC, Dell, Zhuo Yi, BenQ: SW240 or SW2700, Philips: 272P7.

Desktop sheets are recommended because it is not cost-effective to use notebooks in the later stage of learning and operating photography. For the same configuration, the notebook should be at least 1.5W, and the best assembly of each item in the desktop list just listed will not exceed1w.

Ps: If you think my answer is not bad, please adopt it ~

In addition: I am a professional photographer in post-photography. You can trust me privately if you have anything unclear or want any resources in the later stage of photography. I have ps installation package, peeling plug-in installation package, brush, preset and practiced film here.