I just upgraded.. from an i5 8th gen and a 1070. To a I5 13500 an an 8gb 4060. It crunches videos 3.5 times faster. Going to up the ram. Buy the best you can afford. Is the best advice you should give.
Again Great video! I know, you cant test every single CPU.. but it would be great if you could through in a 5900x or 5950x for comparison to see how much you performance you loose with a top tier am4 CPU.
Thanks for the video 👍 Going from 12600k to 14900k you're also gonna have to change the CPU cooler though, which might turn out to be quite pricey and complicated (e.g. incompatible PC case). PSU might become an issue as well if it was adjusted for the 12600. But it does spare the MOBO upgrade.
@theTechNotice I REALLY NEED YOUR HELP. I'm building a pc and I can't decide about cpu. What would you suggest for video editing (davinci) i7 14700k or ryzen 9 7950x ? I'm planning to use rtx 4080 super. Your answer would be appreciated :)
I'm surprised you didn't mention the benefits of the Intel CPU's with iGPU's for those working in h264 or h265 since the media engine can decode those leading to much better timeline performance over AMD. That's why I'll be upgrading my 5950X to Arrow Lake... possibly. Might just grab the 14900K if I can find one for a deal.
So if I were to build a PC from scratch would you go 13700k or 7700x (for it's upgradeability on AM5) - I would pair this with my spare 4070 Ti I have laying around. Also I would mostly use this for 4K video.
Ok i have an rtx 4090, r9 5900x, and 32GB DDR4 (8x4) resolve studio… i use fusion and effects alot, lots of recaching…. whats my best bang for buck move? 1) upgrade to 64gb ddr4? 2) Upgrade to 128gb ddr4? 3) upgrade to AM5 (7900/7950x?) along with 64gb ddr5?
By any chance are you gonna do a GPU for DaVinci one, as well? Is the quality of life better now with AMD using DaVinci? I remember years ago you lasted a week with it, but a few videos ago you said you recommend it now. What changed?
@@theTechNotice Why that far away? LOL! Can't wait - 'hope you can compare a lot of gpus - from both nvidia and amd - nvidia 30 series, 40 series vs amd rdna 3 cards (in particular) - rdna 2 cards don't seem to perform very well? I'm shopping (hoping to buy) a gpu but can't decide - I already have an Intel 12700k from when 12th gen came out and Quick Sync was a benefit compared to AMD's AM4. So, that cpu comparison was interesting. I'll shut up now. C'mon, May 2nd! :)
@@theTechNotice I really appreciate it! If you could, simply just mention how each card scrubs through the timeline for the cards that are the most popular? I find my 5900x and 3070 have an issue scrubbing through in DaVinci so I’m trying to build a more reliable PC
I have a 7950X and a ProArt X670E motherboard. I’ve been less than thrilled with its performance in rendering and gaming. Is it worth considering selling them and going with a 13700k system with the newer Z790 proart board, or should I stick with the 7950X? I don’t even game on the system anymore as I have a SFF 13600K system on an MSI mITX board that I use for that.
A CPU with a good single core performance will just work with no issues so any 13th or 14th gen INTEL Processor or 7000 series AMD RYZEN CPU will just work perfectly fine YOU DO NOT NEED A POWERFUL CPU FOR RESOLVE, YOU JUST NEED A GOOD CPU SHELL OUT ALL YOUR CASH FOR A REALLY REALLY POWERFUL GPU
Is there a reason you pick the lest common i5 variant i5-12600K, instead of the more common i5-12500? Is it because you want all the CPU to be unlocKed?
Yes the cheapest performance has been paying $300 directly for the license, which I recommend. This was the first software I paid in a very long long time, outside of games. The results are odd, why would a 14700k be slower than a 13700k? The 14700k has more cores and faster clock.
Yeah the 14700K slower than a 13700K makes no sense? I'd go back and re-test as this can't be a valid test. The 14700K clocks higher, has more e-cores and has a slightly better memory controller for faster ram. I don't buy these results. Furthermore nearly every benchmark I've seen online from other testers puts the 14700K tied w/ the 13900K or comes very very close which was the reason I opted for it over the 13900K cuz it runs cooler and uses less pwr. Imo the 14700K is the sweet spot cpu in the current line up.
Are these results that scientific? 5200MT/s - 5600MT/s, 6000MT/s, XMP - EXPO on or off? Apart from the ECC kits surely the only hardware to change is the CPU and motherboard
Would be interesting to know where Apple SOCs are in comparison. I know, those have a GPU included, but let´s say with a standard GPU in a similar Price setup, like a Mac Mini, MM Pro etc. Because: I do actually care about what gives the best performance for $! And btw: I owned a 13600k for resolve, changed to MBA M1 16GB - and it was way smoother/faster! BUT: I hate Mac OS soooo much.
Intel is the easy winner in my experience, have two machines with 13600K and 7900X and quicksync is just too good, I found AMD to stutter A LOT when playing back video on my timelines
Better be as it’s reply’s like this that keep me watching 😉 Btw running a 4090 with a Ryzen 7950 thinking of going down to the 7800 which is the reason to my question
Based on ur vid, does this build make sense? For 4K, color grading, some fusion.. wanna hear any opinion CPU: Intel Core i5-13600K Mobo: Gigabyte Z790 Aero G GPU: RTX 4070 Ti Super 16Gb RAM: Team T-Create Classic DDR5 5600MHz 64Gb (2x32Gb) SSD: Solidigm P44Pro 1Tbx1 (OS) + SSS2: Solidigm P44Pro 2Tbx1 (Project) Cooler: NZXT Kraken 360 Fan: Arctic P12 Max
I think that based on your build you'll be easily covered and 8k will also be possible and I envy your choice of graphic card but I can't justify the price(I'm working with a lesser system and getting things done). Just be aware that if you want to use the AV1 codec with an Nvidia card you'll need the Studio version of Resolve.
@@markwornom1050 thx for ur inputs. It's still in the design stage, still weighing cost-performance factor 😁. Yes i m using DR Studio 18. Stuck on my old imac OS Catalina (v18.6 demands Monterey++, dammit 🤭). Hence, the PC for it's sensible upgradeability.
@@markwornom1050 i m looking at the new 3060 12Gb version. Heard some gd comments on it. Otherwise, the intel arc A770 for its dual encoders. Any thoughts?
@@markwornom1050 may u be kind enough as to spill ur "lesser system", kinda curious. I wanna avoid overkill w 8K, I don't hv or plan to get any 8K cam anytime soon
I’m curious, I’m light of Intel enforcing their base power settings, have you thought about comparing that now with the old settings from ASUS to show the performance loss? @thetechnotice
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what i like are the soundtracks,colour schemes,detailed information, you on point BRO....
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I just upgraded.. from an i5 8th gen and a 1070. To a I5 13500 an an 8gb 4060. It crunches videos 3.5 times faster. Going to up the ram. Buy the best you can afford. Is the best advice you should give.
I was at a 9900k/3060/32gigs at 3200mhz to a 14900k/igpu/64gigs at 6000mhz for vegas pro 18. Damn thing is fast.
Great video! Would love also a list of CPU and GPU for 3D work
Have a look at the other videos where I tested all the CPUs for creators :)
Please make with premiere pro 😊
Again Great video! I know, you cant test every single CPU.. but it would be great if you could through in a 5900x or 5950x for comparison to see how much you performance you loose with a top tier am4 CPU.
Great info! Your comparison videos are always incredibly helpful.
Ryzen 5 7600x is the best value for money who are under budget i believe? Because it out perfoms i5 12600k in all the tests..
Great vid! ❤ Which CPU / setup is closer to Mac Studio M2 Mac, if any? I m frustrated trying to move away frm apple
Thanks for the video 👍
Going from 12600k to 14900k you're also gonna have to change the CPU cooler though, which might turn out to be quite pricey and complicated (e.g. incompatible PC case). PSU might become an issue as well if it was adjusted for the 12600. But it does spare the MOBO upgrade.
@theTechNotice I REALLY NEED YOUR HELP. I'm building a pc and I can't decide about cpu. What would you suggest for video editing (davinci) i7 14700k or ryzen 9 7950x ? I'm planning to use rtx 4080 super. Your answer would be appreciated :)
I have the same question, especially with Intel having these issues now.
I'm surprised you didn't mention the benefits of the Intel CPU's with iGPU's for those working in h264 or h265 since the media engine can decode those leading to much better timeline performance over AMD. That's why I'll be upgrading my 5950X to Arrow Lake... possibly. Might just grab the 14900K if I can find one for a deal.
So if I were to build a PC from scratch would you go 13700k or 7700x (for it's upgradeability on AM5) - I would pair this with my spare 4070 Ti I have laying around. Also I would mostly use this for 4K video.
Great video thanks for showing DaVinci Resolve resolt
Ok i have an rtx 4090, r9 5900x, and 32GB DDR4 (8x4) resolve studio… i use fusion and effects alot, lots of recaching…. whats my best bang for buck move? 1) upgrade to 64gb ddr4? 2) Upgrade to 128gb ddr4? 3) upgrade to AM5 (7900/7950x?) along with 64gb ddr5?
Does your intel motherboard have the CEP function in the bios? Might be a contributing factor in the 14700k being slower than the 13700k.
By any chance are you gonna do a GPU for DaVinci one, as well? Is the quality of life better now with AMD using DaVinci? I remember years ago you lasted a week with it, but a few videos ago you said you recommend it now. What changed?
Yeah, it's coming on 2nd of May :)
@@theTechNotice Why that far away? LOL! Can't wait - 'hope you can compare a lot of gpus - from both nvidia and amd - nvidia 30 series, 40 series vs amd rdna 3 cards (in particular) - rdna 2 cards don't seem to perform very well? I'm shopping (hoping to buy) a gpu but can't decide - I already have an Intel 12700k from when 12th gen came out and Quick Sync was a benefit compared to AMD's AM4. So, that cpu comparison was interesting. I'll shut up now. C'mon, May 2nd! :)
@@danp2306 I think that’s a reasonable amount of time. This takes a lot of effort, especially with how many 40 series are out there.
@@theTechNotice I really appreciate it! If you could, simply just mention how each card scrubs through the timeline for the cards that are the most popular? I find my 5900x and 3070 have an issue scrubbing through in DaVinci so I’m trying to build a more reliable PC
what do you think at the Problems with the intel 13th and 14th?
nice video,
would you say that a "lenovo p620" is enough for 12k Postproduction / Da Vinci? (instead of building an own custom Pc)
No.
Love the content!!!! Went with the 13700K which has been a great work horse...undervolted which is a must as you lose NO performance...
Awesome video, thank you very much!
You're very welcome!
How will these compare to Apple M3 Silicon?
I believe it would be great to include Apple CPUs in these comparisons in the future
Abit more complicated, but I agree!
Sorry for a noob question (wasn't clear for me in the vid): what PC spec are u using to test this (eg ram, graphics card etc)? All the same? Thx
The computer and motherboard has to change for each family of cpu, because a threadripper has a different socket than a cpu for intel or am5 cpu.
All linked in the description below ;)
i have an AMD 7700X and davinchi tends to hang as the cpu temp spikes dips
I have a 7950X and a ProArt X670E motherboard. I’ve been less than thrilled with its performance in rendering and gaming. Is it worth considering selling them and going with a 13700k system with the newer Z790 proart board, or should I stick with the 7950X? I don’t even game on the system anymore as I have a SFF 13600K system on an MSI mITX board that I use for that.
just wait for next gen lol
@@mustbescud sad face. Money is burning a hole in my pocket. Must spend now, lol.
@@ChrisVirgilio Well then a threadripper I guess, that is what I am thinking about
@ChrisVirgilio lol just hang on just a little bit longer. Ducktape the pockets if you have to lol
I'd wait for the 9950x :)
A CPU with a good single core performance will just work with no issues so any 13th or 14th gen INTEL Processor or 7000 series AMD RYZEN CPU will just work perfectly fine
YOU DO NOT NEED A POWERFUL CPU FOR RESOLVE, YOU JUST NEED A GOOD CPU
SHELL OUT ALL YOUR CASH FOR A REALLY REALLY POWERFUL GPU
depends on the codec
Cmon atleast put in the 7800x3d, its very popular and id like to know how it ranks for editing
would you do a test to see where the 5900x/5950x for people that still have them/get them for cheap?
What about x3d AMD CPUs? I would've thought the AMD Ryzen 7950x3d would've fallen just under the threadripper or at least in the top 5
x3d are worse by a small margin for Creators
Is there a reason you pick the lest common i5 variant i5-12600K, instead of the more common i5-12500? Is it because you want all the CPU to be unlocKed?
How did you determine one was more common than the other?
To be fair, can you add in intel baseline profile for 14900k and 14700k.
Yes the cheapest performance has been paying $300 directly for the license, which I recommend. This was the first software I paid in a very long long time, outside of games.
The results are odd, why would a 14700k be slower than a 13700k? The 14700k has more cores and faster clock.
Honestly, beats me 🤯
Because why not? I have 13700K and it's a beast.
Yeah the 14700K slower than a 13700K makes no sense? I'd go back and re-test as this can't be a valid test. The 14700K clocks higher, has more e-cores and has a slightly better memory controller for faster ram. I don't buy these results. Furthermore nearly every benchmark I've seen online from other testers puts the 14700K tied w/ the 13900K or comes very very close which was the reason I opted for it over the 13900K cuz it runs cooler and uses less pwr. Imo the 14700K is the sweet spot cpu in the current line up.
Im curious about new ryzen 9000....hoping working more well in davinci and AI.
We'll see! :)
@@theTechNotice of course😃
Excellent video. The 13700k is $345 at newegg right now. Looks like a really good price/performance choice. 🤔
Well, che k out the 14700k price as well, sometimes the newer one is cheaper :)
Another great video man! Thanks. It's just strange that 14700k is slower than 13700k.
Probably cos it's new CPU. Can't wait for DR19 benchmark. Maybe they update the way 14700 is used
how did you buy so many CPUs?
What about 12400
Any chance for the new AMD 8000 series benchmark? 🥺
its been 6 months, did we ever figure out why the 13700k is smoking the 14700k on these tests?
Are these results that scientific? 5200MT/s - 5600MT/s, 6000MT/s, XMP - EXPO on or off? Apart from the ECC kits surely the only hardware to change is the CPU and motherboard
why all the ks
no point in k if I'm not going to overclock buddy
Would be interesting to know where Apple SOCs are in comparison.
I know, those have a GPU included, but let´s say with a standard GPU in a similar Price setup, like a Mac Mini, MM Pro etc.
Because: I do actually care about what gives the best performance for $!
And btw: I owned a 13600k for resolve, changed to MBA M1 16GB - and it was way smoother/faster!
BUT: I hate Mac OS soooo much.
Something is wrong here. The 14th gens are generally a lot slower than 13th gen? Odd.
Best ram, cpu, gpu, etc for Blender?
this video does not appear in my sub box FYI, found it in the recommended section even though i've been subbed for a long time
That is alarming!
The i7 13700 vs the i714700 scores indicate there is some flaw in the testing.
nice vid
Intel is the easy winner in my experience, have two machines with 13600K and 7900X and quicksync is just too good, I found AMD to stutter A LOT when playing back video on my timelines
What about the 7800x3D?
Coming out soon!
Better be as it’s reply’s like this that keep me watching 😉
Btw running a 4090 with a Ryzen 7950 thinking of going down to the 7800 which is the reason to my question
@@theTechNotice Got any update on that?
Based on ur vid, does this build make sense? For 4K, color grading, some fusion.. wanna hear any opinion
CPU: Intel Core i5-13600K
Mobo: Gigabyte Z790 Aero G
GPU: RTX 4070 Ti Super 16Gb
RAM: Team T-Create Classic DDR5 5600MHz 64Gb (2x32Gb)
SSD: Solidigm P44Pro 1Tbx1 (OS) +
SSS2: Solidigm P44Pro 2Tbx1 (Project)
Cooler: NZXT Kraken 360
Fan: Arctic P12 Max
I think that based on your build you'll be easily covered and 8k will also be possible and I envy your choice of graphic card but I can't justify the price(I'm working with a lesser system and getting things done). Just be aware that if you want to use the AV1 codec with an Nvidia card you'll need the Studio version of Resolve.
@@markwornom1050 thx for ur inputs. It's still in the design stage, still weighing cost-performance factor 😁.
Yes i m using DR Studio 18. Stuck on my old imac OS Catalina (v18.6 demands Monterey++, dammit 🤭). Hence, the PC for it's sensible upgradeability.
@@markwornom1050 i m looking at the new 3060 12Gb version. Heard some gd comments on it.
Otherwise, the intel arc A770 for its dual encoders. Any thoughts?
@@markwornom1050 may u be kind enough as to spill ur "lesser system", kinda curious. I wanna avoid overkill w 8K, I don't hv or plan to get any 8K cam anytime soon
@@talktalk4503 I'll get back to you.
Why is 13700K faster than 14700K ?
I wonder how 13900K + 6400 Ram can perform, 13900K can easily drive 6400MT/s DDR5 Ram
Quite surprised that 13700 is obviously better than 14700.
Please make with premiere pro 😊
Done! Have a little browse on the channel 3 months ago :)
But make a new video please 😅😊
Nothing changed since then :)
Thanks big brother any UA-camr don't respond me and you respond thanks 😂😊
First, yo. Great vid.
intel wins until the cpu cooks itself or rust away...
nvidia can't start making cpus soon enough
But what about the 8600G? 😂
you know the answer? would be interesting :)
You are an expert in the field of computers, but I am bored with the language of numbers. Try games on your computers
Not a shiny fps’y g4M1nG channel.
Tailored for creators nieche
this channel is all about creator PC not on gaming side
You clicked on a video that says DaVinci Resolve 😂 ignorance at its finest
I’m curious, I’m light of Intel enforcing their base power settings, have you thought about comparing that now with the old settings from ASUS to show the performance loss? @thetechnotice