Thank you! Such a helpful video. There are too many videos just doing gaming-related testing/benchmarks so it's such a great resource to having these creator-focused videos. If someone is doing creative work AND gaming, they could pair this video with Gamers Nexus's video on the 12400 vs. 12500 to get full picture for both gaming and creative work.
UA-cam's algorithm really loves the word "creator" haha. I would love an pro audio PC build guide that takes audio interface latency into account (thunderbolt and usb). The whole WIN11 vs WIn10 and 12th gen vs Ryzen discourse makes picking components for this use case hard.
my country: 12400 = 239 euro 12500 = 255 euro 12600 = 269 euro 12600KF = 325 euro 12600K = 335 euro with these prices you either have 2 options: 1. Buy the 12400 and sell it next year to upgrade to 13400(Assuming 13400 will outperform the 12600k, this actually happened with 12400 vs 11600K) 2. Buy the 12600 which seems the best bang for the buck option for not spending too much BONUS: 3. Completely cheap-out on the CPU and just buy the i3 12100f which allows you an additional $100 budget for a better GPU LOL!
did you check the core stepping? the better i5 12400 results might be related to being H0 vs C0 In notebook it also happens that slower cpus perform better in the long run as the efficiency comes into play - 200mhz could mean just 2% better at full speed, but 10% more heat, thus depleting any heat buffer much faster than the performance gain you get. It was evident with 8th gen 6 core "i9" that were +slower than lower clocked same core count i7 in the same chassis unable to dissipate the 30w difference
2 months ago got 12400 the cooler model SE-214-XT keeps it cool maxes at 60 when rendering I upgraded from a classic 3930k which i got 5 years ago I bought from Amazon and had seen it was a good price I didnt do research i thought it was cheap cause it was used months later in the same year I did research and found out it was from 2011 I dont follow cpus often so I didnt know it was a 12th or 11th 10th gen until last week I do watch vids but usually gpus game benchmarks and don't pay attention to anything but the gpus both 12400 and 11600 vs my chip is a 70 percent jump 12600 vs my chip is a 100 percent jump these chips compared to each other arent as much a difference which is why with the 12400 instead I got the 660m msi board
12500 and 12600 both have a higher PL2 power draw than 12400. Power consumption is very slightly different . Not visible but they have shorter higher boosts draws. (we are talking 10 to 25 watts) They may require a higher PSU although I don't favor more wattage race at all
i currently use the 11400...should i just wait till the 13400K drops along with the B760 motherboard later next year? great video since I was lost why the heck intel released a 12500 but this video made sense cheers
Now it's time for 12700k BTW the colour grading looks Little off in this video, skin tone is too yellowish, I don't know colour grading but just giving my opinion. Previous videos had better colours, catchy song though
Nice video comparison's you do that are very useful for creators. Thanks! Is it possible to compare the new 12th Gen laptop processor since they have different iGPU - Intel® Iris® Xe Graphics in them to see if they are any good compare to UHD 770?
It's a lot more expensive to compare laptop processors because you have to buy the whole machine instead of just the processor. And then trying to match the platform would be a nightmare.
@@theTechNotice really appreciate you replying thank you so much but iam sad because i already bought the 400f because the budget got tight and i paired it with a rtx 3060ti
@@vigneshjagajeeth.r.p.2611 For gaming the 12400f is basically the same, but the 12400 and 12500 have a iGPU which really boosts performance for video editing, especially in premiere.
@@theTechNotice Why the small difference between the two iGPUs? It's negligible... If it was 10-20 dollars difference... sure, why not. Anything more and it would feel stupid. IS IT possible than Intel's discreet GPUs that are coming will be able to complement the 770 better than the 750 for video processing and other "creator" work. AND much better than NO iGPU (F).
Great information as always. So nice to find a custom pc channel that is about creative work instead of RGB and gaming 😁
Couldn't agree more. Well said.
On the other hand. I have heard that including RGB to your rig, adds at least 10% performance.
1:24 your video says "3" execution units on the 12500 and 24 on the 12400. Great video!
Thank you! Such a helpful video. There are too many videos just doing gaming-related testing/benchmarks so it's such a great resource to having these creator-focused videos. If someone is doing creative work AND gaming, they could pair this video with Gamers Nexus's video on the 12400 vs. 12500 to get full picture for both gaming and creative work.
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UA-cam's algorithm really loves the word "creator" haha. I would love an pro audio PC build guide that takes audio interface latency into account (thunderbolt and usb). The whole WIN11 vs WIn10 and 12th gen vs Ryzen discourse makes picking components for this use case hard.
I think TB generally is better on Intel so Probably would go that way :)
there are thousands of self called creators out there, only a hand full are really good, and know what the word 'creator' means.
You would expect the 12500 to perform better in Photoshop due to slightly higher base and turbo frequencies!
my country:
12400 = 239 euro
12500 = 255 euro
12600 = 269 euro
12600KF = 325 euro
12600K = 335 euro
with these prices you either have 2 options:
1. Buy the 12400 and sell it next year to upgrade to 13400(Assuming 13400 will outperform the 12600k, this actually happened with 12400 vs 11600K)
2. Buy the 12600 which seems the best bang for the buck option for not spending too much
BONUS:
3. Completely cheap-out on the CPU and just buy the i3 12100f which allows you an additional $100 budget for a better GPU LOL!
The only channel i believe for "productivity" benchmark.
did you check the core stepping? the better i5 12400 results might be related to being H0 vs C0
In notebook it also happens that slower cpus perform better in the long run as the efficiency comes into play - 200mhz could mean just 2% better at full speed, but 10% more heat, thus depleting any heat buffer much faster than the performance gain you get. It was evident with 8th gen 6 core "i9" that were +slower than lower clocked same core count i7 in the same chassis unable to dissipate the 30w difference
12500 have Intel vpro technology, firmware protection is enabled in windows 11
Do you think that is why it performs worse in Photoshop?
@@IstyManame Not at all
Here I am trying to upgrade my PC. Going back and forth to Amazon and TN. God Bless You, Man🙏🏼🙏🏼 You really helped me like A LOT!!!🎉🎉
2 months ago got 12400
the cooler model SE-214-XT keeps it cool maxes at 60 when rendering
I upgraded from a classic 3930k which i got 5 years ago I bought from Amazon and had seen it was a good price I didnt do research
i thought it was cheap cause it was used months later in the same year I did research and found out it was from 2011
I dont follow cpus often so I didnt know it was a 12th or 11th 10th gen until last week
I do watch vids but usually gpus game benchmarks and don't pay attention to anything but the gpus
both 12400 and 11600 vs my chip is a 70 percent jump
12600 vs my chip is a 100 percent jump
these chips compared to each other arent as much a difference which is why with the 12400 instead
I got the 660m msi board
I did the pretty much the same thing at around the same time! Except I upgraded from an i7 3770k to an i5 12400 on an asus b660
If someone could please explain why the 400 does better than the 500 in Photoshop... It doesn't make any sense (to me at least.)
Same!
12500 and 12600 both have a higher PL2 power draw than 12400. Power consumption is very slightly different . Not visible but they have shorter higher boosts draws. (we are talking 10 to 25 watts) They may require a higher PSU although I don't favor more wattage race at all
i currently use the 11400...should i just wait till the 13400K drops along with the B760 motherboard later next year? great video since I was lost why the heck intel released a 12500 but this video made sense cheers
Great man... I love it👍👍👍😍😍😍
Now it's time for 12700k
BTW the colour grading looks Little off in this video, skin tone is too yellowish, I don't know colour grading but just giving my opinion. Previous videos had better colours, catchy song though
how about the editing igpu performance of 5600G?? it is better than 12400?
That 770 and media engine bump is amazing for Plex servers!
Thanks, 30 euro more here where I live. Not much of a difference and I do plan on buying a graphics card in the future.
Thank alot sir for your video, I bought 12500
Brill stuff! Thanks!
Tnx bro.. love from Bangladesh ❤️❤️❤️
thanks very much for your help
Nice video comparison's you do that are very useful for creators. Thanks! Is it possible to compare the new 12th Gen laptop processor since they have different iGPU - Intel® Iris® Xe Graphics in them to see if they are any good compare to UHD 770?
Good question !
love our videos, but maybe check the white balance on your camera or the lighting, your skin tone is very yellow.
It's a lot more expensive to compare laptop processors because you have to buy the whole machine instead of just the processor. And then trying to match the platform would be a nightmare.
I bet we'd see that type of comparison on over at Ben G Kaiser's channel ;)
I have been using i5 12400 with Premier Pro and it lags in the playback
Hello any idea how would be 12500T in term of performance vs 12500
Do you have like some courses or something to learn how to be a creator?
0:05 - 0:12 extended remix when?
Hahah
Great video. Not worth considering i5 12500 imo
Una pregunta, un core i5 12400 con una rtx 4060 8gb podría editar videos en 4k? Ahorita grabo videos con un iPhone en 4k
Can this CPU 12400 edit 2k videos smoothly or does it have to be upgraded to intel i5 12600K, thanks!
What about the 12600 non k ?
Well the 12400, 12500 and 12600 are very similar. Might get thatone in as well to have a test of that.
that cannot be right, the i5-12500 cannot perform lower than the 1400, something happened in your test. Where did you say you bought these from?
Can i build pc with 12400 for after effects does it lag while the ram previews in after effects
well explained......
do you know if its intel 13400 cpu performance is much better than intel i5 12400
it will but it is not even out yet
@@gravvy14 its out
@@metatronsandalphon5397 its not
@@gravvy14 not available for small fish hand yet.. only for dragon and shark
4:00 multi co'k
can you say which is better in terms of pure cpu performance i5 12400f vs these two cpus
12500
@@theTechNotice really
appreciate you replying thank you so much but iam sad because i already bought the 400f because the budget got tight and i paired it with a rtx 3060ti
@@vigneshjagajeeth.r.p.2611 For gaming the 12400f is basically the same, but the 12400 and 12500 have a iGPU which really boosts performance for video editing, especially in premiere.
@@froznfire9531 thank you for answering
bruh.. why the performance barely have any different lmao.. i expect more iGPU power
Yep.
@@theTechNotice Why the small difference between the two iGPUs? It's negligible... If it was 10-20 dollars difference... sure, why not. Anything more and it would feel stupid. IS IT possible than Intel's discreet GPUs that are coming will be able to complement the 770 better than the 750 for video processing and other "creator" work. AND much better than NO iGPU (F).
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12500 vs 12600k ?
Coming up in the full 12th gen vs ryzen 5000 cpu lineup video.
Wrong prices. You need to correct the prices you show.
They change so quick ;)
b660 non-k overclocking, another reason for 12500
No
@@ascendediam why not? haha
@@samuelforsyth6374 cause its not a good jump haha