Here's why Intel is BETTER than AMD for Davinci Resolve 2022!

[@mauinokaoi8747]

I almost went with the F version of the I7 but canceled my order and went with the one with IGPU so glad i did for only a little more cost but well worth it

[@IhsanIbrahim]

You are kind of read my mind for what I am searching to confirm for. Thank you so much for the great video, it gave me the explanation I need for solving my confusion. Now, I decided to go with the Intel system build for my first own PC build.

[@NCPhotography]

Thank you so much! This is the information I've been looking for, I"ve been looking to upgrade my pc from a 3900x to something newer and my choices were between the i9 12900k and ryzen 9 5950x. I'm usually editing 2-5 hours worth of footage in 4k with 2 cameras and just making simple cuts, easy work to be honest and not that complicated it's just that I do this at least once a week and sometimes twice anything that speeds things up and gives me more time with the family would be amazing.

[@theTechNotice]

👍

[@thetechguyz8645]

Next-gen Ryzen is getting updates to its multimedia engine. This information was available before you released this video. H.264 8bpc and H.265 8bpc/10bpc hardware encoding is supported on updated Ryzen. However, this was an interesting video I had no idea Intel had such a beefed up codec support.

[@DesertCookie]

H.265 10bit 4:2:2 is not supported though which is what many of us wanted. The Media engine is so, sadly, inferior by a lot.

[@ArexLi]

10-bit 4:2:2 and 4:4:4 seems unsupported even on RX 7900 XTX. While HEVC 4:2:2 is also absent on RTX 3000 and 4000 series, it's hard to say it "beefed". HEVC 10-bit 4:2:2 is available on Apple silicon since A11 Bionic on iPhone 8 (2017). And yes, even LumaFusion on iPhone 8 is still faster than any software on AMD system if you project is just a combination of trimmed 4K HEVC 4:2:2 source clips.

[@luisortega8085]

@@DesertCookie lmao amd keeps sucking @ media

[@prabhjotsingh5116]

@@ArexLi you have any idea which should i go with ? my projects are more likely 10 bit 4:2:2 and i have 7950x , still very choppy footage in live timeline, even without any editing

[@ArexLi]

@@prabhjotsingh5116 If you have 12th/13th gen Intel CPU with Xe Graphics iGPU, you may enable Quicksync along side with AMD GPU in editing software like Davinci Resolve Studio. That should make use of 10-bit 4:2:2 HEVC support.

[@HopeProphecy]

Thanks for the analysis. Unfortunately, this video does not tell the whole story. Navidia 30 series GPUs do support 8 bit 4:2:0 in H.264 and both 8 bit and 10 bit 4:2:0 in H.265 - these are the most popular formats for most video creators using KZbin. Furthermore, Puget Systems has showed that, while using DDR4 ram, the 5950x has a better 4k media score in Davinci Resolve (and an almost identical overall score for Resolve).

[@theTechNotice]

Yes that's true, also the Pugetbench for DR doesn't use a lot of h.265 codecs in the benchmark. Yet if you use h.265 codecs, then Intel would be the better pick. Also 10bit 4.2.2. Is very mainstream codec, but NVenc can't decode that ;)

[@HopeProphecy]

@@theTechNotice Thanks. And good point about 10 bit 4:2:2. Quick question - Would I get any noticeable improvement using a Firecuda 530 4TB as a project/dropbox drive vs a Sabrent Rocket PCie 3.0 4TB? I saw your video on this, but the difference is I will be using a Sabrent Rocket PCie 4.0 as a scratch disk. Trying to see if I should pay the extra $250 for the the Firecuda. I will editing 4k videos with b-roll for KZbin. Thanks!

[@hfreistify]

I think it depends where u comming from for me i had a x370 premium board ... upgraded from first gen to Rzyen 5xxx and got a 5900 for 230$ used so a decent upgrade for cheap money .... depending on use case and budget and platform u have Inte is not always the best choise :)

[@ambientnaturally]

I really like how you 'dial-in' in specifics... I use DaVinCi for my editing and video creation.... so this is important to me. But I also use CPU (almost) entirely for my initial 3D processing which might be 5 to 10 minutes per frame running 24/7 on two 5950x machines. And yes, I thought of Threadripper and would so love to have one! But my 32 cores cost less than a Threadripper system. But I wonder if the Intel would do my 3D processing faster? Still..... with 5950x I suppose it'll be a couple years before I am serious about upgrading again. Thanks for your dedication to creators!

[@theTechNotice]

Even if the 12900k is faster for your 3d, I don't think it's worth the upgrade since you're running a very high end system.

[@ambientnaturally]

@@theTechNotice yes... the 5950x is so amazingly fast! So strong! I can edit or render with DaVinCi while I have two processes of my 3D art processing AND have a few windows of browser that stays open so I can take a break and watch videos or news.... and when I restart every week or so the RGB doesn't even flash! The fans don't stop! The only indication it's restarting is the POST screen! And yes.. YOU are one of the people that convinced me to get 3900x two years ago, and the 5950x which you recommended was a good idea also. And yeah.... any upgrade now will be small and VERY expensive with new MoBo. I think I can wait-it-out for a couple of years and then upgrade to the new generation once it's all rolled out, reviews made by you and a few others..... Honestly though, the amount of good you and others do to help us winnow down our choices to what is the best 'bang for buck' is seriously awesome. Both my systems work so well and are so well-matched (except for the one old GPU I have to make-do with in one machine, LOL). That might be solved later this year. One GPU is all I need to use DaVinCi.

[@MarcSchreiberRealtor]

Great explanation 👍 A short video on the bios would be very helpful for everyone. My rebuild features 12700k w gtx1070 and ASUS z690 mobo. The bios turned OFF the iGPU on the 12700k. I had to turn it ON. Back in Win10 it was disabled due to wrong driver until somehow the Intel software was auto installed. Butter smooth h265 10b 422 playback. Side note: the K version was only $20 more sooooo get the K folks. (& not the KF) Another note: there is very little editing difference between the 12700k and 12900k so if you want to save a little go i7k.

[@theTechNotice]

👍

[@ryanfreer77]

I have a similar setup, with an Asus ProArt B660-Creator D4 and a 12th gen Core i7. However, I’m currently running Windows 10. Because Windows 11 is supposed to be better optimized for 12th gen processors, is it best to upgrade for editing in DaVinci Resolve?

[@MarcSchreiberRealtor]

@@ryanfreer77 I would say probably not... I am not sure 11 is mature enough but worth looking into. 👉I actually went and got a founders edition 3070TI and my render times are now 1/3. Best $700 i spent.

[@ryanfreer77]

@@MarcSchreiberRealtor Thanks! The graphics card definitely sounds like a worthwhile investment. I’m still using a GTX1070 FTW2, and was waiting to upgrade once the new ones finally came down to more reasonable prices.

[@koningslakkie2498]

Question: You are using Davinci Resolve Studio, so not the free version. My question is, is it possible to use both the Intel iGPU + dGPU? Because I thought this counts as multi GPU set up, which is only supported in the paid version of Resolve. PS. I am someone waiting for dGPU's getting cheaper, so in the mean time I am using my 12700K with only the iGPU (overclocked to 2200mhz). Which is still not enough for colorgrading, but doable.

[@DesertCookie]

You can use both GPUs for decoding. For example, the iGPU will decode the H.265 10bit 4:2:2 clip the dGPU doesn't support but the dGPU will handle the device of the next clip. Resolve still doesn't really support hardware accelerated effects (color grading) on multiple GPUs and mainly benefits from a single more powerful GPU. The case for an Intel iGPU also is that is higher quality for rendering than NVENC.

[@EugeniaLoli]

@@DesertCookie So if I have an Intel 770 iGPU and an nvidia card in my PC, and I use 4:2:2 10bit footage (so the Intel one does the decoding), which card is going to get the load for the effects/plugins/grading? Intel, or nvidia?

[@DesertCookie]

@@EugeniaLoli The one you specified in settings (or the one automatically chosen by Resolve which in theory should always be the more powerful but you never know...). I think you have to options in the settings: GPU for processing which is a drop down and GPUs for encoding/decoding which is a checkbox list, allowing you to select all your GPUs (my laptop has both its 3060 and UHD 750 checked and thus can use the codecs supported by both).

[@markobizjak3736]

Man, I’m just a passionate video editor, but more than I listen to you, less I understand, which computer hava to buy 😁 but I appreciate your reviews 👍

[@choppergirl]

I don't know how anyone can stand FInal Cut Pro or Resolve. Resolve is a nightmare. I use a Sony Vegas subset called Magix Movie Studio. It's basically Vegas minus the high end features you have no idea how to use, at a fraction of the price.

[@RealTechnoPanda]

Fantastic video. Very few people are talking about this

[@The_Daliban]

So i have no experience building pcs. I was thinking to get this: Intel Core i9-12900K -Asus Geforce RatX 3080 ROG STRIX GAMING OC LHR -Corsair DIMM 128GB DDR4-3200 Quad-kit -MSI MPG Z690 EDGE WIFI DDR4 Mainboard -Samsung 870 QVO 8TB SSD -Gigabyte Aorus waterforce 360 -Corsair iCUE 700D Airflow TG Big Tower -Corsair HX1200 Powerdelivery I have no idea what i‘m doing and was wondering if there are any glaring short comings here or bottlenecks? Is ddr5 better here?or even possible?:) It’s gonna be used as a Editing PC with a little gaming. This Video was really informative buddy

[@ionelroza]

Great video as always. Wish I discovered your channel in January or before. I built back then a new PC with 12700KF, 32GB for DaVinci and gaming. Keep up the good work.

[@mauinokaoi8747]

Just got the I7 12700 non K chip and i love the low power usage. Under full load it stays in the 60's with a 240mm AIO and only uses 125W.

[@choppergirl]

Yeah, but what about 4th generation 4790K processors? I'm not sure hokey Magix Movie Studio 16 would use both the GPU and CPU GPU... I've never heard any mention of it ever. Can't stand Davinchi Resolve. I use 1080p h.264 not h.265 or 2.7k or 4.k. 1080p is overkill even for mobile phones. I think it's funny these guys think KZbin Content Creators are using the latest and greatest hardware. In 13 years and 500 videos later, I ahve yet to make one cent on this platform... so yeah... the upgrade I'm looking at is from an FX-8350 to a 4790K system I just bought. Should I move all my work over, or not. :-/ The CPU is only 33% faster itself.

[@OgatRamastef]

Thanks. And for premiere, after effects, adobe softwares? Intel or AMD?

[@Crustenscharbap]

I also admit that this is a Davinci Problem. I've used a few years ago Power Director. This program made automatically proxy media at about 540p at 10 Mbit/s in H264 wich almost all GPUs can decode very fast. Davinci can this too but its a little bit more complicted. If you install Davinci there is an expra program called Blackmagic Proxy Generator lite. This program exactly does it after making the proxies you can load the video files into your project. After that you can cut videos even on a low end system.

[@AB13]

This is a good presentation...simple to the point...no over do drama ! Loved it man ! Keep up

[@Joshua-xz7pm]

Nailing the questions I have for my build....thank you

[@cinemaipswich4636]

Intel Quicksync is a very powerful reason to use their CPU's. Built in encoding and decoding hardware on chip is very fast. Perhaps 20 PCIe lanes on low end chips should be avoided.

[@jl9752]

helpful video. i wish i had known this when i was building my 5900x system with rtx 3090. it was initially built for gaming as my macbook pro was my primary photo/video station, but as it's gotten older, i've swiched to using Davinci Resolve Studio on my PC. It plays back h.265 4.2.2 F-LOG2 fine without missing a frame, but it's VERY choppy when scrubbing.

[@pesto9469]

Planning to build a budget rig specifically for Resolve, creating 10-15min 1080p-4k YT videos. Can I have similar performance, even a little bit slower, if I only get a i5 12400 alone without a dedicated GPU?

[@DesertCookie]

You might just get by. You need a GPU with 8+GB VRAM and at least 16GB RAM (better 32GB though).

[@Nugromant]

Hey Bro, and how about Intel vs M1/M2 Pro or Max chips? How will they compare with decoders and stuff?

[@HaroldKuilman]

Why do you compare Intel WITH integrated graphics against AMD WITHOUT integrated graphics? Doesn't seem Fair imo

[@RM.TokyoPhotographer]

not a professional...or anything super...laughs but when i switched to a Ryzen 2600 to 11400...I noticed a significant bump in render and smoother playback....i realized the reason in this vid thanks :D

[@great.verity]

BIG THANK FOR THE JOB. Absolutly stunning review for professionals. Single one on youtube

[@AhLok]

Thank you for the great comparison, however currently Nvidia GPU is way over priced, and wonder if pair with AMD RX 6700 XT, will the Intel encoder handling all encode/decode ?

[@TertioFilmDesign]

Whenever I turn on Quicksync, Davinci does improve the playback of h265 422 10bit, however I also find my davinci resolve to becoming more unstable and prone to crashing. Everything up to date, clean install of windows, Davinci Resolve 18.0.4. This is with Intel i5 12600, nvidia 1060 gtx 6gb, 24gb ddr4. Im hoping its the the dGPU that cant keep up with caching the frames or whatever, causing the issues and not some other configuration, since when i disable quicksync, davinci doesnt crash anymore, but playback is unbearable.

[@MprivetM]

Where does the MacBook/ Mac mini with M2 Pro with 16gb RAM slots in to this AMD/Intel comparison? Would I get similar, better or worse timeline viewing? Dehancer is really killing preview FPS. I don't care as much about export times.

[@duchenedesignsolutions7499]

Is my 9900k CPU encoding well enough vs an 11th or 12th gen? Is it worth upgrading as it is paired with a 2080ti?

[@fanatic632]

Hi. This igpu would help in all kinds of video editing (I mean video recorded by all kinds of cameras including phone camera) or just some select cameras?

[@DXAMedia]

I do edit video from Canon. AMD dont decode 10bit 4:2:2 from Canon, the only 10bit it doing. And dont encode 10bit HDR back to youtube. Got newest lenovo Z16 680M+RX6500M. None works, unless you work on 8bit FHD for IG.

[@YoutubeApps-bu5pp]

Hello, great video, currently there is a very good offer in my country and that I want to take advantage of is the AMD ryzen 3 5300u 12 gigs of ram or the i3 11th gen 8 gigs of ram, I want to edit video in premiere or davinci and colorize basics videos for youtube no more than 10 minutes long, are they worth it?

[@nicolo7598]

One thing you had missed here is that the iGPU uses 4 x PCIe lanes, which with Intel processors means if you have an NVMe drive in the system it will have to share the bandwidth of the 4 x PCIe lanes of the chipset.

[@theTechNotice]

Not true!

[@nivea878]

im Intel user but i have to say AMD is a beast company. they just have 25000 employes and fight against Intel + Nvidia successfully, its a shame for the other two comapnies.

[@heickelrrx]

Kind of funny that many review negate the existing iGPU encoder and decoder, these art part of the sillicon that suppose to be part of the equation making purchase desicion. Many review focus solely for CPU performance, even on video editing benchmark

[@theTechNotice]

Exactly!

[@MichaelKmochMK]

Amazing video as always. Is it worthy to pay some extra $ for 12600K compared to 12600 (working in DaVinci Resolve)? Do you think is there noticable difference thanks to 4 cores more? I don't plan to OC.

[@theTechNotice]

Yes, I'd say worth it!

[@MichaelKmochMK]

@@theTechNotice Thanks for your opinion, appreciate it! 💯

[@nightmisterio]

What about 12700 vs 12700 K? is it worth the K?

[@mr.lunatic3157]

@@nightmisterio yes

[@oxzhy3341]

Nice vid :) What GPU is better to paired w Intel i5 12600k RTX 3060 Ti or RAdeon RX 6700XT?

[@theTechNotice]

Depends what you do ...

[@oxzhy3341]

@@theTechNotice Streaming, video editing, graphics design.

[@naveenkushwaha8974]

@@oxzhy3341 Nvidia has much better encoders for streaming and editing tasks. AMD GPUs are comparable to Nvidia in gaming. Although, any other task besides gaming favor Nvidia due to their superior encoders and HW accelerators or possibley studio drivers.

[@oldsport500]

Beware - I ordered the ARCTIC Freezer 34 eSports DUO - CPU Cooler for Intel socket, "LGA1700 compatible" from Amazon for the Asus B660 ProArt motherboard. The "underside" mounting plate doesn't fit the CPU. On the Amazon product page, it says "see note below" and at the very bottom, it says that it may not fit. It says that an upgrade kit will be sent for free but there are no instructions on how to order the free kit. I've got a message into Artic right now but haven't heard back. product designation "ARCTIC Intel LGA1700 Upgrade Kit - for Freezer 34 Series - Black".

[@denncheong-gmail4984]

Hi, I am building an itx, msi z690i, zx-1 water cooling case. I plan to get the RTX 3060 as I had learned from your lesson that it can do 4k and is affordable compared to other spiked GPU models. My thinking is also when the GPU price is reasonable in the future and when it's appropriate to upgrade the GPU, I can still do it. However, I Iean towards the 12900K to future proof, my concern from your video is that it seems to imply that 12900k is going to run hotter than 12600k by default even if they are performing the same task; eg. excel etc, is that true? Or can I clock down for normal task so that it normalise with the 12600K for a normal task? And unlock OC for the video editing work. Would really appreciate your input, I am at this last yard on the chip to pull the trigger :). Your channel has been an inspiration :) Thank you :) Hope to hear your feedback soon.

[@koningslakkie2498]

No, it is not going to run hot substancially for less demanding tasks because those tasks wont use 100% of your i9 CPU. When clockspeeds are equal wattage is mainly dependend on the load. Ofcourse because you have more core's on the i9, it will be slightly more hotter, but those cores will be at idle. You don't need to have different "overclock" settings for different applications. As an example your excel will use 15% on a i5, and 10% on a i9, but still don't worry about the simple tasks. That being said, you could overclock (+overvolting) it to 110%, but only if you use the full 110%, it will get really hot. On the other hand you could undervolt it to have the same performance with lower power. Or you could both lower performance AND lower the voltage for even more decreased temperature. Also you have things like PL1 power and PL1 tau (look it up), which you can control you sustained 100% usage of your CPU.

[@denncheong-gmail4984]

@@koningslakkie2498 Thank you so much for the insight, its REALLY helpful concept, I am a newbie and because it's a small case that can only fit a 240mm AIO, I was concerned I ended up having to live with the constant unnecessary & unproportionate hot and noisy case just because of wanting to avoid the future needs to upgrade CPU when I eventually "catch up" to learn to use the video editing tools, I am also a beginner to learn about video editing and content creation :) Thank you again for the sharing, really :) Clear up so much uncertainty from where I am at 😃

[@theTechNotice]

Sounds like @koning answered your question. He is right. As a creator I'd recommend not OCing your CPU, but keeping it stock. Whether it's over or under - volting it. It's most stable at stock :)

[@denncheong-gmail4984]

@@theTechNotice :) really appreciate your added input & care, very grateful for the education from you and your community :)

[@bealvis9786]

wow thanks for clarification.. i love it

[@masterdftw4983]

When people ask me if they should go AMD or Intel at the moment I always say AMD not because I prefer it. I want the best product at the right price. But because the LGA 1700 socket is flawed. The mounting system bends the CPU and PCB. I am not buying a new motherboard and CPU just to also fix it even though the washer mod is great but the backplate is too soft for this sockeet. So id say skip this release and wait for Raptor Lake and see if they fix the mounting system.

[@JsGamingHub18]

Hey Lauri fews days back in livestream you showed us the RTX 3050 so any video coming up on that????

[@theTechNotice]

Yes, coming coming beginning of March. My videos are scheduled about 2 weeks in advance :)

[@JsGamingHub18]

@@theTechNotice Dayummm 🙌 Consistency 💯

[@xander3002]

Thanks for the info. What about the AMD R7 5700G integrated graphic? Is it not the same?

[@theTechNotice]

Not really the amd APUs aren't as good as Intel iGPUs.

[@xander3002]

@@theTechNotice Alright, guess I’m on intel wagon now. Thanks man!

[@albionmerrick]

What about the 5700g? I can't find any info on decoding in Davinci Resolve

[@crookedfilms4190]

I am about to buy a laptop for Davinci resolve. Here are the specs I am going for: I5 12th gen Rtx 3050 4 gb 32 gb ram 512 ssd Will this be enough for color grading in Da vinci?

[@cpsupport6441]

No the rtx 3050 is useless 4gb ram won’t be efficient in 3 years also ryzen rx 6700 xt has 12 gb ram you would be better off with that

[@KartikJayaraman79]

Is this still accurate after the 7950X?

[@user-qo2xj8wf6f]

8:05 where can i find info on how many media engines each intel CPU has?

[@vincen.3590]

What about the amd ryzen 5700g? The iGPU is better than the Intel chip.

[@ilovehotdogs125790]

how imporant is single core vs multicore in davinci resolve? Im deciding between an old 18 core xeon and an i5 12400.

[@luigiprovencher]

I need something to replace my Dell T3610 Workstation that'll run DaVinci Resolve no problems. I was thinking about upgrading to a 5820,5860,or 7820 while I was at it since it's got all USB-3 or better ports and USB-C for all of my USB-3 external HDD's to plug into.

[@jayrajgor18]

7:00 yes please make a video on it 🙌

[@soundmixervegas]

What about 11700f vs 11700k. I only work with ProRes and need noise reduction.

[@chicobraz4335]

Any info on which is better for pro res 444 or 422 (4k) editing in davinci ?

[@user-yz3wm6gt2i]

B660 or B670 Motherboard Core i5-1 2400 Corsair Vengeance LPX 8x2 16gb 3200Mhz Ram 124001GPU New Intel Stock Cooler ASUS Prime H610 Motherboard Team MP33 128GB SSD Please comment on this budget build.

[@theTechNotice]

Nono, the h610 can't even run XMP so your ram will be around 2133Mhz or 2667MHz. Definitely not h610 mobo.

[@vzbeatz1706]

can you make a video on Vegas pro best cpu and gpu for performance.. especially for h264 h265 IPB

[@jacobmar2797]

Or you could just generate proxy media and not worry about it.

[@bbdop]

The endless story AMD vs Intel. Today the Intell is the best, tomorrow the AMD will, then again and again. Anyway the best machine for DaVinchi is out of my budget 😆

[@alpenfoxvideo7255]

do both GPU and iGPU work in resolve free? what is the performance difference between the 2? (back few years free resolve didn’t even have GPU decoding)

[@koningslakkie2498]

That is my question too!!! I make simple video edits with my drone, nothing professional.

[@The_Idea_of_Dream_Vision]

I think Free version uses igpu

[@ReLo_FZR]

Do a ryzen g one too

[@nigeldawson5960]

I’m running a. Threadripper Pro 16 core, with the ASUS Sage WRX80 and 256RAM, and 3090 graphics. Crushing DaVinci like a grape.

[@theTechNotice]

Sounds awesome, yet any Intel 12th gen K chip would out perform it in h.265 playback. I guess not worth switching but for people getting a new system, it could be a deal breaker.

[@larrydiaz7156]

@@theTechNotice And the M1 Mac mini would still outperform the toasty Intel K chip. It doesn't mean a thing.

[@Charidemus]

This is a good example of how not to compare the performance of an iGPU and the performance of a CPU in video transcoding. Misinforming title once more.

[@Senchronize]

Do the iGPU matter when I use premier pro?

[@theTechNotice]

YES!

[@Senchronize]

@@theTechNotice Thank you. It seems like you are the only one with this message online. You mentioned that all 12th gen igpu has the 265 codec support. If I only export in 264 does it make it go faster? Is the export speed faster with the igpu or the normal editing assembly faster? I have a 4060ti, thank you!

[@WarlordDestroyer]

@TechNotice can you update this same video comparing Ryzen 7000 vs Intel 13K on Davinci Resolve?

[@theTechNotice]

I'd say the conclusion is the same :)

[@WarlordDestroyer]

@@theTechNotice just saw your last video. For DaVinci there was not much difference between 7950X and the 13K, aside the other programs and 3D animation upper hand. AV1 and H.265 decode/encode was a needed addition to the Ryzen.

[@florianfust]

Hey Guys. What would you go on first? Buy DR Studio or update CPU and use DR Free? I have currently an i5 7500 CPU and 2060s GPU, SSD and a ton of RAM tx

[@florianfust]

DR Studio looks much more budgetfriendly

[@theTechNotice]

Buy the Studio!

[@RONTYCOOL]

What about adobe premiere pro???

[@theTechNotice]

I guess I'll have to make that video. 🤔😉

[@kezziekz]

@@theTechNotice looking forward!

[@Mehdi-zy4nh]

@@theTechNotice could you please cover both Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe After Effects on one video? I would be super interested in your thoughts on AE performance on both CPU!

[@Mehdi-zy4nh]

I'm so stuck in deciding whether to wait for Raptor Lake later this year or build one in a month when 12900KS is released? Would the KS variant have Inter Quick Sync as well? My workload is mainly Unity/Unreal and Adobe Premiere and After Effects. It would be so awesome to see a video on what your recommendations is for Games Dev build! Your content is awesome! Keep it up!

[@Neanderthal_yardy]

Is it still true🥹🥺sir🧏🏾‍♂️?

[@The_Idea_of_Dream_Vision]

I bought 10th gen i7 f version 🤦🏾‍♂️ any hope Nvidia can improve via software updates ?

[@theTechNotice]

Nope, it's the hardware.

[@The_Idea_of_Dream_Vision]

@@theTechNotice ah I have to upgrade 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@Slicktune]

So basically I just spent $1500 on this 3090 FE for no reason. Guess my ryzen 5950x is useless All I am doing is video/photo editing And music production (making beats and recording vocals) I would like to hear what your thoughts are I am still within my 14 days to return my 5950x and get the 12900k I am also using a z63 280mm aio from Nzxt Ps: thinking about doing some blender work.

[@stevetech1949]

It depends on what file formats you are editing. If they are supported on 3000 series GPUs, you are in good shape!

[@Slicktune]

@@stevetech1949 h.264 and h.265 from my a7iv, what would you do?

[@AlexSTR]

​@@Slicktune Just film only: H264 - 8 bit 4:2:0 H265 - 8bit 4:2:0 and 10bit 4:2:0. Your Sony is capable to film that. I have Sony a7SIII and I love compressed H265 codec. 10bit is great for color grading, just don't use 4:2:2 and your footage will be watchable even on other weaker machines

[@haroldvillegas17]

welp, time to throw away my pc

[@bannas101]

If one already has a Ryzen 9 chip, the upgrade is pointless and expensive.

[@theTechNotice]

Yes, indeed. This is geared more towards people upgrading from ryzen 3000 and below of from Intel 11th gen and below.

[@muslim9189]

Okay, but what about premier pro users 🤔

[@theTechNotice]

I guess 'to be continued...'

[@christopherjackson2157]

I can't wait to see the new xeons. Not that I'd ever be able to afford one lol

[@Dhruv-qw7jf]

7:00 please do make a video about it!

[@aslanyureky]

what a dumb review. So intel is only faster when you want to encode h265 264. how about professonal raws like SONY RED BLACKMAGIC ARRI? they are not even comparable to AMD. the difference is about %20, and usually the professionals using davinci not the youtubers. thank you very much

[@Dreamer-79]

It can play 12bit 422

[@denisj32]

excellent

[@jeremymoon9088]

Homeboy, honestly, i really do like this channel, i subbed to TN before GN, JTC, Linus, or anyone else...BUT this shit's getting old really fast. Can we be more creative than to produce the same boring advertisements for a cpu we all know will pale compared to the upcoming Ryzen? ...or maybe it doesn't; but how about actually making NEW videos, nobody needs weekly reminders that the 12900k is better than a kick n the teeth and will do "good enough" if u dont have any damned $. Hell, i've actually been editing n Resolve 17 on an old laptop with an i7-5500U & 6gb ram. Resolve opens to a window telling me to upgrade my graphics driver. I've rendered a few, it technically can produce something. If it weren't integrated, i could at least upgrade it. I dont mean to insinuate that would make this 8yr old laptop fly to mars, i just mean upgradability is important and it's never possible with IGPU. Ur pushin these things like an igpu is actually advisable; when, in fact, anybody who knows computers and needs performance is smh everytime u do this. I get that it's an alternative to spending for a gpu; but so is waiting for gpu prices to come down. This is all advertising, ANY latest new CPU should do well, but that doesnt mean it'sgonna be good n 2mo when the competition smokes it, lol...and with igpu, u dont just upgrade without replacing for big $. theres no such thing as a "budget" creators pc, there isn't even supposed to be, even communists know better, lol- its like buying a $30k Benz, u pay $30k for the symbol, a real Benz is f'n expensive, even under egalitarian rule! Video editing is among the most intensive processing most ppl will do, ur not supposed to get that for "budget" prices. Can we go back to some new content? I'm not trying to be a dick, I really like this channel. I have a fractal torrent on my table rn because of ur black ProArt build; except i went white because i like the AERO G board, Gigabyte fanboy...i wish like Hades those videos had swapped configs, lol. Anyway, yea, i like the channel, i like the homie, i want u to keep on with it; but 8 videos simpin for the new Intel cpu, after Intel has been holding up the rear on performance ratings for a cpl few years now? No, nobody wants to just only be sold things; we get it, they paid u to like the 12900K. How about some cooler testing videos? Better yet, why not do a deep dive on the specific components our fave manufacturers use to produce motherboards? Idk, gotta do somethin, this is getting old fast, there's no reason to run the fans away when u need them most.

[@theTechNotice]

Thanks for your comment mate! Some things to clarify here. Nobody is paying be a single dollar to like a certain brand/component, that YT channel would sink real fast. Not sure if you know how all this KZbin business works, but the manufacturer(s) ask if you wanna review x product and then you have a choice whether to accept the product and make videos about it. Not sure if you were around last year, but I kept recommending AMD like crazy coz it was the best. This year-tables have turned. Secondly, you seem like an educated guy, but if you'd be reading the comments of all the videos know the channel you can see that there are a lot of people who don't know this and are wondering which should they go for. My goal with this channel is to educate Creators and help them choose the best tool for their workflow & budget. And I feel really passionate about that since I have seen a lot of bad advice given out there by other people, which just makes me sad to think that 'dang' all those people could've got so much more performance for their money if they'd only known (x) this. Thanks for sticking around with this channel. Just a suggestion why not help out on the comments and reply to those people who are asking exactly those questions mentioned in this video? 😉😇

[@shafindev]

i am too

[@theTechNotice]

Indeed you are!

[@arbenbytyqi9732]

i5 12400F RTX 3050 64GB 4x16 MB B660 Light editing KZbin Facebook @ I don't see feel or any those bullshit ....What u are talking about Don't make creators now worry about F variant when this it's completely not true it's SCAM only

[@theTechNotice]

I highly recommend you check out my iGPU vs NVENC video ;)

[@tarunbiswas1019]

Yoooo

[@theTechNotice]

You're fast! 😉