FUCK. All they fucking talk about is games. I get it. The majority of consumers are addicted to games. Fine. What why almost non of these reviewers doing any content creation / professional work benchmarks?
I've been waiting to see 1800x vs 6900K benchmarks in Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro CC and the only 2 I've found are:
>youtube.com/watch?v=7rT92-qopok Which is in fucking Russian and I don't know if I can trust it, although I like the result (1800x beats 5960x in AE)
>16 seconds difference >half the price Yeah, what a failure.
Lucas James
you can post your flawed argument in every single thread you see, it wont help user
Sebastian White
>flawed argument
Yeah because content creators are going to all spend 1200$ more on the CPU alone for just 16 seconds faster renders.
Stay sweaty Intel.
Lucas Martinez
16 seconds sounds quite a lot. Until you see the context is a 6 minute long test.
Jose Martin
Waiting for eternity.. waiting for zen.. just a disappointment again... only to wait again....
Mason Perez
Intelkikes have literally gone deranged, those newgen netburst's they're using must have fried their skin and bones.
Mmmm, roasted kike.
Andrew Sanders
Maybe I should just put in an extra $800 CAD and build a 6900K system?
Xavier Long
Well, if you want to waste $500 extra for 1% faster performance, higher power consumption, much more expensive motherboards then be our guest.
You'll get a lot more PCIe lanes but you don't sound like you need them.
Parker Gonzalez
No I don't. But I'm scared of being an early adopter.
See, I bought the 5960x and MSI x99s SLI PLUS when they first came out, and that mobo fucking sucks donkey balls. It's faulty. USB problems, and did a bios reset 2 times randomly and I lost my RAID data (I always have backup, but still, pain in the ass).
I'm not even OC'ing my 5960x.
For the 1800x I'm even willing to pay more for Asus CROSSHAIR VI HERO ATX AM4 Motherboard, but still... that doesn't guarantee that they won't be faulty.
Lincoln Reyes
>5960x If you still have it you have literally no reason to upgrade to any new platform in 1 to 2 years.
Ethan Gonzalez
But I will never have such a great opportunity to sell this system for such a high price.
I'm selling it for pretty much what I paid for it in Dec of 2014!
Thomas Rivera
Kill yourself, you dumb fucking shit stain.
Ian Myers
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Cooper Perry
Holy shit, just found this!
The website is Russian, but this is now the 3rd source confirming that 1800x IS better than 5960x in Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro.
Is this the right conclusion Sup Forums? Should I go for it?
Nathaniel Roberts
One of the few upgrades you can do, is to go Xeon or get the 6950x Going from 5960x to the 1800x would be too small of an upgrade. Fuck, the 5960x and 6900k are near identical. Just overclock that bugger.
t. a guy with a light OC'd 5820k who thought about selling this and buying the 1800x. I won't though, the performance increase won't be big enough. I bet I'd get like +20% absolute max improvement in multicore and even then, my single core performance would suffer a bit with that move.
Lincoln Ward
What I'm saying is, I can sell this late-2014 system for almost the same price that I bought it for.
So if 1800x is as good - or slightly better than 5960x, then this is a great move. At the very least I will get new warranty on everything.
Also will go from GTX 970 to GTX 1070. All this for about $300 CAD.
Josiah Brooks
Do it, user. This looks like the kind of workload Ryzen shines at, and is consistent with what we've seen on most reviews.
Joshua Price
Ok I'll go for it.
Isaac Jackson
>Adobe Premiere Pro CC >4k 60fps
benchmarks are done in low resolution, they are literally making a gpu/ram test you dummies
Landon Gutierrez
lol
Luke Roberts
>better in cinebench >better in corona >worse in blender >better in 3dmax >better in premiere render >better in after effects render tldr of russian vid
