So, I am a content creator, and I am going to be processing 4K, 30fps, Color Graded footage in Premiere Pro sometime in the future.
I am looking for something that won't bottleneck dual 1080 ti graphics cards and a 4k capture card from black magic.
But also, I do a lot of multitasking. The most tasks I would be doing at once would be streaming, gaming, rendering footage, uploading footage, and running background tasks like skype and steam all at the same time.
Would AMD Threadripper be too overkill for my situation?
Intel i9 is a safer bet, AMD architecture is weird and nonstandard
Jacob Turner
SOPA
Benjamin Baker
considering that adobe is currently adding support for vega in general id say buy a vega (IF and only IF the benchmarks are close to 1080ti because most surely they will go above it in time) now for threadripper i suggest to wait a bit cause im sure someone will try to see if they can use an EPYC on TR4 motherboards
Aiden Bennett
Why would I9 be better than threadripper? Wouldn't I get more performance per dollar with AMD?
Jonathan Gomez
EPYC is a little overkill. I am trying to find a decent balance between Ghz and cores. I don't want my gaming performance to suck.
Jacob Miller
It isn't. Yes.
Jeremiah Lewis
Buy Intel
Wyatt Martin
he wants to render video, not burn his house down.
Aaron Mitchell
If you donna use things like handbrake etc, just dive in. GPU video processing right now is disgusting, proprietary and don't give you the best results.
Owen Anderson
Nice try intel. We don't want your funeral pyres. >nonstandard architecture = not intel
Elijah Phillips
But isn't CUDA acceleration faster than software rendering which is run by the CPU?
Jaxon Watson
You do work, you don't buy repurposed desktop dies glued together inelegently for work you would be a laughinstock in pro circles
Adam Fisher
Fuck off
Charles Long
UMA DELICIA
Leo Long
Honestly, I don't give a shti about heat, power consumption, or architecture.
I care about price, and performance. I'm going to be using 1000 watt power supply and dual 480mm radiators anyways.
Thomas Mitchell
>Intelfags have literally dropped trying to argue specs and have resorted trying to sell on brand name alone
JUST FAVELA MY MACACO UP
Jaxson Murphy
You should, I bet you don't want burn your render farm
Benjamin Robinson
>I care about price, and performance
another pleased Threadripper customer.
Bentley Torres
Because they lack in every department. Threadripper has more L1,2,3 cache, more ghz, lower price, etc.
Ryder Barnes
This shitty meme needs to die already
Kayden Roberts
It is faster, yes. But what it makes in speed it lacks on software support.
Lincoln James
Considering I will be cooling it (and my GPUs) with dual 480mm radiators, heat dissipation is not a concern for me.
The liquid cooling I will be using will be able to dissipate >1000 watts of generated heat.
Elijah Young
>he says that after posting his 400th wojak since May
Noah Jones
I guess it depends on how fast you want to render. I think Jaytwocents is currently using a 1800x to render his videos now. I
Benjamin Parker
"Software support" Dude, I'm using premiere pro. Software support isn't going to break my leg in that category.
Plus, I am not paying 300+ more USD for "software support" That's bullshit.
Jaxson Hill
I will have to produce content for lots of clients. So, I am hoping on being able to render video clips in a relatively quick amount of time.
Chase Morales
Then buy a Intel i9 18 core
Nathan Thompson
SOPA DE MACACO
Jace Wilson
Dude, that's 2000 dollars. I am not spending that ludicrus amount on a fucking CPU. That's more than the cost of both my GFX cards...
Tyler Stewart
At that price, he'd be better off with an Epyc CPU. 32 cores is better than 18.
Dylan Ward
what is the best threadripper motherboard senpais
Michael Lee
Reminder that the $1000 kikeripper is still in the top 10 best sold CPUs on amazon since preorders started, Intel's skylake -x is around #40, and the most expensive in top 10 is a $300
The TR costs over 3 times more. Intel has surrendered HEDT
Thomas Bailey
one with the most RGB you can find
Tyler King
Does premiere benefit more from a higher core count or more from offloading to gpu. Thread ripper has more PCI lanes so it with a Nvidia GPU is probably the safest bet. he's isn't going to have water cooled VRMs too
Adrian Brooks
Literally any motherboard from gigabyte or ASUS is a safe bet.
Not a big fan of asrock or MSI. Software sucks, and the motherboard quality is sub-par.
Brandon Allen
Threadripper will be more than enough at a very pleasant price point. The Intel alternative for performance is significantly more expensive and not worth considering. The whole "glued together desktop dies" and "no software support" is a meme.
Juan Watson
Hahahahahahahaha!
Luke Reed
Do you wntn inconsistent performance and unexpected bugs? If yes, buy threadripper
Justin Ramirez
Do you want a new house? If so, buy Intel Core i9 and better home insurance.
Carter Robinson
He'll also be using a socket that won't get dropped after 2 years.
Austin Thomas
Yes,yes. "Nobody ever got fired for buying intel".
Jackson Garcia
Not a problem unless you're poor.
Jordan Hall
Yes you should. Threadripper is better in every way than Intel can provide (price thermal, power draw and performance).
Jaxon Price
>$1000 cpu and $300+ motherboard >lol ur poor xdd
Anthony Lee
gigabyte is out of the question for amd this round
they literally cucked themselfs for unknown reaons
Dominic Turner
he's running a business, it's not a matter of being poor, it's about proper financial decisions. You don't buy Koenigsegg Regera as a work truck. Why should he spend 2000 dollars on a platform that won't last as long? Just to brag to clients he has an i9 and can render videos their videos and extra 15 seconds faster?
Luis Rodriguez
So then, what would be a good motherboard for threadripper? I don't want to buy the most expensive one from ASUS because I have a budget I want to stay within.
Michael Hernandez
One who isn't poor doesn't look st price, that's why he can throw $2000 for a cpu and $500 for mobo for the most consistent performance.
Jeremiah Anderson
asrock is the best bet dont buy the one with the over the top wifi shit tho
That's exactly the point I make here. I'm not poor, I make six figures. That still doesn't mean I can't spend my money conservatively.
Gavin Jones
I am more worried about overclocking performance, fan headers, reliability, and a good BIOS. Recommendations?
Adam Barnes
you wont get past 4.2ghz anyway so why worry? lol proper cooling solutions for threadripper is going to come on late q3 for now we are stuck with a universal bracket that doesnt cover the whole chip
Wyatt Smith
Making up excuses again, there is literally no reason for thrradripper to exist in the face of more consistent and proven intel architecture It's two different CPUs for fucks sakes! It's like two sockets! All the drawbacks, none of the benefit!
FUD campaign in full throttle, Intel's acting like their favorite toy got taken from them
Connor Jenkins
True, what also bugs me is how much it is going to cost after a few months. The ryzen 7 lineup had around a 20 percent price drop after a few months. I wonder if the same will happen to threadripper?
Dylan Garcia
in a nut shell ryzen renders faster than intel, but premire doesn't seem to be fully utilizing either CPU to it's fullest, so you might not get huge gains at first with thread-ripper, at least until adobe updates now that cpus with more that 4 cores are on the consumer market now.
Owen Carter
no point just buy a simple 280 rad that is compartible with it till the proper blocks are out
Matthew Walker
Will threadripper still be able to help with megatasking? (Running a lot of shit that takes up a shit ton of processing power at once...shit.)
Nicholas Cooper
What the fuck you are talking? Who the fuck care about skylake x and decade old core architecture?
Adrian Nelson
This is going to be a completely custom loop. And considering I will also be putting my GPU sli setup in the loop as well, 280 would be underkill.
Do you want me to burn my house down or something?
Jacob Wood
>,decade old >still faster than new Amd arch
Alexander Gutierrez
hi Brian, don't you have some (((work))) to do?
Colton Russell
>none of the benefit! besides >less power >less expensive to purchase >less expensive to upgrade later also >consistent and proven intel architecture you do relisea they are both x86 and AMD64 cpus right? the main difference is the interconnect between the cores. AMD's solution is that each CCX can communicate with any other CCX with IF, so multi thread work loads like OP wants have better gains, and the CPU can scale more efficiently in the future. Something Intel is currently struggling with ring.
Aaron Smith
What other things do you plan on doing while videos render?
Dominic Turner
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Nathaniel Gutierrez
Gaming, streaming, Uploading content, and skyping. That's probably the most I will do at one time.
Owen Morgan
7900X sounds perfect for that
Jayden Wood
you wont find blocks for it so whats the point there isnt currently a single block out there that is actually fit on the socket late q3 or early q4 for proper blocks
Evan Ramirez
>user is not trying to break the bank.
Angel Hernandez
uhm, no sweetie, try again
Jacob Sullivan
Then yes, I was thinking you where going to try and run two instances of Adobe and render two things at once, which you might be able to do with a VM or something. It still might be a bit overkill, especially how long it take Adobe to update, and i might still wait until NDA drops for thread ripper just in case there is something weird about it.
how is that perfect? he didnt specify arsoning as a feature
Joshua Sanchez
This should be an enemy in the next DOOM game.
Asher Hernandez
EKWB says they'll be releasing one soon. I am hoping to build this computer later down the line anyways, so, I am not worried about lack of water cooling blocks.
Brandon Ross
yeah but its not a proper one it will fit on the bracket only there is currently a problem with some motherboards and their vrm's cooling solution that prevents a proper TR4 blocks to sit
Liam Jenkins
Amd = 180W
Intel = 140W
Try again pooman
Julian Ross
from this video even he can multitask well on the 1700x while exporting video and do other things just fine so threadripper might be just overkill, then again he didn't mention gaming
John Sanchez
>content creator
Jace Ward
>6 more cores >HAHAHA 40 MORE WATTS AMD POORFAGGOTS BTFO
Bentley Stewart
If skylake-x actually stuck to its TDP rating its all core turbo wouldn't even be 3.5ghz
In summary, kill yourself favela monkey
Jordan Baker
So, when do you think EKWB will come out with proper cooling?
Do you think cooling would be a problem? I don't want to have to liquid cool any VRMs.
