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Comparing 3900x and 9900k values

Comparing 3900x and 9900k values

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ZebraZack
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10-03-2019, 03:52 AM
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Hello, choosing between 3900x and 9900k depends on your needs. Both offer similar pricing and component specs except for the motherboard. Since you're a photographer using Photoshop, Capture One, and 1440p gaming, prioritize performance and future flexibility. Video editing in Premiere is important—consider what features matter most for that workflow. Let me know if you'd like more details! Thank you.
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ZebraZack
10-03-2019, 03:52 AM #1

Hello, choosing between 3900x and 9900k depends on your needs. Both offer similar pricing and component specs except for the motherboard. Since you're a photographer using Photoshop, Capture One, and 1440p gaming, prioritize performance and future flexibility. Video editing in Premiere is important—consider what features matter most for that workflow. Let me know if you'd like more details! Thank you.

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Frankette44
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10-03-2019, 12:19 PM
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The i9 9900K offers superior performance compared to the R9 3900X in Photoshop and Capture One, delivering smoother operation and better overall results. Even today, Adobe experiences occasional issues with Ryzen processors, similar to how my ultrabook with an i7 8565U performs better with Adobe Acrobat Pro than with a slower desktop setup. Premiere handles editing tasks efficiently, thanks to its single-threaded tools and preference for lower latency via Ring Bus. The 9900K stands strong on its own, and using QuickSync hardware acceleration allows it to match the capabilities of a TR2950X during demanding multi-threaded tasks like rendering and exporting.
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Frankette44
10-03-2019, 12:19 PM #2

The i9 9900K offers superior performance compared to the R9 3900X in Photoshop and Capture One, delivering smoother operation and better overall results. Even today, Adobe experiences occasional issues with Ryzen processors, similar to how my ultrabook with an i7 8565U performs better with Adobe Acrobat Pro than with a slower desktop setup. Premiere handles editing tasks efficiently, thanks to its single-threaded tools and preference for lower latency via Ring Bus. The 9900K stands strong on its own, and using QuickSync hardware acceleration allows it to match the capabilities of a TR2950X during demanding multi-threaded tasks like rendering and exporting.