Editing with Premiere Pro and After Effects works well with Ryzen 3700X or Ryzen 5600X processors.
Editing with Premiere Pro and After Effects works well with Ryzen 3700X or Ryzen 5600X processors.
Hello everyone, I'm trying to figure out whether the 3700x or 5600x graphics card is better for my main needs—video editing, gaming, and streaming. Editing takes priority, but I also use PremPro and After Effects a lot, especially when working with heavy effects or doing keyframe animations. The differences in render times seem small and probably won't be noticeable compared to how these programs perform with different CPUs. Most sources focus on encoding speeds rather than real-world usage, which makes it hard to judge what matters most for me. My PC setup includes a high-end GPU, solid components, and a fast SSD, so I'm looking for performance in both speed and stability. If you can share more about how these cards compare under actual workloads, that would be really helpful. Thanks!
Hardware Unboxed evaluated the two models using the Puget Systems benchmark for Premier, which assesses application speed. The 3700X showed a slight edge, around 3%, while the 5600X matched it closely. In real-world use, especially at standard gaming settings, the difference is likely negligible. For gaming with the RTX 2060, performance gains are minimal unless you play competitively at medium-low resolutions. The 3700X and 5600X perform similarly overall, though the 3700X excels in streaming and multitasking, while the 5600X delivers better single-core speed for tasks like Photoshop.
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