Top choice for editing is the latest Intel 11th Gen processor.
Top choice for editing is the latest Intel 11th Gen processor.
For editing in the 11th generation, the best CPU choice depends on your budget and needs. Look for models with strong multi-core performance and good thermal management to handle GPU workloads efficiently. As prices stabilize, mid-range CPUs like the Intel i5 or AMD Ryzen 5 offer solid value for both gaming and productivity tasks.
It performs better than the 11900k across most evaluations, especially in productivity and gaming. Consider getting a 10900k.
It seems like someone is teasing that he's not serious, but it actually helps. The extra cores boost the performance of the 10900k while keeping power usage consistent. Also, why bother with the iGPU unless you truly need it? Ryzen would be a better choice. Edited April 3, 2021 by The_Vaccine
11th gen isn't a good value at the high end—it falls short compared to 5800x and 10900k, and is outpaced by 5900x, which matches its intended price range. A 6-core 11th gen setup works well if you consider it offers nearly double performance for an extra two cores at 11900k. In the used market, it makes sense to buy a GPU now. The 1050ti is only worth around $150 as listed. For video editing, a GPU isn't necessary; you can render on CPU and use the built-in GPU for display tasks.