Intel i5-12400F vs AMD Ryzen 5 5600X - Best 6 Core CPU?
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Intel’s Core i5-12400F and AMD’s Ryzen 5 5600X are both 6 core processors, but which is the best? I’ve compared both CPUs in games and applications to show all the differences! Check prices 👇👇
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5600X vs 12400F CPU Comparison Timestamps
0:00 Intro
0:05 CPU Spec Differences
0:23 Price Differences
0:37 DDR5 or DDR4 Memory?
1:05 Test PC Specs
1:30 Video Sponsor - Western Digital!
2:24 Benchmarks
2:34 Cinebench R23
2:56 Linux Kernel Compilation
3:10 Blender Open Data
3:27 V-Ray / Corona Renderer
3:47 Handbrake Video Export
4:02 Adobe Premiere Video Editing
4:16 DaVinci Resolve Video Editing
4:24 Adobe Photoshop
4:37 Microsoft Office (Word/Excel/PowerPoint/Outlook)
4:44 7-Zip Compression & Decompression
4:59 AES Encryption & Decryption
5:06 GeekBench
5:22 All Application Differences
5:50 Power Draw / Temperatures / Clock Speed
6:51 Microsoft Flight Simulator
7:16 Assassin’s Creed Valhalla
7:34 Rainbow Six Siege
7:57 Red Dead Redemption 2
8:24 Control
8:45 Cyberpunk 2077
8:59 Watch Dogs Legion
9:20 Far Cry 6
9:36 F1 2021
9:54 Shadow of the Tomb Raider
10:04 5600X vs 12400F at 1080p in 10 Games
10:30 5600X vs 12400F at 1440p in 10 Games
10:46 5600X vs 12400F at 4K in 10 Games
11:01 Cost Per Frame - Best Value
11:33 Conclusion - 12400F or 5600X?
12:25 Zen 4 vs Intel 12th Gen
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Time flies. Intel is recommended based on value
And consumption too and without overheating as it did in the 10th and 11th gen.
To be fair, the 10400 was being recommended as a great budget option too, especially once the B560 boards came out and it became possible to use RAM at its full XMP speeds.
6700k vs fx8350 nostalgia
@@Hardcore_Remixer Not really 12400/F is more like the exception. The rest of the lineup going up get almost exponentially hotter and more power hungry.
@@robertstan298 Good to know. Thanks for the info!
Competition is good. Love seeing how a mid-low end i5 chip can compete with the 5600x and cheaper at that. Thanks AMD for pushing Intel to be better and good job Intel for catching back to AMD in a single generation.
dont forget gen 9 10 11 to catch up amd 5xxx and failed
I would say it took intel 2 generations to make a good comeback, but I really hope that they keep pushing each other going forward, especially in the mobile space
@@hanmaruf2919 AMD 5000 didn't happen until a while after gen 10. And even then the 10400F and then 11400F remained good value options when they both beat the 3600.
@@hanmaruf2919 dont forget 9 10 11 gen was BEFORE the 5000 series
what you on about?
also in the low end Intel was still the only choice for a while, 5600x came with a price increase
@@Freestyle80 Release dates:
AMD 5000 series November 5, 2020
Intel 11th gen March 30, 2021
Glad to see Intel is still in competition, i don't want to see CPU prices skyrocketing again
That's very informative in just a single video. Great contents!! Thank you!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the comparison and especially the results in Microsoft Flight Simulator!
I feel the natural competitor of the 5600X is the i5 12500 in terms of frequency and price (or 12600 if you really match the prices and want to know "the best six-core"), but it doesn't quit that the i5 12400f is definetly the new budget king and the i3 12100f the ultra budget king. Good to see more accesible procesors in the market.
I think in the past I compared a XX400 against XX500 series and found it was basically pointless, so figured here it makes sense to just go for the lower cost option.
@@JarrodsTech well, it makes sense since the diference between 12(4/5/6)00 should be minimal as you say, this was just me wanting to see a "competition" but i understand most people would be more interested in the cheapest i5.
Anyway, thanks for the time to answer and the always great content, Jarrod.
@@Just_An_Ignacio 500 and 600 are the most pointless SKUs, you either get 400 for value or 600k for performance
but you waste money on the uhd graphics
but the 5600x is nearly 2 years older than the 12400... Which is sad for intel...
Starting to get a ton of sponsorships recently, great job man
Long waited review Jarrod's !!! Nice content as always !! Cheers my friend
Thanks!
As if you’ve just made this video. Literally looking at Pc builds now and wanted to compare… boom Jarrods got it
What did you end up getting?
You know, as of 9/29/22, the 5600x is just ONE DOLLAR more than the i5 12400f. Given that my PC will be doing mostly gaming, and that the difference between the 12400 and 5600 was either that they were right next to each other or the 5600 was way above the 12400 in performance, I think I've made my decision. Thanks for the thorough comparison!
AMD has cheaper mobos too
dont forget with 1/4 power
Get the non f version for a little more. Its way faster than the ryzen. Ddr5 baby
You forgot DDr5 at least in the future will makes a big difference
I would go for i5 because i can upgrade to 13 gen but with 5600 i need now motherboard to go for 7000
So wonderful, looking so forward what lies in store for us
Thank you for your full detail about 2 this cpu, it really help me a lot
Linux 5.18 will have full fledged alderlake support , would like to see a comparison then .
The 12400F absolutely slays! If you're coming from LGA1150 or LGA1151, it's greased lightning by comparison. I'll be putting it in my rig this year.
Very helpful video, thank you.
Can you please do a review of HP Omen 16 2021? The only downside I see for that laptop is that it's not reviewed by you.
Shame you didn't test Power Draw while gaming, this is where this i5-12400F looks 50% more efficient than r5 5600x. This Alder Lake CPU draw power only 40-50w while ryzen is 70w+.
Yes I totally agree with you dear
P.S
Be polite mate , u can explain in a good manner 😊
@@pnv1974 what are you talking about not being polite? english not your first language i am guessing. shame is different then shame on you.
that efficiency take it with a grain of salt since the 5600X is generally the faster chip. if you lower the clockspeeds of the 5600x to match the performance of the i5 you will have once again the same wattage..
@@Joker-no1fz he's indian their english is a bit weird
@@Joker-no1fz read your comment again
If read I can guarantee you my English is better than you
Excellent benchmark and comparison! However, especially in the budget category, I'd recommend always including a more E-sports heavy title in your benchmarks. There will be plenty of League/CS:GO/Valhalla/Fortnite players looking for systems in this range.
Thanks for touching on the points like motherboard price and upgrade path as well, it didn't occur to me that the Intel upgrade path is better in this particular case.
Valhalla Esports? 👀
@@deadlymouse96 I think he meant Valorant LOL
Don´t forget the AOE2 DE players ^)^
Play real games, no one wants a fake gamer here :)
I know this isnt relevant to the video, but what would you say is the best alternative to the Legion 5 pro with a 3070? two month wait time is a while but if it is really best in class its worth it. But does anything match it in a similar price range?
Awesome video!
Glad you enjoyed it
It's so weird to see this now after seeing the 5600x sell for cheaper than the i5
Yup, and I went with 12400f...
@@CptSlow89you happy or sad?
5600x prices comes down on 229$ and 12400/f are around 180-208$ and that means when you combine them with cheapest mobos then pc build are basically same cost
Hello, @Jarrod'sTech
Could you please give me an advice if I should wait for the laptops with the new gen of processors (12 Intel/6000 AMD) or buy a Legion Legion 7 (5800h/3070), which now has a very nice price in my region(2700 AUD, no operating system, which used to have price = 3200 AUD with an operating system and 2900 AUD without one)?
Whens the New Asus TUF series laptops coming out? hope to see a video on it soon!
Intel making a great price to performance product ? damn.. what year is it
Better check those two CPU prices as of today 3-15-22 and you'll find that the R5 5600X is at Micro Center for $209 and the i5 12400 "NON F" is $169 so, seems like a great time to upgrade to a new CPU whether your Team Red or Team Blue ;)
Have you been able to get your hands on any Rembrandt laptops yet?
Hey Jarrod, I was thinking of buying the Lenovo legion 5 pro is it worth it for gaming or no?
can't wait for ryzen 6000 vs 12th gen intel on Laptop Comparison
Same
good year for laptops with AMD!
That's strange, usually sponsor product are bad/expensive deal, SN570 is actually a pretty good deal though.
When are the other CES laptop reviews coming?
Can you please make a video on which are the best laptops under $1000.
For every price segment like $300, $400, $500, $600, $700, $800, $900, $1000
Divide them into categories based on prices.
Like for example,
For $300 this models from hp, dell, lenovo, msi, asus, acer are best.
Do for all price segments and for all brands
I find the B660 on offer to be quite lacking in the value department, the lower price cut off being noticeably above where B550 start (and there's even cheaper options than this).
So value wise there isn't much of a difference (provided you find a 5600X on offer, but that's not too hard nowadays, even seen some at $220). It's sure is nice to have options in a pinch tho.
It’s crazy to think that it took nearly two years to finally beat the R5 5600X. AMD is pushing Intel into a more competitive market, which is great for consumers who now have more options to choose from.
Hopefully AMD could do the same in the GPU sector, the GPU market is almost dogshit (Nvidia being Ngreedia)
@@osopenowsstudio9175 AMD has been doing that for years... all RX GPU' s offer better performance for the same price or same performance for less money.
@@Alexpsy1hahahahah no it doesn't
@@62185hhh was it fummy? Did you like it a lot? Cool... now find me a Nvidia GPU that's better at the same price.
Thank you for this video.
I dont understand what 1% lows are when you compare the FPS for the 10 different games
It's a way of showing the dips in performance, this video explains it well: czcams.com/video/l6WgbfG_z-k/video.html
now i know which one to choose as the price between the two cpus are barely the same where i live.. going for the ryzen.. thanks
Wooww.. hope you test 12700F Vs 5800X
12400f is basically the same price as the ryzen 5 5600x now
More expensive in my country.
10:47 typo in the heading. Great video nonetheless
Bro can u do sim racing titles on your benchmarks? Because most Sim Racing titles like iRacing & Assetto Corsa Competezione rely heavily on cpu when there's like more than 20 and above people on a server and I think it's a good cpu benchmark. Also note that most sim racing titles are heavily reliant on single core performance, thanks!
edit: F1 2021 is not a racing simulator
have you figured out which one is better? i play ac and need a upgrade asap
Looking forward to when retailers drop prices when am5 comes out. The 5000 cpus are great still with a price drop theyd be fantastic. But intel is actually competing finally.
Yeah with desktop class cpu's in laptop.
The 5900X is about USD 450 in my country now, but still more expensive than the 12700K. If I was building a gaming rig it would be a no brainer to get the 12700K.
Don't know how it works in other countries, but I've never seen a 40% price drop on a cpu. If I wanted to upgrade a little bit without changing my 5 year old motherboard, the price to performance on those cpus just makes zero sense.
@@TheGXDivider That depends because the motherboard costs are often vastly different. To get a 12700k you need a $200+ board that is a Z series. You could get a 5900x + b550 for roughly the same price and that would be faster.... No need for X series boards from AMD...
The 5600X just dropped to $230. Almost all other game benchmarks score it higher than the 12400f.
In my region r5 5600x and i5 12th cost exactly same. But given the motherboard cost is higher for 12th gen, ryzen 5 is cheaper. And also we can only buy i5 12th if we're building a pc from their shop.
Welcome back to Jarrod's Unboxed.
Perfect video!
The wd sn570 is actually really good I have used and it was in my budget.
Replaces the venerable SN550 which got a dodgy downgrade which made it way worse for heavy file transfers
How? It costs $160 for 1TB.
@@edderwright9042 $118 for 1tb, in India(amzn)
@@sjraneyumo6049 That's an average price for 1TB gen3 SSD
Any idea how it compares to WD750 SE (1 TB)? Thanks
Hard to say which is better in term of performance but if you want budget friendly cpu with a great performance, i5 12400f if the best choice
b660m и 12400f не бюджетно, а вот b550m и 5600 вот это бюджетно намного бюджетно
When will be the new nitro and tuff review coming {3060ti variant} ?
By far the best channel for gaming benchmarks
Hi man great video, could you compare RTX 3050 desktop vs laptop ?
Why even bother?
The desktop would be faster obv
@@sushimshah2896 I know man I'm not dumb, I just want to know the gap between the two
I want to, but I just don't have any 3050 laptops right now.
Great job by Intel. The only reason i would go Ryzen is because of much better motherboard options. My i5 8400 still manages to get 144fps in every game i throw at it (need that for 144hz monitor) so i should probably just save the money and snipe a better GPU
radeon or rtx?
What are your specs? I got i5 9400F coupled with RTX 3060Ti and I have crazy bottleneck issues with my build! 144fps for my build is like impossible at the moment. Am I missing something here?
@@abskulOfficial Yea in my case it was games like CS:GO that were able to get 144fps, everything newer was a big bottleneck. Recently i upgraded to i5 12400f and bottleneck was completly removed. You need a faster cpu for that gpu 100%
@@LaxonPfc I have heard that 12400f runs hotter and has throttling issues in stressed conditions. How's your experience? Did you consider R5 5600X while upgrading?
@@abskulOfficial 63°C max temperature in CPU heavy games with stock cooler. I bought cheap 20$ cooler and now my max temp is 52. The only actual problem with stock cooler is noise, its waaay too loud. I did consider r5 5600 and thats probably even better option right now since u can upgrade to amazing ryzen 5800X3D in few years if u need to
@Jarrod's Tech was there any change to the radiator fan noise/fan speed during the temperature test?
It was the same at all times during all tests.
@@JarrodsTech were they fixed speed fans or adapting to temperature ones? It's a bit strange that the Intel is reporting 9 degrees cooler under the same cooling/same load? I've seen some games being benchmarked that also show the Intel 12th gen reporting lower temps. In theory 12 gen temp reporting seams to be in line with 11th gen,10th gen etc. but then that would lead to imply that AMD is under reporting it's total cpu power dissipation requirements for processor coolers(tdp).
Jarrod…. Would you say 12400F would be good enough for gaming AND streaming at the same time? Thanks
mostly yes. Depends on the game.
My desktop has an 11400, no regrets. Probably by the time I'm ready to upgrade, I'll get all new everything.
Nice!
Right now in the US the 12400 can be had for $170 USD and the Ryzen 5 5600X can be had for $240... AMD is being really bad about lowering prices in the light of competition and should be avoided at this point unless you are stuck on an AM4 platform. Heck, even the 12600K ( which I recently bought to be an intel build alongside my 5600X build) cost $250 and performs better than the 5600X and in some instances the 5800X.
Hi Jarrod, do you think the 10400F will be compatible up until the rtx5000 series?
Is rtx 3000 series even exist?
Lol
what to do if i get both at similar prices?
in fact 5600x is sometimes even cheaper than 12400f sometimes
I think spending a bit more to get non F version is hugely better, Intel's igpu will give a great performance boost in many creative applications and often handy in troubleshooting too. Overall, I5 is a much better deal as the gaming difference with be lower with Lower tier GPU too. it is such a shame AMD released 6 core 1600AF for $84 when it was an underdog and then literally eliminated ryzen 3 line budget line and put a tag of $300 for 6 core 5600x. How time reveals the nasty face of companies!
Didn't the 1600AF use the 14nm process from AMD's former foundry?
I wouldn't say AMD completely dropped the R3, but Zen 3's certainly isn't available in the DIY space. (Perhaps Zen 3's yields were _too_ good. Not helping matters is the fact that TSMC's faced especially high demand on top of Taiwan experiencing drought conditions, the latter making semiconductor production more difficult.)
@@sonicboy678 1600AF used 12nm process. ryzen 5 series 1600,2600,3600 all had generation improvement for similar price range, but 5000 series was like, you cant get the benefit of next gen if you dont pay 100$ extra.
I’m a bit confused @5:30
“Basically the right side shows how much faster Ryzen was in some tests, while the left shows how much slower Intel was compared to Ryzen.”
He meant probably faster for the second one
The End of the AM4 Platform was the Ryzen 5800X3D, which offers Ryzen 7600X performance on an AM4 Platform. Ok, not launched or announced at the time of making this video ...
You are one of youtubers that I watch the ADs to the end.
Hey thanks for the support!
Hey Jarrod, should I go for the i5 - 11400F or i5- 12400F because in my country 12400f with b660 costs about $200 more than 11400f with b560 ( I am totally fine with DDR4).
I don't think the performance gap will be worth this much.
When you 200$ more you mean 550$ vs 350$ or 850$ vs 650$ ?
@@Pamani_ $300 vs $470
@@AdityaGupta-om8ez I guess that B660 is quite a bit better but still that's a huge difference. Unless you play CPU heavy games at 1080p or plan to upgrade to 13th gen Raptor Lake, I'd go with the 11400f.
@@Pamani_ thanks
Why not just buy a 5600X at that point. B660 motherboards are not gonna get any cheaper, but AMD B550s (or older) already are quite a bit cheaper.
As a Ryzen user i can say that alder lake is looking good.
Ryzen 5600x price should be reduced as fast as possible.
Amd is doing what Intel done some time ago. Keeping high prices basically.
That's not it, what happens is that AMD's chips are built by tsmc and with the scarcity of chips in 2020-2022 because of pandemy causes tsmc is extremely saturated, on the other hand intel has its own production plants so they can produce more chips than AMD can right now.
By the way, I just ordered the 12600k, looking forward for it to arrive, finally I'm changing my old ryzen 7 2700x.
@@tony001212 How much you paid for the 12600k?
@@tony001212 Why go back to Intel when you could go to a 5800x for less than the price of that 12600k setup.....
I JUST bought a 12400 because it was the better deal for price and performance.
And I'm a huge AMD fan.
@@ScavengerFX You are either full of shit or you live in a country where AMD isn't available.
Intel is literally more money for less performance, while using more power and requiring a beefier cooler.
Maybe you work for Intel.
great video very intuitive
Glad you liked it
@@JarrodsTech hi
Hey Jarrod would this processor would be enough or good for 4k editing? With 3050 or lower GPU
Btw I have heard that the non F i5 12400's igpu also work in premiere for h.264codec with the e GPU does that I GPU works automatically or we have to do some settings
Should do, that said iGPU will boost Premiere scores, check out the Tech Notice channel, he either has a video up or is doing one very soon comparing these CPUs in more creator focused workloads :) czcams.com/users/TechNoticeOfficial
@@JarrodsTech yess Jarrod I had watched one of his video related to that! But also wanted to ask you that's why :) but I got my answers from both of you.
Thankyou for taking your time & replying appreciated 🙌
I used to be team red, I remember when I would root for AMD back in 2016 with my FX 8350, hoping 1st gen ryzen would do solid. Here I am with a Ryzen 5 3600, AMD jacked up the prices on all of their crap, being greedy with their business practices and really don't care about the consumer; never thought I'd be happy to see Intel clap back at them.
Having lower profits back then, their R&D definitely was limited. You can't just ask the board for more R&D budget without seeing an increase in profit.
With more command on pricing now, I hope AMD will invest it back to R&D
They are running a business.
At least they don't release redundant, pointless products like Intel used to do (for more money I might add). Looking at you Kaby lake.
AMD isn't "being greedy" they have a finite number of CPU's and quite a bit of debt pay off and shareholders to appease. Intel has like 5x the mfg capacity (of just CPU's) vs AMD's entire wafer allocation @ TSMC.... The reason all their cheaper stuff is still on Zen1 and Zen+ because its made at GloFlo and AMD can still compete on price there. The Zen2 and Zen3 stuff all uses the same wafers which are already in short supply.... AMD has massive orders from big HPC and datacenter customers and cannot afford to allocate wafers to build budget CPU's which turn $0 in profit at the cost of high re-design and re-tooling costs. Budget CPU's only can break even with massive volume that AMD cannot do.
The more you understand the semiconductor industry the more you understand that AMD is a victim of its own success. Not that they have gotten greedy.
Stop crying like a child
oh man, think first before buying something. all those talks about crap are pointless, just check what is better price/performance and buy it. you have plenty of info with tests nowadays
E sport titles like R6 seige, CS GO and Valorant are heavily l3 cache dependent. That is why the Ryzen shines here. This is the same difference seen when testing the 5600g and 5600x. It is not an 'issue' like you said
The bigger cache helps AMD spread its legs here.
Sir when legion 5i pro 2022 ..
You gonna review .🖤🙂
can u review msi vector gp66 12u? i probably gonna buy it tomorrow
Am4 still supports one future cpu for upgrade, 5800X3D. It would probably has the same gaming performance as the 13th gen i7, and be a significant upgrade from 5600X.
The 12400f is an amazing option for budget build's. Z690 is good when using cpu's like 12600K and above.
B660 is a great option for the 12400f.
does higher teir cpus work with b660 motherboards as well or is z690 what you should be aiming for?
@@hevz6339+ B660, H610, H670 and Z690 are for the LGA1700 (12th series). Z690 is the way to go when getting a 12600K and above.
B660 is better when using a 12400f and it's also not overclockable and other mobos than the Z690 may not even support cpu overclocking.
@@polardabear you seem to have good knowledge about this so what’s your assessment, right now am thinking of buying a b660 asus tuff plus Wi-Fi motherboard (or whatever it’s called) and parring it with a intel core i5-12400f, though with planes in the future to upgrade to a better cpu, whether it’s a higher 12th gen or 13th gen and also ddr5, will it work or do I need a better motherboard for this?
@@hevz6339+ The motherboard you're looking at is a bit expensive (219€).
With that price i would go with Z690.
Also DDR5 ram is right now not worth it.
@@polardabear I know ddr5 ain’t worth it right now am just thinking for the future, but I have heard a lot of decent things about the tuf motherboard, if you say I should go for z690 chipset then what do you think about ASUS prime WiFi d4? It’s still relatively in the budget for me and seems to work with the specs.
I was wondering if you could compare the 5500 or 5600 to the 12400f since they seem to match more in terms of budget?
No need for that comparison. The 12400f already demonstrated that it rivals the 5600x. This means the 5600 will be slightly behind the 12400 and the 5500 is not even in the same league. 5500 would probably be more suitable to being compared to an i3.
If a motherboard manufacturer comes out with a B660 ddr4 motherboard that allows B-clock overclocking (There are B660 ddr5 motherboards that do) then a 5ghz i5-12400F will be something special.
The Core i5 12400 is on sale for $170 at MicroCenter right now, making it an even better value.
You may have also noticed the 5600X is also currently at $240 there. Making your point a bit moot.
@@robertstan298 How is $70 moot?
Also you can baseclock overclock the 12400s with b series boards, to insane levels. Find a good deal on a motherboard and there is 0 reason to buy AMD ( other than already having the AM4 board).
@@robertstan298 lol
@@TheThatsnasty well the mobo is like twice the price so yea no reason to get Intel
@@spookyskellyskeleton609 well ryzen is almost 2.5 years old so better pick is i5 12400f
Hey Jarrod
jarrod do a blck mother board and overclock the 12400f. on b660 or h670
The i5 makes sense to new builders but for who already have the am4 motherboard ryzen still makes sense. With the 8cores the things turns in favor of Intel definitely. Lets see what amd brings with zen4 and am5.
5600X will be a good upgrade from my 2400G once I get my hands on a GPU, given that I can save some money as my mobo supports the CPU.
Definitely!
Well, right now both are at a same price in my country, the problem now is find a decent motherboard features/price/vrm so the question is, at the same price what cpu to choose!?
I suppose the choice comes between of you already have a Ryzen mobo or no. For a new build the Intel will be superior
Wow this really turned around for AMD with some price cuts, game bundles & price hikes for Intel. I was considering the 12400 or 12400f but when the 5600 was much cheaper even then the F model it was kinda a no brainer. Good to see neither company absolutely sucking.
You think getting a 5600 is better than 12400f? Im looking for a cpu with good multi tasking and good performance overall in gaming.5600 is 160 dollars and i5 is 200 where i live
@@RoninjaTA you know the answer
The competition here is good, but the reality is that the Intel motherboards are roughly double that of the AMD motherboards... meaning that you cannot build a 12400F machine for less money than a 5600x machine. Making the 12400F pointless. Also Newegg keeps having sales on the 5600x bringing the price down to around $260 which closes the gap even further.
i dont rlly know about motherboards in general. whats the ryzen chipset equivalent of the asrock b660?
@@taylorbristow6067 AMD b550. ASrock is just one of the companies making motherboards, the B550 chipset is made by AMD and is used by all the different board makers.
That's just not true, a decent quality B660 motherboard can be had for low $100s range.
@@polarbear9672 A month later there are some cheaper B660 boards.... however considering how limited the features are and how AMD has dropped prices.... its kinda pointless.
@@polarbear9672 hmm no, here all are 200$+
As of now the prices deals are at similar cost 270 mobo cpu give or take. Which one should i go for
Good day. 3 years ago I assembled a PC for 2650v2 and 1070 but the mother died. I want to assemble a new one. Either 10,400 or 12,100 or better already 12,400. I have 2 monitors. On one chrome with 20 tabs CZcams and Spotify and on the other I play. Energy consumption is also important to me. Which processor would you recommend to me? thank you
as always intel has hidden costs in the high motherboard and memory prices forcing you to upgrade while with amd you probably already had the am4 motheboard so the cost is only the cpu hence why saying intel is cheaper is not true when you look at the total cost a processor alone does not a computer make
Not really now since , now will take departure from am4 socket and coming with new am5 and also same case with intel (always new mb ) so .. i guess here i would go for intel .. but when am5 comes in with 7600 lets see who will lure my pocket
One thing people forget is then while cpu is 90$ more and in % terms looks relative high, when u compare to the entire system
Cost $1000, it’s only 9% more expensive for 9% more performance… $90 is only good if you use it to upgrade gpu tier.
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FOR 870$
Amazon*renewed* one
What do you say
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$90 is $90 and is always good. Be it for better GPU or ...better coffee for that matter. Why pay more for the same level of performance ever?
@@BarAlexC it is not the same level of performance and 5600x is a proven cpu and now over 1 year old so there is that. If you build new sure. Also it can still be had for less than 290, have seen it many places for 260.
At the same time u can drop in 5800x3d, 5950x but most likely oft 12400f system you would need to overbuy mb to support 12900k.
Yeah, the mobo to support the cpu oc for intel will hike the price high
@@Eswar. more than enough, killer price, good deal : )
Should I go for the 12400 instead of the 12400f just to be on the safer side in a scenario where the dedicated GPU just goes dead..? Would there be any difference in performance?
And speaking of which, how likely are GPUs to malfunction? Do different brands of GPUs offer different durability ? Can I just go for cheaper brands like INNO3D or Galax instead of spending more on MSI or Asus for RTX 3060.
No idea if you already pulled the trigger, but the 12400f 100%, save yourself some money. GPUs really don't go wrong enough for you to overspend on a failsafe like that.
The way gpu pricing works is that the cheap brands will take the basic spec from nvidia and just slap a cooler on it, whereas the main brands actually design a custom board that will generally perform much better and potentially be much cooler/quieter. It's up to you if the price difference is worth it though ofc :)
Can you also make a review video of i3 12100F
Honestly, 12600K is still the best value compared to 5600X.
Yes
this
intel cpu is still more expensive.
I want to know who last longer years between these two cpu?
what motherboard should i get for 12400f? i need like the budget
Keep in mind, if you plan on an ARC gpu for your system, you do not want an "F" chip. ARC gpu's will utilize Intel IGPU for a performance gain not available with "F" and AMD chips.
AMD used to have this feature long time ago with the A apus that you could connect igpu with GPU and have a bit better performance
Amd is the reason why we can buy intel cpus
For 3D works ( blender / Maya / cinema4D / keyshot /unreal engine ) which one would be preferable ? Ryzen or Intel ?
You watched this video, right? 03:10 Clearly Intel is better for rendering and Maya/Blender. But honestly I would go with an eight core 5800X/12700K instead if you are using it for rendering.
What would you recommend if both are of similar prices ? (in my country price is same)
You should look either at motherboards prices, not just CPUs cz that will be a cross point
We all agree that alder lake was one of the hardest punches to AMD, I am really excited to see what AMD will offer in the next gen
Still AMD are pretty fine in gaming
@@Mr11ESSE111 AMD dropped prices a bit now(at least in my country) so again it's just a matter of preference which platform you go, both price/performance are about the same zen3 vs alder lake.
Ryzen 5900x didn't get cheaper tho and it's kinda a bad deal now compared to 12700f which costs 200$ less but performance is the same.
I can get a whole 12700f+b660+ram combo here for about the same price as 5900x alone.
@@Mr11ESSE111 It is but for price to performance it got bad honestly, but it's fine because it's an old generation I am very excited to see zen4 will it be able to give us a better price performance for the money or not
@@damara2268 yeah that's right but I do think the 12th gen CPUs are better than the 5000 series from AMD especially for someone is building his first pc because if you already have an am4 motherboard 5000 CPUs make sense in terms of price to performance
@@damara2268 wait for month of two, AMD will soon must lowering prices alot because sale will go down and zen4 is still far away and its questionable in performance too
sweet, 90% performance of a 5600x at 33% less price
45%*
it won't be that great if you actually buy it. You will need motherboard and amd boards are much cheaper. Even if you want to use crappy board with no heathsinks and crappy audio and ethernet than you will pay more than good quality b550 board cost.
@@gameison4813 big VRMs aren't needed for Non-K products, and Mobo pricing are high due to demand and low supply. 5600X is a good deal if you can get a used one for $160-200
What overclock settings did you put
This particular WD SSD I have brought up recently 😍
Hope it's going well 😊
@@JarrodsTechyes, works like a charm ☺️☺️
In reality, I think the best 6 core CPU right now is the 11400(F). It can be found for $150 nowadays!