Another Video editing build, but which CPU and Mobo (mATX)

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I have been asked to build a good spec PC for a friend of mine who is a photographer and videographer.

He used Premier Pro CC, After Effects and Photoshop

Spec so far:

My basket at Overclockers UK:
Total: £1,798.13 (includes shipping: £13.20)

The two m.2 drives are for OS and scratch/Media disks and the SSD for the work

The budget is about £2.5K however just cant decide to go AMD or Intel.

Threadripper 1950x and mobo (God they are expensive) or Intel i9-9900k and mobo

Any suggestions re processor, mobo and cooling (I know someone here will say air cooling :) )
 
Re the i7 9700 vs i7 8700 vs i9 9900.

Is it a case that when overclocked they perform the same because looking at stock the i9 9900 seem to score better
 
ah yeah, sorry for not being clear, the 9900k is better than the others, but not a whole lot better for the extra £120 odd quid it costs :) so like 10% more performance for 35% more cost
Just checked overclockers web site. The difference in price is actually £70
 
The one thing that concerns me about the i9-9900k is a lot of reports about high heat when overclocked, however I think this is when trying to get it to 5ghz
 
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Can we keep this on track please ie CPUs :)

It seems that so far people have mentioned Intel and not AMD which is interesting
 
Cinebench R15 Single Threaded
Score (Higher is Better)
amd 164
intel 216
Cinebench R15 Multi-Threaded
Score (Higher is Better)
amd 3017
intel 2032

Handbrake 1.1.0 - 1080p60 x264 3500 kbps Faster
Frames Per Second
(Higher is Better)
amd 259
intel 229
Handbrake 1.1.0 - 1080p60 HEVC 3500 kbps Fast

Frames Per Second
(Higher is Better)
amd 215
intel 226

This is interesting - Adobe Premiere Pro CC Multi Core Performance

Suggesting that once you get to 8 core its dimminishing returns.

Then there is cost, based on todays prices from Overclockers:

Intel: i9-9900k = £500, motherboard £160. Total=£660
AMD: TR 1950x = £560, motherboard £300. Total=£860 and from what I can see no mATX boards
 
Still deliberating. However I stumbles across yet another YouTube video that looks at Premier Pro cc and the new feature that allows the use of the onboard GPU.


Would this mean further performance increase with the 9900k?
 
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