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The previous range of i9-9x processors are now out of stock. The i9-10x range are on Intel's site, but not in the channel. Any ideas on availability?
(New Premier Pro editing rig £4k budget)
(New Premier Pro editing rig £4k budget)
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Intel i9-10X processor availablity?
- Thread starter Coojeekitten
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Crikey, it's like a mafia in here!
So I'm not allowed to like Intel?
So I'm not allowed to like Intel?
Thank you, I very much appreciate advice from this forum & would be lost without it. However in this thread, I was just asking availability. If I had been asking which chip I should get, I would definitely be taking everything on board. I don't want to upset people, but I just feel that AMD is a touch less unreliable. I've never dealt with them, I don't understand their systems. All my computers have been Intel, they generally have solid reliability. To be fair, the review didn't infer Intel was rubbish - just not as quick in most situations. I need my pc to be 100% reliable. Zero trouble, zero downloading updates to fix problems with a new product. I've some concerns about the i9-10x also being new, but it seems along the same tech as the i9-9x.
I still don't really understand what an HEDT is.
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I only do light gaming. At most, something like No Man's Sky, otherwise light stuff to relax like Two Point Hospital. I'd not intend to overclock & would be using air cooling.
Main usage: Premier Pro editing 4k H.264 & H.265, in future, 6k ProRes & Cinema DNG. Lightroom/Photoshop. Maybe After Effects in future.
I still don't really understand what an HEDT is.
Edit:
I only do light gaming. At most, something like No Man's Sky, otherwise light stuff to relax like Two Point Hospital. I'd not intend to overclock & would be using air cooling.
Main usage: Premier Pro editing 4k H.264 & H.265, in future, 6k ProRes & Cinema DNG. Lightroom/Photoshop. Maybe After Effects in future.
Thanks. Is that pricing correct or just an estimate? You're over Ingram Micro at the moment. Although to be fair, their ETA is 1/1/21 !
I had no idea you bought from Ingram. I'll bear that in mind thanks.
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Nice. Any sign of the i9-10980xe yet?
It seems ~16, maybe 18. the 12 core 3900X is some way behind the 16 core + CPU's which in turn is faster than the much higher clocked 9900K, beyond that its just clock speed, the 4.9Ghz 10980XE tops the cart but only by 0.01, good luck running that at 4.9Ghz in the real world.
For Premiere Pro the best value is actually the 3950X.
PS: Davincy Resolve is awesome
Your chart shows rendering speeds. Rendering speed is really easy to test, but for me & I think most users, Live playback is the most important performance test. It's there where Intel is either the same as AMD or a bit better for half the price. Really, as long as it doesn't take all day, I don't care about rendering speeds.
Puget:
Umm, don't Puget test with Premier Pro? I find them pretty good.
Did you miss this bit? "The higher-end models give better exporting performance".
No sure why you're selectively quoting stuff at me.
Did you miss this bit? "The higher-end models give better exporting performance".
No sure why you're selectively quoting stuff at me.
Is that stock still arriving today, & are those increased prices correct?
It was first listed at approximately £1,050. There seems to be a certain amount of profiteering?