Ryzen 5000 CPUs for Video Editing? (And How to Get One)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ค. 2024
- Late last year, AMD released a new line of powerful and exciting CPUs. The confusingly named Ryzen 5000 series (don't ask me why they skipped the 4000s) is a noticeable bump up from what came before in both multi-threaded and single-threaded applications. Alongside boosts in performance offered by Premiere and After Effects (finally) focusing on optimization, and things are starting to look really exciting.
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Great video, and the graph plotting CPU performance to price was a nice touch. Your B-Cam has a different colour grade to your main cam btw.
This couldn't have come at a better time for me. Thanks so much dude!
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A question for the wiser than me: I am looking into ways to speed up my After Effects workflow and am getting more and more hooked on investing in a new CPU. I currently have a Ryzen 7 1700X and, judging solely by benchmark tests, it seems like I could gain quite a lot from picking up a Ryzen 5 5600X. But that's just based on overall benchmark comparisons, not a program specific comparison. Do any of you have a rough guess on how these two CPU's would compare in a head-to-head when it comes to After Effects?
(Just for good measure: I never reach the threshold of my 32 GB of RAM, so that does not seem like the obvious place to upgrade for now. I am also contemplating on getting my hands on a new GPU, but it seems like, for now, that a new CPU would be a better piece to start with.
Thanks in advance!
Thanks for the detailed presentation, Noah. Great information. I've been eyeing the 5900x for an audio production build. Those dang scalpers!
Thanks! That will be a great CPU if you can get your hands on it!
Hey, How is your PC performance?
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Fantastic video!!! I find it quite helpful to answer most of my questions. However, for a newbie in post-production, I would have liked to know; what kind of GPU is or isn't overkill? Just a bit more correlation between the CPUs and GPUs combination. What do you think?
Thanks for this. Good video and to the point. Just bought a 5600x and this confirmed for me it was a worthy investment. The after effects results are so inspiring
Bro I'm thinking of going for the same build. Can I know more about your build?
Just purchased a 5 5600x with hopes of using AE frequently. This video made me feel so much better
Is it running smooth till now?
@@p34ky._ yes it has been awesome
@@Currahee_1944 am doing a build on ryzen 5 5600x rtx 3060 twin oc 12gb
Ram 32gb and ssd 1tb a budget pc 🙂
@@p34ky._ that is beautiful. I've got a rtx 3060 ti as well in mine with 32gb ram. you'll never have any issue
@@Currahee_1944I'm gonna built pc with 5600x, 32gb ram.. you guys cleared by doubts 😇
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I am currently using a AMD FX-8370 for recording my games and editing. I use obs and use filmora for editing. I play Sims 4 at the moment and everything works fine so far. I recently got the 5 6000x due to reviews saying it's great for games, but I haven't found a video saying it's good for streaming, recording and editing. I plan on recording Sims 4, Among us, Walking Dead. GTA V, Saints Row, etc. I don't do big editing, just trim and add audio. Will it still be good for this type of requirement I'm looking for? I only got the cpu for now, so I haven't tried anything yet.
Will the 5000 series do the same good with Sony Vegas as it did with After effects?
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Premiere for AMD and Intel can now offload to the GPU........but the only problem with that is you can't get your hands on any GPU in the market without paying double to triple MSRP.....and trying to get your hands on a "new" model is almost impossible. So frustrating. I'm stuck with a 7 year old Nvidia 970 and was so hoping to upgrade to the 3070 :(
What about ryzen 5 4600h. Does it lag in after effects?
What's about R9 5950x vs threadripper 3970x for rendering and animation? Which one is the best?
Who would had known CPU parts are good as buying gold right now. However, I don't care and I seriously need to upgrade. I too am a Multimedia Specialist. So This video is very helpful and by the time I'd watched the video my first time, I had to swallow a bitter pill and pay the steep price for the 5950x. I am determined though. Great video man.
In the EU they have almost reached msrp (5900X actually has)
Sir is it true that intel performs better with premiere pro than Ryzen processor ? Im planning to buy a laptop so which processor I should choose ?
Hey, thanks for the comparison
in our local stores, the r9 3900x and the r7 5800x costs the same.
what do you prefer for Premiere Pro, After Effects, and Blender?
I’d say the 5800x for sure
Would like to see a laptop for after effects review
Can I used 5600g processor for premier pro?
3800x seems pretty decent. Will i get to the same level with the 5600G?
In Ryzen processors that dont have integrated graphics, they wont even boot without a graphics card is it ? SO to know if a processor is DOA, ill need to have a graphics card and if the graphics card is busted i wont even know which is dead, processor or graphics card. Am i understanding this correctly... its a very basic qstn that anyone who has ever built a recent AMD system would know... yet they hardly comment to just hint in 1 line and help.
New build 20 July 2021 with ryzen 9 5950x after bios after all settings the adobe after effect is very slow, ram 64 motherboard Asus strix B550-E, GPU Rtx geforce 3060 xc....What can I do?? ??
Would you say for someone who uses large After Effects projects once a month (or every other month), the 5600x is the better option to look into over the 5800x? My R5-2600 is killing me on the days I need to use those projects. Especially when I find a problem and go back for a revision.
I feel you. I'm getting the 5900x soon, since I've been using the 7400 for way too long haha. It really didn't like AE.
@@aulinjake I ended up getting the 5600x, was a huge improvement lol. Didn't need something like the 5900x as my projects are much smaller in scope, but it should feel leagues ahead of what you currently use
Is R5 5600X or 3600 a good CPU for editing 4K video and running After effect in 2022?
Is this will run premier pro if i use i5 9th generation ?
WHy isnt the 5700g ever mentioned here.....its not a part of the 5000 series is it ?
Multi render has been activated the threadripper will do better in benchmarks I think
In my country price for 3900x and 5900x is the same, 5,3 billion but 5800x is 3,5 billion. Im. Ideo editor using Pr and Ae. Someone can suggest about , which one i must choose for valuable one?
Ok so we know what CPU to buy, but what about everything else?
I went for the Threadripper Pro, and going more into the compute side with A100s. So I got the best of both worlds, After Effects and AI / Deep Learning for 2021.
As for AMD Epyc this year and their dual sockets, wow, over my asking price but sure hope to see 2022 new AMD5 and DDR5. To me, that will be a smarter choice (at least for now).
How about APUs?
I understand that overclocking and undervolting a CPU is specific to each unit, I also understand the same is true for RAM timings: STILL THOUGH... I would really like to see somebody produce a video that goes something like this: "hey guys, here's how to undervolt and overclock both your CPU and your RAM for the best possible video editing performance while remaining stable one step above stock performance but well below extreme overclocking"
I have a feeling the reason nobody does that is because it's risky and very different for every unit...
but I still think...
The right person could produce this video for the whole video editing community?
Don't refer to CPUs as "cards" to avoid confusion, esp for the amateur builders .
Witch processor is best for after effects ( working 8 - 10 hours )
ryzen 5 5600x or ryzen 7 3700x
Plz reply....
Ryzen 5600x is a overall best option! pair with high speed ram (3200mhz ) and a NVMe PCI 4.0 SSD Drive like the Samsung 980 pro (you need a motherboard wIth b550 or x570 chipset)
Why is everyone only bench marking and testing with Adobe Premiere when there is Magic (Sony) Vegas Pro too. Where is the testing with Sony Vegas Pro as a comparison????
i7 11700kf vs ryzen 5800x? (in adobe premiere and after effects)
5800x will def be better
Should I buy a R7 3800x or R5 5600x (for Gaming and Editing)
r5 itself a best choice
İn my country 3700x box 355$ and 5600x 370$ wich one ı should buy for Adobe premier etc. ?
5600x is much better
@@bm2ilabs yes
Bro my spec ryzen 5 5600x and 3070ti can I do Gaming and streaming .
@@AMANDEEP_OP Ofc
Just Talk to a Distributor who gives out these products to retailers. They Have their warehouses packed with RTX Series GPUs and CPUs. They'll give it to you for half the price of the retailers.
Now you can buy a 5900X and 5950X everywhere for MSRP.
Bro my spec ryzen 5 5600x and 3070ti can I do Gaming and streaming .
Actually ryzen 5000 series is 4th gen 🤔 I think it's 5th gen because amd say 4000 series only for laptop that's mean 4th gen total confused
Yep. It's confusing but Ryzen 5000 = Ryzen 4th Generation = Zen 3 Architecture. :)
I waited. Just got a 5900x for $450.
The value proposition for Ryzen just isn't there yet.
$599 or $800 for a processor? no thank you.
Not when my8 core FX-8350 for $40 used does 95% of the same thing.
It starts to matter when you're not making money at all on TH-cam like most people.
3900x is better considering price
Just looking at price vs. performance and focusing entirely on Premiere, then yeah. The 5900x is a little better but also more expensive. But once you flip over to After Effects the 5900x wipes the floor with the 3900x. So it kind of depends on what you do most with your system. People have different priorities for sure, and considering the 5900x and 5950x are really hard to buy right now, I'd happily recommend the 3900x to anyone looking to use their PC for editing.
@@sparksight can't agree more! Even a 5600x is slightly better than 3900x for AE, right? If you are focused on ae, then a 5800x would be just fine but sacrificing on multi core performance. Overall 5900x is the best all-rounder right now.
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great information too much talk....