14th Gen Intel processors have launched and are drop-in replacements for 12th & 13th Gen Core processors. How well do they perform in Cinema 4D?
Adobe Photoshop: Intel Core 14th Gen vs AMD Ryzen 7000
Intel typcially holds a small lead in lightly threaded applications like Photoshop, but will the new Intel Core 14th Gen processors allow them to extend this lead even more?
Adobe Lightroom Classic: Intel Core 14th Gen vs AMD Ryzen 7000
Intel and AMD have recently performend nearly on par in Adobe Lightroom Classic, but are the new 14th Gen Intel processors enough for Intel to take a solid lead?
Adobe Premiere Pro: Intel Core 14th Gen vs AMD Ryzen 7000
Intel Core processors typically hold an edge over AMD in Premiere Pro due to Quick Sync, but how well do the new 14th Gen processors perform?
DaVinci Resolve Studio: Intel Core 14th Gen vs AMD Ryzen 7000
14th Gen Intel processors are here, and are drop-in replacements for 12th & 13th Gen Core processors. Intel usually holds a lead in NLEs due to Quick Synch, but how well do these new CPUs perform in DaVinci Resolve?
Adobe After Effects: Intel Core 14th Gen vs AMD Ryzen 7000
14th Gen Intel processors have launched, offering a modest increase in performance. How well do they perform in After Effects, and will they extend Intel’s lead in this segment?
Unreal Engine: Intel Core 14th Gen vs AMD Ryzen 7000
14th Gen Intel processors have launched and are drop-in replacements for 12th & 13th Gen Core processors. How well do they perform in Unreal Engine?
V-Ray: Intel Core 14th Gen vs AMD Ryzen 7000
14th Gen Intel processors have launched and are drop-in replacements for 12th & 13th Gen Core processors. How well do they perform in V-Ray.
Impact of Hardware-Accelerated GPU Scheduling on Content Creation Performance
Hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling is a behind-the-scenes change in Windows to move processing GPU requests from the CPU to the GPU. Does enabling the feature have any impact on content creation performance?
Impact of DDR5 Speed on Content Creation Performance (2023 update)
DDR5 memory has kits rated for up to 8400 Mbps, while desktop CPUs only officially support up to 5600 Mbps. How much does running at official specifications actually impact performance in common content creation applications?
