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Funnily enough, this video is steering me towards AMD.

Hi. I'm a composer and use this computer for audio and video production. I have a 12th Gen Intel Core i9-12900K 16-Core processor 3.20 - 5.20 GHz 64GB RAM, 4TB NVMe SSD PCIe, Intel UHD Graphics 770, 3-Monitor Support 4K video via, DisplayPort, HDMI or VGA. Now I need to upgrade my PC, because a new music and video software needs faster computer and new sound libraries (samples) eats a lot of RAM memory. So, i need to buy a new PC. My son bought for me AMD Ryzen 9 9900X CPU as present, and I have to build a new PC around this CPU. Ryzen 9 9900X 4 slots of DDR5 5600 and max memory Size 192 GB RAM is good for me. Now I need your advice about motherboard. I found few of them and need to know which one is better for Ryzen 9 9900X. 1. ASUS ProArt X870E-CREATOR 2. ASUS PRIME X670E-PRO 3. ASUS PRIME X870-P 4. ASUS ROG STRIX X870E-E Once again: I need a good, fast PC for film and commercials composing and mastering. I'll use all 4 DDR5 RAM with all 192 GB. I just need to know a technical compatibility between my CPU and those motherboards. My favorite is ASUS ProArt X870E-CREATOR. THANKS

slow single core performance = coffee dependency:)

Get an AMD with V-Cache; the newest generation is worth it, because you can set it to 65W in the BIOS and you can get a very efficient and quiet system that can do 32 samples buffer wirh loads of plugins and no drop outs. The extra L3 cache is incredible for DAW workloads.

Xeon multicore processors must be good.

Studio One can take advantage of multi threading and can use e-cores.

ryzen 5600g ?

Interesting note about the hybrid cores - very useful information in specifying a new CPU. Thank you.

Gotta be Ryzen just based on the fact that AMD CPUs don’t rust, smoke, and explode. 😂

In taskmanager under details set infinity of the daw to uneven cores(0,1,3,etc), it will now only use the non ht-cores.

Is ryzen 9 5900x good for music production?

Hello sir! A few months ago, I started producing music again after a 10-year break, and I've run into issues like sound clipping while recording guitars with a few plugins. Yes, I know about sample rates, etc. I've tried everything, lowering to 44,000 and increasing the sample rate. Currently running Ableton, after watching your video, realizing I have the same processor, a 4th-gen i7 4770, I believed you when you stated any processor will do the job because you have all that expensive gear behind you. So, I upgraded my sound card, did more and more research, even changed DAW to Reaper, and that helped a bit, but still crackling after adding a few plugins into a single track. When I master, I can feel how my PC struggles with handling all of the tracks and plugins. And you know what helped me? Getting a new processor!!! I now have an R5 7500F, and I don't run into any issues anymore. I can run over 10 plugins on a single track with a low sample rate and high frequency rate. So to all of you guys, if you blame the CPU, change the CPU! I wish I didn't watch your video and bought a new PC a few months ago. A faster CPU makes a LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOT of difference. Thanks for the info about E-cores, but since you misled people about "any CPU will do," I don't quite believe you now. Don't get me wrong; it's just weird how you changed to a newer CPU and didn't even notice a difference, only complaining about 1 minute still being 1 minute. Maybe you are just doing simple music, with few tracks and you don’t do any live recordings. In that case any processor will do.

Thanks for this video

Hi Steve, Are you able to add worker nodes to the single node cluster?

Does anyone know if Presonus Studio One 5 or 6 is having this issue with Ryzen cpus?

What is '$cluster' in 'kcli create kube openshift --paramfile parameters.yml $cluster' ?

It could as well be the software you are using. You mentioned Cubase, I know FL Studio has multi core integration and has ZERO Problem running my custom 24 core Intel Xeon Server convert to Desktop CPU at all. This with 20 instances of Omnisphere going and it barely hits 15% CPU in the DAW. Then again FL Studio does an update, which seems like every 2 weeks to a month.

Interesting. I didn't know about the issues regarding the hybrid architecture of Intel CPUs, when it comes to music production.

Thank you for that information sir enjoy your day

Abelton now recommends AMD processors.

i9 11900k is the way to go

I ordered a 12600k today. I am not knowledgeable on computers at all. I did a bit of research and found the primary 6 cores are at 3700 ghz the second ones 4 cores are 2800 ghz. The base frequency of the 12400 is 2.5 khz, with 6 cores which was the other option I considered. Hypothetically even if tasks switch from the first to the secondary ones, they are still quicker and the cpus are not much different in prices as of today. The cost of a seperate cooler is 50 cad$, they are supposedly better than those incorporated with the included 12400 or 12500, 12600. The 12600 is at 2400 ghz, the k model without a fan but including integrated graphics is 3.7, with 4 more cores, the extra ones are quicker too, so the extra cooling fan you get with the 1600 is not worth . From what I read, the ones included with the Intel chips, don't cool well. That is why I opted for the 12600k I will keep you posted to let you know if there were issues after it is build. I used the pc builder to check the compatibility of the parts. I am crossing my fingers and hoping it pans out Will be my first build. The price difference

It seems, You dont know what youre talking about

Dom Sigalas (a Cubase ambassador) did a very good video comparing 12th Gen to an AMD workstation system and he was very happy and impressed with the latter. As you said, experiences can be hard to let go of I suppose.

If I held on to my CPU issues of the past I never would have bought a computer again. My Pentium 4 D was garbage.

man how many time have i told you to stop using those crack copies of Cubase then you wouldn't have these issues

its not working for me

you are the prophet , you hit the spot right in the middle, cheers , all the best

Great video. Thank you

F Got an i7 12700F just last year. Now I know where all those pops and drop outs were coming from.

In Cubase 13 you can now select cpu optimization as an option for hybrid cpus. Though I probably still won't upgrade my 8core/8thread i7 9700 for a while.

is this problem inherent to Cubase or Nuendo(or whatever that is) or is this a Universal audio DAW phenomena? Are 'other' DAWs experiencing this problem? I have been using an old Dell for 7 years and it records well enough but the midi latency sucks. Is a Mac integrated system going to be any better for midi latency?

finally,,, someone is talking about the issues,,, what to do for non latency midi instrument samples? How does Mac Silicon differ in it's integrated system? is info allocated differently . So many "pros" use Macs.

I'm not a professional musician I'm learning the arts of DAW production and 3 years ago I purchased an Acer nitro 5 AN515 54 that has been upgraded by the company just laptops in Auckland with 32 gig RAM quad-core SSD 4 terabytes which I upgraded to 6 TB and it's been a really reliable laptop and I have purchased quite a few DAWs from cubase down to mixcraft 10 Pro and all the others in between and 3 months ago my second laptop blew up and I decided to purchase an Asus just for the fun of it and purchase the Asus Rog strix g17 2023 model of which is g71 3PU possibly but anyway it's got Ryzen 9 and 16 cores 64 gig RAM and 2 x 2 terabyte SSD Samsung Pro and it all sounds really really luxurious and up market but at the end of the day it's just a slow or just as quick as my Acer but then again it depends what you are doing and I think it's about time that all of this technical jargon that companies deem necessary on these hardware bits and pieces be put in line with the motor trade because I mean we all know where we are with the motor trade so if the hardware is the actual vehicle and the DAWs is the actual terrain whether it's a motorway or cross country or whatever then we know where we are so if we are trolling along in an Austin 1100 four gears manual going over the roughest terrain of cubase lol we know we're going to be in for a rough time however if we've got the most up-to-date SUV that can climb mountains then we know that the cubase road is going to be a breeze but you get my gist I think the average Joe blogs in the street just doesn't know what end of a core to the other in technical terms and heavily relies on RUclips scampering from one video to another but I think it's the real life test that will give you the answers that you want and there's so many variables I mean for instance I run bit meter internet monitor and I have Kaspersky premium running away and goodness knows how many other programs and do we all terminate these to use our DAWs well I don't think everybody will I'm sure that the elite professionals weil but there are so many variables I don't think under normal circumstances a categorical answer can be given. I do know after spending lots of money on some really big names to try them out in DAWs I purchased mixcraft 8 9 and 10 Pro from acoustica and I have to say it just works straight out of the box and it is an absolute breeze and everything works zippity doo dah and the same goes for FL studio and to a degree Reason studios is pretty nifty as well but when you get into cubase and all of these big names and even bitwig in my experience you kind of run into clunkiness no matter what laptop you are using but then again I'm not a professional and I'm just a casual user and if I had to make a decision I would go with Intel and that is based on the nightmare q Psycho music AMD from wayback 2013-14 but having said that my new Ryzen 9 with 16 cores and 64 gig RAM is very quick but is it worth the extra money to what I paid for my Acer nitro and I would say no it was twice as much money and really I should sell it and invest in maybe the Acer Predator Helios I don't know at the end of the day I've got an HP ProBook 4540s i7 somewhere in the depths of my cupboard that is still good to go and will run quite a few DAWs with no problem at all. I think you're right about going to put the kettle on it's what the English do it's what I've done all my life and apparently tea won the war for England because the merchant ships with the tea on board got through to England intact and boosted morale :)) so yeah everybody wants everything to happen in the flash of the blink of an eye and all these milliseconds and shaving off a second here and a second there is just crazy. Too many opinions on RUclips on just everything and if you base your life decisions on RUclips then you're going to end up in the loony bin anyway chasing your own tile. I raise my cup of tea to your statement about the extra minute putting the kettle on and just say have a fantastic rest of the week Intel AMD or whatever Cos it's going to be out of date in no time at all with all the upgrades they bring in. Have a fantastic week

hi can i get same with okd4 ?

But isn't the I5 12400F Hybrid Architecture (code name Alder Lake)?

Reaper Features 1. 128 audio channels per mixer track 2. Advanced routing features 3. Advanced "side chaining" & modulation for All parameters on any plugin 4. Built-in pitch correction (both auto & manual) 5. Great stock (fx) plugins plus use any 3rd party plugin format {including CLAP, LV2} 6. Extremely Advanced render options & render queue with flexible naming options when rendering multiple items. 7. 32 customizable tool bars 8. Create your own keyboard shortcuts 9. Create custom macros which automates multiple commands into 1 action then map that to a keyboard shortcut 10. Portable install 11. Advanced multiple layered "track freeze" with the ability to go all the way back to the original state even after closing the project 12. Load project in offline mode to troubleshoot buggy vsts 13. Extremely low RAM & CPU usage 14. Amazing noise removal 15. Vocal alignment function built-in 16. Versatile time Stretch options 17. Open & switch between multiple sessions 18. Remote session collaboration tools (NinJAM) 19. Online repository with over 2000 community based enhancements including plugins 20. Sub-project linking. Great for Mastering workflow 21. Remote control daw via any web browser ON ANY DEVICE 22. ChordGUN for Key/chord degree music theory workflow 23. MIDI key lock 24. Save "undo" as a part the project for unlimited "undos" even after closing & reloading sessions 25. Loop record & create take lanes for both audio & midi to capture the perfect performance or use comping to achieve the perfect take 26. Tempo lock samples to your project with built-in sample browser 27. Delta solo 28. Ara support 29. Agnostic tracks... Meaning there are no specific track type. 30. Put Midi, audio, mono, stereo, video or image files, all on the same track 31. Media browser can show 🎶 notes (C, C#, Gb etc) being played in the sample being previewed 32. Video editing & rendering 33. Oversampling for any individual plugin 34. Oversampling for any plugin chain 35. Spectral audio editing 36. Separate GLOBAL slots for Monitoring FX 37. Parallel & multi-band processing for any plugin 38. Advanced automation clip editing & manipulation 39. Midi side processing workflow for any plugin available for any plugin 40. Support for CLAP plugin format 41. MPE Support Reaper 7 42. Create & save plugin containers 43. Track spacers 44. New parallel signal workflow on a single track. Both with plugins & plugin containers 45. New take lanes workflow with new "swipe comping" tool., while still retaining the old comping workflow 46. Gain reduction read out for compressors & limiters that support it 47. Supports 512 physical inputs & 512 physical outputs 48. Advanced Surround sound panning 49. Retroactive midi recording 50. Advanced time stretch algorithms

7800X3D or the new i5 14600k? The benchmarks i can currently find show the 7800X3D has better performance in Adobe lightroom, how well would that transfer over to a DAW?

I'd like to have a music and video / 3d rendering computer. This video was useful thank you. I'm still dwelling on what to get.

A KC3000 NVMe and a DDR5 compatible motherboard with faster ram. Maybe It will help with data transfer

I would agree with you totally - I am OK with AMD and chose an AMD 5950x which has 16 full blown cores. Old architecture now but arguably the best. Also to support what you say - even Apple M series default for Logic if p-cores only! - they are aware of the problem and it is impossible to guess the correct core 100%. The e-cores wont be a problem all of the time but there is an occasional risk an e-core will overload so you may get a weird dropout. Next time you hit play the OS will probably "learn" and the problem will mysteriously vanish!

I'm running since few months an i9 13th on Asus MB with Cubase 11, works just fine. Just when using Spectralayers on more than 15min of audio, it might have some sort of issues on file-size. Note that on Win10 I did not select high-performance computing yet but balanced, not sure if this relates to the core-issues you mentioned. My reasoning is that yes i9 13th is a hell lot of money, but in the end human time is more expensive than that, so all time savings are very valuable. I wasn't aware of what you are poiniing out, so thanks. I'm cirious if Cubase would also plan using GPU or why they should or should not to, perhaps a nice video topic for you.

Just got 7950x with 128gb ram and 4tb nvme. I’ll let y’all know If it sucks. Great vid btw, appreciate anyone who takes the time to cover this stuff!

i get a lot of pops and clicks on my pc. might upgrade soon. prob get i71300k with a asus proart motherboard

You can read the update on Steinberg page: Update 2023-08-28: Recent tests indicated that the situation has improved significantly and feedback from the user base supports the results. While we are still working on optimized versions of Cubase and Nuendo, the behavior running on the latest Cubase/Nuendo 12 and Windows 11 builds is mostly as expected.

Ciao sn- tech. Bel video. E sono d' accordo con te. Mi potresti consigliare una configurazione completa e silenziosa partendo dal processore 12400? Ti ringrazio

I'm using bandlad on mobile for my 1st single.

*Promo sm*

In terms of AI/VR, are there issues using the 40 series cards with older cpus, such as my i7 9700? The reasons I am consider the 4060 vs the $300 prior generations are those and the low tdp.