That is what i thought, until i got the 14700k and found the 1GHZ improvement per P core to be steller, let alone the scheduling is night and day. It can run on the e-cores doing game updates and installs without touch the P cores while i game.. 12th gen could not do that.But it is still a good CPU. Sell it and you only come out about 150 for a huge upgrade
Definitely worth upgrading? This is a joke! Perhaps if you unse the aditional E-cores for productivity or play E-sports games at competetive setings where the GPU limites the FPS but regular Gamers will see nearly no difference as in most games the GPU is the limiting factor. Making such a general recomendation will have many how upgrade dissapointed after they see no FPS gain aufter investing in an expensive neu CPU.
That is the official intel specs, which you can find on their general site, and in the intel ark database documents. Anything over the official specs, is potentially possible, but not officially supported. Luck of the draw in binning will often get you higher, but is not a guarantee.
I stopped watching after "In the past few years, we've seen drastic improvements in processors." Intel on 14nm+++++++++++++. Yeah, sure, "drastic improvements." Making the die's bigger in order to increase core counts doesn't exactly count as "improvements."
The 12700K is better, the 14700K has bad efficency and cooling requirements, therefore a Ryzen 9 is better. The 12700K holds up better beating current Ryzen 7s overall minus the 7800X3D for gaming. It's a productivity beast and the best chip for streaming at that price point, stays cooler than the Ryzen 7s thanks to the Big-Little design.
Aye, it's all about meeting the requirements for what is "necessary and sufficient". Can a person discern 380 fps from 240 fps (especially if the monitor is not even capable of such high refresh rate)? Why burn more watts for no real benefit, suffering the waste heat and fan noise? A serious creator who does not care about power draw would be using a Threadripper or Xeon workstation. Upgrading from a 12700K to a 14700K would be silly for a casual gamer.
I'm curious I want to build a PC and I want it for at least 8 years future proof. I'm University student CS major and do general coding multiple of languages, and gaming. Do you think the 14700k is worth it ? Or just take the 14600k and invest the the rest in better GPU. Sorry if it was so random but I thought I would ask the first comment I see
@@Dopamine-.- cpus hold up longer than gpus if u get a 14700 it will def hold up 5-8 years specially if u go pcie5 and ddr5.. also a future proof moterboard with pci5 /ddr5 is important... if u get a 4080 for example in 3 years it will be outdated... if u dont game so much i would just buy a entry model like the 4060ti every 3 years... i do alot of after effects, illustrator and blender and had no gpu for 5 years...last week i got me my first gpu in 20 years LOL its a 4060 solo for my i7 8700k its a itx build... im brutally honest alan wake runs perfect for me for now i see no reasson to upgrade my cpu ram or whatever...
@@Techfluencer NO it isn't. Get a 7800X3D or wait for a 9800X3D if you're gaming, or get a ryzen 9 cpu if you're doing productivity work, and enable SAM. Intel is shit
@@ryanvtec3885 tbh going from 3570 to 12700 is a huge upgrade but going from like for example from 10700 to 14700 is just meh, upgrading this close only defeat the purpose
lol definitely not, 12700k is a BEAST and is more than enough to even pair a 4090 with for the coming years.
Seems like it!
Running 12700k with 7900xtx with ddr4 mobo , its more than i need, wont be upgrading anytime soon.
Great!
I'm running the same, but with a 7900 xt
That is what i thought, until i got the 14700k and found the 1GHZ improvement per P core to be steller, let alone the scheduling is night and day. It can run on the e-cores doing game updates and installs without touch the P cores while i game.. 12th gen could not do that.But it is still a good CPU. Sell it and you only come out about 150 for a huge upgrade
@@spetsru2906 would you say its worth upgrading to the 14700k from the 12700k?
@jfoley1987 yes.
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Definitely worth upgrading? This is a joke! Perhaps if you unse the aditional E-cores for productivity or play E-sports games at competetive setings where the GPU limites the FPS but regular Gamers will see nearly no difference as in most games the GPU is the limiting factor. Making such a general recomendation will have many how upgrade dissapointed after they see no FPS gain aufter investing in an expensive neu CPU.
Running the 12700k with a 3060ti. I think il hold off until 15th gen before upgrading anything
Good plan!
The 12th gen i7 supports more then ddr5 4800, I run mine at 5600. Who wrote your script? AI?
That is the official intel specs, which you can find on their general site, and in the intel ark database documents.
Anything over the official specs, is potentially possible, but not officially supported.
Luck of the draw in binning will often get you higher, but is not a guarantee.
I stopped watching after "In the past few years, we've seen drastic improvements in processors." Intel on 14nm+++++++++++++. Yeah, sure, "drastic improvements." Making the die's bigger in order to increase core counts doesn't exactly count as "improvements."
Wish they had more to offer in the 14th gen.
The 12700K is better, the 14700K has bad efficency and cooling requirements, therefore a Ryzen 9 is better.
The 12700K holds up better beating current Ryzen 7s overall minus the 7800X3D for gaming. It's a productivity beast and the best chip for streaming at that price point, stays cooler than the Ryzen 7s thanks to the Big-Little design.
Me Watching 13 and 14 gen processors instability issues, with my i712700k 🤣🤣
You are in a good spot!
im still on 8700k LOL i think 15th or 16th gen i will update
Aye, it's all about meeting the requirements for what is "necessary and sufficient". Can a person discern 380 fps from 240 fps (especially if the monitor is not even capable of such high refresh rate)? Why burn more watts for no real benefit, suffering the waste heat and fan noise? A serious creator who does not care about power draw would be using a Threadripper or Xeon workstation. Upgrading from a 12700K to a 14700K would be silly for a casual gamer.
Seems like it.
I'm curious I want to build a PC and I want it for at least 8 years future proof. I'm University student CS major and do general coding multiple of languages, and gaming. Do you think the 14700k is worth it ? Or just take the 14600k and invest the the rest in better GPU. Sorry if it was so random but I thought I would ask the first comment I see
@@Dopamine-.- cpus hold up longer than gpus if u get a 14700 it will def hold up 5-8 years specially if u go pcie5 and ddr5.. also a future proof moterboard with pci5 /ddr5 is important... if u get a 4080 for example in 3 years it will be outdated... if u dont game so much i would just buy a entry model like the 4060ti every 3 years...
i do alot of after effects, illustrator and blender and had no gpu for 5 years...last week i got me my first gpu in 20 years LOL its a 4060 solo for my i7 8700k its a itx build... im brutally honest alan wake runs perfect for me for now i see no reasson to upgrade my cpu ram or whatever...
@@teabagNBG Thank you 🤍
script and voice sound like robotics
this looks like advertisement for the 14700 cpu....
Radeon RX 7800 XT with icore 7 14700k good?
Yes, it's a nice combo.
@@Techfluencer NO it isn't. Get a 7800X3D or wait for a 9800X3D if you're gaming, or get a ryzen 9 cpu if you're doing productivity work, and enable SAM. Intel is shit
lmfao, this is obvious the work of AI, im glad the video has a healthy like to dislike ratio. At the time of my comment 990 dislikes vs 76 likes!
Thanks for your feedback.
@@Techfluencer Even your responses are AI generated?
3570k here, won't upgrade.
If it works, stick with it.
@@TechfluencerYep, can do AI stuff with it too even playing modern games like cyberpunk etc..
i went 3570k to 12700k good upgrade
@@ryanvtec3885 tbh going from 3570 to 12700 is a huge upgrade but going from like for example from 10700 to 14700 is just meh, upgrading this close only defeat the purpose
lol
we see you got paid
Thank you now I'm gonna buy 14 gen
So much wrong with this
Well done sir.
Thank you.
I'm upgrading from a 2600K LOL
That's a pretty big upgrade.
Neat. There's like less rabies in the sapphire...
What do you think about the upcoming 14th Gen Chips?
I'm not a big fan of e cores since they don't seem to improve performance and create issues with some games... @@Techfluencer
Cheap AI trash
one, forty seven hundred and one twenty seven hundred instead of fourteen seven hundred and twelve seven hundred triggers my OCD
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