I built a 13th gen Intel system this fall for use in Vegas. Then my old parts I sell on Ebay to help offset the cost of the new PC. I have to be honest I just make movies in Vegas for my family, but I like building a new PC every 3 to 4 years, its fun for me.
My question is with Intels built in graphics to run it in Vegas do I have to enable it in the BIOS? I know I have to do that, but will it then have a conflict with the Ryzen Vll? To get the CPU graphics video signal to the monitor do I have to have a HDMI going from the MB to the monitor? And also have a HDMI from my Ryzen Vll to the monitor? Or will Vegas in file IO have both the Intel and Ryzen hardware decoder option to pick from? I have not run a Intel PC for quite a while. I am leaning towards Intel because of the Onboard graphics. Would the faster ram at 32gb be better than 64gb of slower ram in Vegas? The Prime board will run ram up to 7000mhz. Or If I go with the Prime Board the $100.00 or so I save can go for faster 32 gb ram. Memory - If I go with the Pro Art, G.Skill Ripjaws S5 64 GB ( 2X32 ) DDR 5 5600. But you can get faster ram with the Z790. I know there is not much of a performance difference between Z690 and Z790. MB - Asus ProArt Creator Z690 ( Cannot Find Z790 anywhere ) Or Asus Prime Z 790. Thermaltake AIO 360 mm, Corsair HX1000i PS. Also Intel will announce a Core i9-13900KS, although leaked benchmarks show only a 10% improvement in certain benchmarks from a 13900K.ĬPU-Intel 13900K No OC. Rumors are AMD will announce a Ryzen 9 7950X3D.
I am looking within the next few weeks depending on what they announce at CES this week on building a new PC.
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