Watched a lot of vids this week, comparisons and benchmarks of parts because planning to upgrade. I planned on getting the i5-13600kf because have (I thought) no need for the integrated graphics chip. I now have a 9yr old system with a XEON with no integrated graphics and because I have a video card, have never needed it.
Benchmarks and such sadly seems to always be geared towards gamers. Rare I see ones where they compare video editing results, 3D animation, etc. I won't be doing a lot of it, I do plan on doing some. I do however do a LOT of video compression putting stuff onto my media server and in the past couple of years been compressing 4k 10bit SDR and it takes easily 20-30h depending on the video.
I came across this review today
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i274CdUFPFE&t=1s&ab_channel=TechNotice
Older, for the 12th Gen, but seems to mention often that for video editing, having the integrated graphics makes a huge (20-25%) increase in getting it done. I was always under the impression that when the system detects a GPU installed that's not onboard, it basically just ignores that part of the CPU and it has no affect on anything.
So... does it? does it not? Can I save the $30CAD and see no difference? I know it's only $30 but, budget is a budget and $30 here, $20 there adds up.
Benchmarks and such sadly seems to always be geared towards gamers. Rare I see ones where they compare video editing results, 3D animation, etc. I won't be doing a lot of it, I do plan on doing some. I do however do a LOT of video compression putting stuff onto my media server and in the past couple of years been compressing 4k 10bit SDR and it takes easily 20-30h depending on the video.
I came across this review today
Older, for the 12th Gen, but seems to mention often that for video editing, having the integrated graphics makes a huge (20-25%) increase in getting it done. I was always under the impression that when the system detects a GPU installed that's not onboard, it basically just ignores that part of the CPU and it has no affect on anything.
So... does it? does it not? Can I save the $30CAD and see no difference? I know it's only $30 but, budget is a budget and $30 here, $20 there adds up.