Question Z690 Taichi vs Z790 MSI Tomahawk

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Greetings to all, I bring you an existential doubt.

Both are Boards of proven excellence, they have the same price at this time for me, and I come to you to find out which one is better in your opinion?

It will be for a video editing device i7 12700k CPU with 32gb DDR5 6000 Mhz and a 4060Ti 16Gb GPU.

ASRock Z690 Taichi https://www.asrock.com/MB/Intel/Z690 Taichi/index.es.asp

MSI MAG Z790 Tomahawk WiFi https://latam.msi.com/Motherboard/MAG-Z790-TOMAHAWK-WIFI​

 

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You should avoid Intel after what's been surfacing as time is moving forward. To answer the question in this thread;
The ASRock would get my vote, since it has a better VRM area, has two NIC's. The audio on the ASRock is a prior generation chip but the circuitry for the audio is better than the one on MSI's board.

I'd switch to AMD's AM5 platform instead of buying Intel.

 

[illimors]

You should avoid Intel after what's been surfacing as time is moving forward. To answer the question in this thread;
The ASRock would get my vote, since it has a better VRM area, has two NIC's. The audio on the ASRock is a prior generation chip but the circuitry for the audio is better than the one on MSI's board.

I'd switch to AMD's AM5 platform instead of buying Intel.

I really appreciate your opinion..

I am very discouraged to see everything that is happening with Intel because I have always been an AMD user but on this occasion, due to all the benefits of Intel processors in the video editing section, I had made the decision to migrate to the blue team.

And the moderately similar thing I find from AMD would be the 7700X but as a whole processor + board it is more expensive than the 12700K.

You should avoid Intel after what's been surfacing as time is moving forward. To answer the question in this thread;
The ASRock would get my vote, since it has a better VRM area, has two NIC's. The audio on the ASRock is a prior generation chip but the circuitry for the audio is better than the one on MSI's board.

I'd switch to AMD's AM5 platform instead of buying Intel.