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Ah, that is good to know. This changes my opinion somewhat. For the gaming side of things, either option would have been great, but with you saying that you do more non-gaming tasks, that changes things. In that situation, I would now lean you torwards the Ryzen side as the productivity performance is more impressive for the 7900X. I must agree with the above notions that 64GB is a bit on the lacking side. 96GB or 128GB would be wiser for what you are doing. At least 96GB. Get a 96GB or 128GB kit and upgrade later if you find you hit the buffers with what you do.Exactly, that’s the point! I’m more focused on productive work. After Effects makes up about 60% of what I use, followed by the rest of the Adobe programs.
I'm going to make what might seem like a bold suggestion: If you're will to consider one, the new Intel 285K is very compelling for productivity work. Worth a look at the very least.
Intel Core Ultra 9 285K Review
Finally! Intel's new Arrow Lake architecture is launched. The new CPUs are full of design changes, like removal of Hyper-Threading, new Lion Cove P-Cores, an improved Thread Director and more. In our review we got surprising results that were both impressive and disappointing.
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