Integrated Graphics Performance in Intel Core i9-14900F & i5-13600KF?

Started by PassionlessThrowaway on July 11, 2024

CPU INTEL 14900F 13600KF

I've been looking at the Intel Core i9-14900F and i5-13600KF for my upcoming build. Has anyone used either of these integrated graphics before? I'm curious to know how they perform in games and other graphical applications.

Solved by SmokinActuary in post #6
From what I've read in the TechReviewer article Intel Core i9-14900F vs. Intel Core i5-13600KF, it seems like the integrated graphics in the i9-14900F are a considerable step up from the i5-13600KF. If you're serious about gaming, the i9-14900F might be worth considering.

I haven't personally used them, but there's an interesting article on TechReviewer about the integrated graphics performance in both CPUs. You might find it helpful. Intel Core i9-14900F vs. Intel Core i5-13600KF

Oh, thanks for sharing that link, @ignatiousp. I'll definitely check it out. Just so I have a better idea, does anyone have any personal experiences with these processors?

I've used the i5-13600KF in my gaming PC and I must say, it performs pretty well. It's not as powerful as the i9-14900F, but for most games, it works just fine. The integrated graphics are definitely good enough for casual gamers.

That's great to hear, @Reeznov43. I'm more of an enthusiast gamer and I want something that can handle high-end gaming. Will the i9-14900F be sufficient for that?

From what I've read in the TechReviewer article Intel Core i9-14900F vs. Intel Core i5-13600KF, it seems like the integrated graphics in the i9-14900F are a considerable step up from the i5-13600KF. If you're serious about gaming, the i9-14900F might be worth considering.

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Yeah, but also keep in mind that if you need more power for your games, you can always upgrade your GPU later on. The i5-13600KF still has plenty of performance left for other tasks even after a GPU upgrade.

Thanks for the advice, @SmokinActuary and @ignatiousp. I think I'm leaning towards the i9-14900F for now. But if it turns out to be not enough, I can always go for the i5-13600KF and upgrade my GPU.

Good luck with your decision, @PassionlessThrowaway. Remember that both CPUs are solid choices, and you can't really go wrong with either of them. Just choose the one that aligns best with your needs and budget.

Absolutely! And don't forget to keep an eye on TechReviewer for more updates on these processors and other tech news. Happy building!