Intel Core i7-14700F vs i7-13700 for Video Editing

Started by Crushingguy on July 10, 2024

CPU INTEL 14700F 13700

I'm looking to upgrade my CPU for video editing. Can someone advise me on whether the Intel Core i7-14700F is better than the Core i7-13700?

Solved by Zeberlicious in post #4
For what it's worth, I've been reading up on this topic and found a great article comparing these two CPUs at Intel Core i7-14700F vs. Intel Core i7-13700. It really breaks down the differences in terms of core types, core counts, frequencies, and cache capacities. The author also discusses their real-world experiences with both processors.

Hi, I've been using the i7-13700 and it works fine for basic video editing tasks. But if you're planning to work with larger files or multiple applications simultaneously, the i7-14700F might be a better choice due to its higher core count, larger L3 cache, and support for DDR5 with a max stock speed of 5600 MHz.

I've also been using an i7-13700 for a while now. The only issue I faced was when working on 4K video projects, which seemed to be quite demanding for my CPU. In that case, the extra cores and cache in the i7-14700F might be helpful.

For what it's worth, I've been reading up on this topic and found a great article comparing these two CPUs at Intel Core i7-14700F vs. Intel Core i7-13700. It really breaks down the differences in terms of core types, core counts, frequencies, and cache capacities. The author also discusses their real-world experiences with both processors.

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Thanks for sharing your experiences and the link to the article, @Zeberlicious. I'll definitely check that out. Based on what you've said, it seems like the i7-14700F might be worth considering for my needs. However, I'm still a bit confused about the DDR support aspect.

The DDR support on both CPUs is essentially the same as they both support DDR5 with a max stock speed of 5600 MHz. So, in terms of memory bandwidth, there shouldn't be much difference between the two.

I've been using an i7-14700F for about a month now, and I must say it's a significant upgrade from my previous i7-13700. The extra cores have made a noticeable difference when working with large video files and multiple applications at once.

That's good to hear, @OrangeCatHatPat. It seems like the i7-14700F is definitely worth the investment for someone in my shoes. Thanks everyone for your input!

No problem, @Crushingguy. I'm glad you found the information helpful. Good luck with your new CPU!