Do Intel "KF" CPUs have QuickSync?

[BotDamian]

Like the title says, I want to know if KF suffix CPUs from 13000 Series have the QuickSync function.

 

Cheers

[IkeaGnome]

No, the iGPU handles Quick Sync. A "K" suffix CPU would have it though.

[solado]

Nope. you need a non-'F' CPU with built in IGPU.

[RONOTHAN##]

Nope, the iGPU is needed for QuickSync

[BotDamian]

Yeah, i need the IGPU...
I'm building a System for Davinci Resolve and Gaming.

Here QuickSync is under the iGPU tab so it needs the iGPU
https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/compare.html?productIds=230494,230493

 

I'm not sure if I want a 7600X 7700X or a 13600K...

If a CPU is at least 20% faster in Davinci Resolve I take the 20% faster davinci resolve CPU than 20% faster in games

[solado]

17 minutes ago, BotDamian said:

I'm building a System for Davinci Resolve and Gaming.

I'm not sure if I want a 7600X 7700X or a 13600K...

If it's video editing then go with Intel, QuickSync is too good to pass up on playback.

[svmlegacy]

Your GPU should have a good video decoder in it.

[Electronics Wizardy]

Unless your working with h.265 10 bit 422 or other formats only quicksync supports, the deticated gpu and quicksync will be simmilar in performance and usage

[BotDamian]

10 minutes ago, solado said:

If it's video editing then go with Intel, QuickSync is too good to pass up on playback.

This is why I want a 13600k and was thinking about AMD.

 

Also, does DDR5 vs DDR4 (same price) makes a performance difference? Can I buy better DDR4 32gb than DDR5 32gb for the same price? By better I mean resulting with more performance in video editing and games.

[solado]

5 minutes ago, BotDamian said:

This is why I want a 13600k and was thinking about AMD.

 

Also, does DDR5 vs DDR4 (same price) makes a performance difference? Can I buy better DDR4 32gb than DDR5 32gb for the same price? By better I mean resulting with more performance in video editing and games.

 

Probably going to get someone who disagrees with me on this but my opinion on the whole DDR4 vs DDR5. If you have the money, then just go with a good DDR5 memory setup. If budget is something you want to consider in the sense of your bank would notice the difference in price between DDR4 & DDR5 then just go with DDR4 and a well tuned one with good speeds / latency.

 

The real word difference right now is so minimal you wouldn't notice it in actual usage, in the future that might change but as of today. DDR5 is only really worth it if you're budget free and wouldn't worry about the cost difference in that platform.