Budget 90k+ Pc build for photo,video editing and 3d

which processor should i go for a productivity based work in 2023?

  • Intel i5 12600k

    Votes: 4 44.4%
  • Amd ryzen 7 5800x

    Votes: 5 55.6%

  • Total voters
    9
SMPS - Both good choice. I prefer Corsair though. 850 watt will keep the upgrade option open for you in future.
Case - Take a look at Lian li 215. I think it is a better choice for cooling performance.
GPU- Buy 3060 12 GB and not 8 GB. I also have a newlike MSI gaming x 3060 12 GB for sale. You can also go for a 3080 or a 3090 if your budget permits. More VRAM is going to be handy for 3d work.
Ssd - I recommend a minimum of 1 TB. Ssd's are cheap these days, there is no reason to go for 512 GB.

Also, You didn't mention your budget.
 
SMPS - Both good choice. I prefer Corsair though. 850 watt will keep the upgrade option open for you in future.
Case - Take a look at Lian li 215. I think it is a better choice for cooling performance.
GPU- Buy 3060 12 GB and not 8 GB. I also have a newlike MSI gaming x 3060 12 GB for sale. You can also go for a 3080 or a 3090 if your budget permits. More VRAM is going to be handy for 3d work.
Ssd - I recommend a minimum of 1 TB. Ssd's are cheap these days, there is no reason to go for 512 GB.

Also, You didn't mention your budget.
Thx powervgx for ur reply.....
initial my budget will be like 1.20k but after i choose intel it went to 1.36k.......
 

This is a better choice under 1.2L, 13500 performs close to i7 12700K/i5 13600K.

GPU - if your tasks run better on Nvidia 3060 than 6700XT, then get 3060 12GB, not 8GB. For gaming, 6700XT performs similar to 3060Ti, so like 25-30% faster.
Thx OMEGA44-XT for ur reply.... Also u listed components under my budget.... It will help me.....
i5 13500 perform better than 12600k ?
Still i'm in confusion
 
Thx OMEGA44-XT for ur reply.... Also u listed components under my budget.... It will help me.....
i5 13500 perform better than 12600k ?
Still i'm in confusion
Yes

DDR5 build:
Selected cheaper cooler & cabinet to offset higher mobo & RAM costs.

Check any review:

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Thk u very much OMEGA44-XT for ur reply with this benchmark results and components list...... it will definitely help me to make a good decision.....
But one thing this i5 13500 doesn't have overclocking support right?

Any idea abt monitor?
i'm looking for 27inch 2k resolution creator Monitor under 30k,mainly in color accuracy for color grading works.
 
Under 30k, there is just one monitor which is colour accurate out of the box and that is Acer XV272U KV. It has very good color accuracy in SRGB mode. Standard mode is not color accurate though.
Thx powervgx for ur reply......
(Asus proart Pa278Qv 27inch 2k monitor) what'sur opinion abt this monitor?
 
Thx powervgx for ur reply......
(Asus proart Pa278Qv 27inch 2k monitor) what'sur opinion abt this monitor?
It's an excellent choice for color work, although it's only 75Hz which is suited to non competitive games. If you're okay sacrificing refresh rate for a much better panel, go ahead with the ProArt. Otherwise the XV272U is also okay. PrimeABGB has better pricing as of now, although Amazon may be better if and when card offers arrive
 
Thk u very much OMEGA44-XT for ur reply with this benchmark results and components list...... it will definitely help me to make a good decision.....
But one thing this i5 13500 doesn't have overclocking support right?

Any idea abt monitor?
i'm looking for 27inch 2k resolution creator Monitor under 30k,mainly in color accuracy for color grading works.
+1 to Acer XV272U KV for gaming + editing, check its rtings.com review. You can compare monitors there.
It's an excellent choice for color work, although it's only 75Hz which is suited to non competitive games. If you're okay sacrificing refresh rate for a much better panel, go ahead with the ProArt. Otherwise the XV272U is also okay. PrimeABGB has better pricing as of now, although Amazon may be better if and when card offers arrive
Strangely, XV272U KV has better out of box calibration than Asus ProArt model. Even I though opposite will likely be true & you will sacrifice some out of box calibration for response times:

At this point, stupid to buy ProArt model. Better adobeRGB coverage in Acer as well.
 
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It's an excellent choice for color work, although it's only 75Hz which is suited to non competitive games. If you're okay sacrificing refresh rate for a much better panel, go ahead with the ProArt. Otherwise the XV272U is also okay. PrimeABGB has better pricing as of now, although Amazon may be better if and when card offers arrive
Thx Stronk for ur reply....Any benq model would u recommend under 30k for color work ?

+1 to Acer XV272U KV for gaming + editing, check its rtings.com review. You can compare monitors there.

Strangely, XV272U KV has better out of box calibration than Asus ProArt model. Even I though opposite will likely be true & you will sacrifice some out of box calibration for response times:

At this point, stupid to buy ProArt model. Better adobeRGB coverage in Acer as w
Thx OMEGA44-XT my man for guiding me through the PC build and giving me the monitor choice......
This acer XV272U model out of stock in both amazon and flipkart,is this available in any other market place?

Guys,does rtx 3060 perform well in windows 11? Bcoz in specification page i've read it only compatible with windows 10......But most intel i5 12th and 13th gen chips performs well in windows 11...... In this case choosing rtx 3060 gpu is a good choice?
 
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Thx Stronk for ur reply....Any benq model would u recommend under 30k for color work ?


Thx OMEGA44-XT my man for guiding me through the PC build and giving me the monitor choice......
This acer XV272U model out of stock in both amazon and flipkart,is this available in any other market place?

Guys,does rtx 3060 perform well in windows 11? Bcoz in specification page i've read it only compatible with windows 10......But most intel i5 12th and 13th gen chips performs well in windows 11...... In this case choosing rtx 3060 gpu is a good choice?
It was apparently in stock on amazon on 3 March. Track it for few days, see if you find it with some local sellers.

Keep Gigabyte M27Q rev 2.0 as 2nd option (not rev 1.0).

Win11 should not hamper performance.

For productivity, 3060 12GB should be fine. Not sure of 3060 12GB vs 6700XT for productivity tasks, check reviews.
 
Planned to build a pc for productivity wrk ....softwares like adobe ps,pr,ae,illustrator,3d softs like maya,blender.....
Pc components:
Cpu - Intel i5 13600k
Motherboard - Msi mag Z690 tomahawk wifi ddr4
Gpu - galax Rtx 3060 1 click oc 12gb ddr6
SSD - WD black SN770 1Tb M.2 NVMe PCle gen4
HDD - seagate barracuda 4Tb
RAM - corsair vengeance LPX 32gb (16*2)DDR4 3600MHz CL18
Cabinet - Asus Tuf gaming GT301
SMPS - Adata XPG core reactor 850watt fully modular 80+ gold
Cooler : corsair H100 RGB 240mm or deepcool gammax L240 Argb


 
The motherboard can be swapped for MSI PRO Z690-A DDR4 instead, which gives you the same performance and good VRMs as well.
You might want to consider a 650W / 750W PSU instead. Adding the power requirements of the CPU+GPU, you should have a more conservative figure.
Pc components:
Cpu - Intel i5 13600k
Motherboard - Msi mag Z690 tomahawk wifi ddr4
Gpu - galax Rtx 3060 1 click oc 12gb ddr6
SSD - WD black SN770 1Tb M.2 NVMe PCle gen4
HDD - seagate barracuda 4Tb
RAM - corsair vengeance LPX 32gb (16*2)DDR4 3600MHz CL18
Cabinet - Asus Tuf gaming GT301
SMPS - Adata XPG core reactor 850watt fully modular 80+ gold
Cooler : corsair H100 RGB 240mm or deepcool gammax L240 Argb


 
Planned to build a pc for productivity wrk ....softwares like adobe ps,pr,ae,illustrator,3d softs like maya,blender.....
Pc components:
Cpu - Intel i5 13600k
Motherboard - Msi mag Z690 tomahawk wifi ddr4
Gpu - galax Rtx 3060 1 click oc 12gb ddr6
SSD - WD black SN770 1Tb M.2 NVMe PCle gen4
HDD - seagate barracuda 4Tb
RAM - corsair vengeance LPX 32gb (16*2)DDR4 3600MHz CL18
Cabinet - Asus Tuf gaming GT301
SMPS - Adata XPG core reactor 850watt fully modular 80+ gold
Cooler : corsair H100 RGB 240mm or deepcool gammax L240 Argb


You are good to go on all aspects.

Do consider a 4K Monitor at 2160p - this will form the most critical part of your work.
Have a look at my recent post (build & WIP just a few days back) - System for Content Creation 4K/8K
 
The motherboard can be swapped for MSI PRO Z690-A DDR4 instead, which gives you the same performance and good VRMs as well.
You might want to consider a 650W / 750W PSU instead. Adding the power requirements of the CPU+GPU, you should have a more conservative figure.
Thx josh for the reply......
750w or 850w any diff or no diff i will get
13600k consume more power so i thought 850w will be better after adding rest other components.
You are good to go on all aspects.

Do consider a 4K Monitor at 2160p - this will form the most critical part of your work.
Have a look at my recent post (build & WIP just a few days back) - System for Content Creation 4K/8K
Thx terence_fdes for ur reply ......
 
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Thx josh for the reply......
750w or 850w any diff or no diff i will get
13600k consume more power so i thought 850w will be better after adding rest other components.

Thx terence_fdes for ur reply ......
An 850W PSU will handle all your needs & future proof too
 
Thx terence_fdes for ur quick reply.....
Looking for good liquid cooler to cool 13600k chip under 8k any suggestions from ur side?
I am using a single fan Noctua NH-C14 air cooler for my 13600K (I had to remove the lower fan as it was interfering with the height of my RAM sticks) - Temps are ALL under control as shown in the attached images.
Note: I had earlier chosen the Deepcool AS500 Plus White - but dropped the idea as I found an LGA1700 mount for my old cooler of over 8 years :)

I would not recommend a liquid cooler - and suggest using the above (the money saved anywhere could go towards getting yourself a 2160p Monitor!
 

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