I'm going to upgrade my 4k home theatre PC from a 10th generation i5 10400 to a 12th gen i5 12400. How much of a difference will it make? But is it worth upgrading? Is your old 9th or 10th or 11th gen system obsolete garbage? Or is upgrading a waste of time and money?
This system is built in the InWin A1 plus case, going from an i5-10400 in an ASUS ROG H470i itx motherboard, 16gb Corsair Vegnence Pro 3200mhz RAM, and the NZXT Kraken 120mm AIO, and we're swapping out the motherboard for the AsRock B660m-ITX/ac board to house our new i5-12400f. Oh and we're using the NZXT LGA 1700 adapter kit to mount the AiO too.
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~ CHAPTERS ~
00:00 Out with the old, in with the new
00:57 Our test rig (InWin A1+ case)
02:55 i5-12400f - the new kid on the block
03:35 Baseline benchmarks (i5 10400)
04:14 10400 - Cinebench R23
04:31 10400 - Adobe Premiere export
04:49 10400 - God of War 1080p
05:29 10400 - Shadow of the Tomb Raider 1440p
05:59 10400 - The Witcher 3 4k
07:03 Installing the new CPU & MOBO
09:33 12400f - Cinebench R23
10:02 12400f - Adobe Premiere Export
10:35 12400f - God of War 1080p
11:27 12400f - Shadow of the Tomb Raider 1440p
12:05 12400f - The Witcher 3 4k
12:45 What a difference!
13:47 Wrap up
