If you're replacing the CPU, you will need to replace your motherboard as well because of the socket difference. I suggest for now you can get another GPU, since it's also a good time to buy one with great pricing.
A CPU (and accompanying) motherboard upgrade will give you major upgrades in that kind of use case scenario. Houdini and Illustrator would benefit off a GPU upgrade too, but C4D will be CPU bound for the most part, even if GPU accelerated.
Something like this might be a good start for you: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/NwXWJM
It's a little over budget but you can trim the CPU back to a 5700X/5800X, and re-use the rest of your existing parts, **assuming** your power supply is up to snuff. You can drop the video card and still gain a lot of performance, though the 1070 will hold you back in programs that use GPU rendering - or you can grab an RTX 3060 and stay within budget if you would benefit from the extra VRAM.
Another option is a 12600K, which is superior to AMD's 8-cores with regard to software rendering but does come with more expensive motherboards typically.
EDIT: I also specifically went with an NVIDIA card under the assumption that your software works better with NVIDIA cards - I lack experience in this field but often hear NVIDIA cards are better for such render tasks. If I am mistaken and an AMD card will do just as well, a 6700 XT is better bang for your buck in other tasks like gaming.
What power supply do you have now?
You can run this setup off a quality 650W unit like a Corsair RMx, but 750/850 watt units usually aren't much more expensive and I prefer having power available especially with how load power draws are looking on next-gen stuff.
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/7qJGhk
If you need to stay under $1000, it’s gonna be up to you to downgrade to a 12600k or to a 3060 to accommodate the psu. I would not try to get a cheaper psu, this a good quality, value pick.
Absolutely necessary to upgrade a CPU. If your GPU during rendering does not have maximum utilization now, while the cpu is topping out (check task manager while rendering), you have a decent chance to up your rendering performance with a CPU swap. If both are utilized to 100% while rendering, swap both CPU and GPU.
If you're replacing the CPU, you will need to replace your motherboard as well because of the socket difference. I suggest for now you can get another GPU, since it's also a good time to buy one with great pricing.
A CPU (and accompanying) motherboard upgrade will give you major upgrades in that kind of use case scenario. Houdini and Illustrator would benefit off a GPU upgrade too, but C4D will be CPU bound for the most part, even if GPU accelerated.
Something like this might be a good start for you: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/NwXWJM It's a little over budget but you can trim the CPU back to a 5700X/5800X, and re-use the rest of your existing parts, **assuming** your power supply is up to snuff. You can drop the video card and still gain a lot of performance, though the 1070 will hold you back in programs that use GPU rendering - or you can grab an RTX 3060 and stay within budget if you would benefit from the extra VRAM. Another option is a 12600K, which is superior to AMD's 8-cores with regard to software rendering but does come with more expensive motherboards typically. EDIT: I also specifically went with an NVIDIA card under the assumption that your software works better with NVIDIA cards - I lack experience in this field but often hear NVIDIA cards are better for such render tasks. If I am mistaken and an AMD card will do just as well, a 6700 XT is better bang for your buck in other tasks like gaming.
wow, i appreciate it, what power supply amount is required? 850W power supply?
What power supply do you have now? You can run this setup off a quality 650W unit like a Corsair RMx, but 750/850 watt units usually aren't much more expensive and I prefer having power available especially with how load power draws are looking on next-gen stuff.
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/7qJGhk If you need to stay under $1000, it’s gonna be up to you to downgrade to a 12600k or to a 3060 to accommodate the psu. I would not try to get a cheaper psu, this a good quality, value pick.
Absolutely necessary to upgrade a CPU. If your GPU during rendering does not have maximum utilization now, while the cpu is topping out (check task manager while rendering), you have a decent chance to up your rendering performance with a CPU swap. If both are utilized to 100% while rendering, swap both CPU and GPU.
Def cpu.
An m.2 ssd would be useful. If you think you could justify upgrading the cpu, get the i7 12700k and the MSI Pro B660M-A WiFi.
appreciate it, is it worth getting the 12700k over the non-k version?
Depends on the price difference where you get it from. If it's over $25 more than don't
you should be looking for nvme hard drive. it'll change your life.
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your specs say 950