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On an overclocked 2600k now, with the ageing Sandy Bridge, I'm in the market for a >4 core CPU myself. It's a shame the AMD is nearly half a year away, I need
by sundvor 10y ago
On an overclocked 2600k now, with the ageing Sandy Bridge, I'm in the market for a >4 core CPU myself.
It's a shame the AMD is nearly half a year away, I need the invoice dated June 30 at the latest for tax purposes. So if the AUD isn't too horrible I'll probably just get a 6850k, water-cooled and overclocked, with the Samsung 950 M2 drive and 32gb DDR4 ram with room for 64. For my work in Visual Studio/NCrunch/Resharper this will be a killer combo, especially for the I/O offered by 4 PCIE lanes to the SSD.
Can't wait to see Intel get some competition again though.
- stefantalpalaru 10y ago> On an overclocked 2600k now I'm on an overclocked FX-8320E and this is what it looks like: http://openbenchmarking.org/result/1601020-HA-1512297GA19&obr_sor=y&obr_hgv=FX-8370E&obr_sor=y&obr_hgv=FX-8320E%404.4GHz http://openbenchmarking.org/result/1601020-HA-1512297GA19&ob... The competition is already there, if your software is designed for the multicore age.