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I mean, basically just read reviews and look at benchmarks on sites like anandtech. there's not a lot of mystery in computer hardware specs. find a benchmark th
by leetcrew 7y ago
I mean, basically just read reviews and look at benchmarks on sites like anandtech. there's not a lot of mystery in computer hardware specs. find a benchmark that approximates your workload and buy the top scoring part that you can afford. in theory, you could delve into the architectural details of different CPUs but it will take a lot of knowledge for this to be a better use of your time than just looking at benchmarks.