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Stefan G. Weichinger wrote: |
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> Am 16.11.2011 19:05, schrieb masterprometheus: |
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>> Oh I would definitly do that (overclock it I mean). But if there |
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>> isn't someone with the same name, you've said : |
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>>> I ask myself if I need the K-version at all, I don't want to |
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>>> overclock ... |
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>> Change of heart ? Understandable as these CPUs are easy to overclock. |
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> Yes, I know. I meant before: "I don't want to overclock if it's risky |
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> and unstable ..." :-) |
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There is always a slight risk. But with a good HSF you will be ok. |
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>> If you don't need the hyperthreading just get the 2500K and a good |
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>> HSF. You can easily run it @4.5GHz 7/24 and safely. |
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> phew, that sounds fast, yes .... |
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> I assume the HT will do something to compiling stuff (read: |
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> gentoo-emerging everyday)? |
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>>> Yep. So Intel noticed "wow, we get a few of them which run stable |
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>>> even at 100MHz more, let's sell them for some more money" ;-) |
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>> True but Intel's MSRP was just $10-15 more than a 2600K. Vendors |
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>> decided to up the price a bit. Not uncommon with new products. |
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> I'd be ready to just spend a little more and get the faster CPU as I |
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> change my work-pcs only every few years. I still use a C2D E6600 for |
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> everyday purposes ... but maybe I just go for the 2600k, it will be |
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more |
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> than enough to make things fly in comparison. |
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Then a 2600K is a good investment for you. But maybe you should wait for |
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the Ivy Bridge CPUs (probably @March). Or maybe : |
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819116492 |
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(note that no stock cooler included <g>) |
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With a matching mobo like one of these : |
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131803 |
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131801 |
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Seriously too much money for a small performance difference. But 6 cores |
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(with HT of course), 4 channel memory architecture (up to 64 GB), support |
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for PCI-e v3.0, 12MB L3 cache, all those sound good. No integrated video, |
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though. |
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