[SOLVED] Choosing the right Xeon CPUs

merroe

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Hi,

I currently have a system based on a ASUS 10PE-D8 WS motherboard and twin Intel Xeons E5-2680 V4 (2011-3 sockets). I could use more power for my after Effects applications.

This software seems to favour high clock rates to high numbers of cores.

I need a better performance of my system and since I am not planning a cumbersome rebuilt I consider simply replacing both CPUs.

Can anyone advise me which would be my better choice: two E5-2667 v4 Xeons, or two E5-1660 V4 ones?
 
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Hi,

I currently have a system based on a ASUS 10PE-D8 WS motherboard and twin Intel Xeons E5-2680 V4 (2011-3 sockets). I could use more power for my after Effects applications.

This software seems to favour high clock rates to high numbers of cores.

I need a better performance of my system and since I am not planning a cumbersome rebuilt I consider simply replacing both CPUs.

Can anyone advise me which would be my better choice: two E5-2667 v4 Xeons, or two E5-1660 V4 ones?
You can't use TWO E5-1660V4. It is single socket ONLY. See the ARK page -- "1S"
So either the 2667 or a 2687W

kanewolf

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Hi,

I currently have a system based on a ASUS 10PE-D8 WS motherboard and twin Intel Xeons E5-2680 V4 (2011-3 sockets). I could use more power for my after Effects applications.

This software seems to favour high clock rates to high numbers of cores.

I need a better performance of my system and since I am not planning a cumbersome rebuilt I consider simply replacing both CPUs.

Can anyone advise me which would be my better choice: two E5-2667 v4 Xeons, or two E5-1660 V4 ones?
You can't use TWO E5-1660V4. It is single socket ONLY. See the ARK page -- "1S"
So either the 2667 or a 2687W
 
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