Hello Everyone,
I will be composing a rig: ASRock Z97 Extreme4; Palit GTX 950 (Ti) ; CPU ?
My question is, if i should get the i7-5770T or the Xeon E3-1265L v4.
(The under-level of the GPU is because of the passive cooling, which is a must.)
The machine will be used for gaming and working (3D Sculpting, 3D Animating, 3D Rendering and Video editing).
With the i7 will maybe the integrated Graphics, in the presence of the dedicated one, be useless, or it won't?
So i think it would be better if we discuss the Haswell versions of the ones i mind. That is, i7-4770T & Xeon E3-1265L v3.
According to cpubenchmark.net the first Haswell versions (not the refresh) are: i7 - 8.794; Xeon - 8.859. (I don't know either if these scores are for gaming, for working or for both.)
Since i have some small understanding of PC electronics, would i very much like to know why the Xeon CPUs are better for work and the i7s for gaming. I mean, with what exactly?
Thanks
I will be composing a rig: ASRock Z97 Extreme4; Palit GTX 950 (Ti) ; CPU ?
My question is, if i should get the i7-5770T or the Xeon E3-1265L v4.
(The under-level of the GPU is because of the passive cooling, which is a must.)
The machine will be used for gaming and working (3D Sculpting, 3D Animating, 3D Rendering and Video editing).
With the i7 will maybe the integrated Graphics, in the presence of the dedicated one, be useless, or it won't?
So i think it would be better if we discuss the Haswell versions of the ones i mind. That is, i7-4770T & Xeon E3-1265L v3.
According to cpubenchmark.net the first Haswell versions (not the refresh) are: i7 - 8.794; Xeon - 8.859. (I don't know either if these scores are for gaming, for working or for both.)
Since i have some small understanding of PC electronics, would i very much like to know why the Xeon CPUs are better for work and the i7s for gaming. I mean, with what exactly?
Thanks