New WS based in Xeon E5-2650 v3

#27

The difference is much more than just 7/8%. When you consider OC potential i7 4930k, 4960k, 5930k and 5820k are all offering very similar performance(about 1200CB points), therefore the cheaper the better. Choosing the 4960 over the 4930 make no sense, same as choosing the 5930 over the 5820. Once OC the 5960k offers 1700points so a big boost in render performance.

#28

The 4, 6 and 8 core chips all have broadly the same cap on core speed, 4.2GHz for a sensible balance, 4.4GHz if you push it and 4.6GHz if you’re really lucky. So a realistic difference from the 6 to 8 core will be ~30% faster as most people should be pressing that OC button regardless of the base cpu clock.

Don’t fall into the trap of comparing a single component, always take the entire system cost when comparing price/performance.

#29

5960x is 8 cores

5930k and 5820 are 6 cores

BIG difference in performance :slight_smile:

#30

Thanks a lot everybody for your advices, these were a big help.

Although…I follow with my little doubt…jajaja. Why Boxx, Mountain or Titanium do emphasis in Xeon dual workstations??? jajaja

Nice day Sirs. Talk soon

p.d. the best Price now a day is in Mindfactory.de

#31

@sentry66
ops! I forgot that!

#32

Good morning Sirs.

I request in my budget Windows 7, but do you think is the best option?
Maybe 8.1, 9, 10… :stuck_out_tongue:

Nice day!

#33

Pick what is listed as compatible to your software and what you are comfortable with.
If you go for a two socket system make sure you get a Windows version that supports it. The home, or other basic licenses, often only support one socket.

#34

just take latest system right now that is win 8.1
it have much better support for newer hardware.
you wouldn’t take windows XP and put on new hardware with ssd and everything…

#35

I was thinking the same of you, but I would like to know more opinions. For example Mesh, what O.S. did you install in your commented last machine?

thanks

#36

Windows 7 supports current hardware just fine, it really comes down to your personal preferences.

#37

in windows 7 you have to go over bunch of custom settings to make it more friendly for SSDs
win 8 have all of those sorted out right from start, just one example

#38

Cool. thanks both so useful.
Shopping day ¡¡¡¡

Talk soon about how work “pretty monster” jajaja

Best regards

#39

I went for windows 8.1 for the reason Mirko mentioned, It may not really be to my taste with the missing start menu, but I would rather pick the latest OS so that I don’t end up with an older unsupported OS further down the line. Plus it would make installing windows easier as it will have more modern hardware support out of the box.

#40

you can buy start8 from stardock software it is 5$ only and it gives you back start menu :slight_smile: I’m using it and it doesn;t ook like win8 at all, I havent seen metro ui since instalation :slight_smile:

#41

What sort of problems? My installation was pretty straight forward. Just curious.

#42

You wouldnt’ve said that about Vista… :argh:

#43

Oh I went through vista, got off that boat asap. Windows 7 is fine with SSDs, so long as you keep it up to date that was sorted years ago.

#44

I have ordered it with W 8.1 pro 64 bits
I will check in the new Workstation. I have that one in my Tablet. not is bad…
is there any formule to remove the start menú in W8 ???

regards

#45

http://www.stardock.com/products/start8/

#46

I thought this App were for W7
ok thanks.