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evrybody talk abou i7 and xeon as the best choise for workstation but i know xeon is for server purposes, so i have had the doubt in what to choose cause i think servers are good to canalize information, not to procesing it. Am I rigth? And of course i'm talking about revit. Which one is better? Want you please help me in any way?
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I have benchmarked a Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3770K CPU @ 3.50GHz VS Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-1620 @ 3.60GHz
The Xeon was the winner and that particular machine has the option to add another processor.
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wow, i didn't expect that. Thank you very much. Is there an AMD that performs better?
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the AMD opteron 6200 series is an option in that power range but you'll spend twice the money on one of those and i believe they only have single processor abilities but dont quote me on that
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Although I can't comment on the i7, I've been running dual quad core xenons for a year or so, and my machine chew revit up and spits it out. In a good way.
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i would say its all about the bang for ur Bucks.
i have now a I7 3930K
cinebench 13.26 pts (OC )
(price 520 euro )
Xeon E5-2687W price 1.800 euro result 13.07 (stock )
if you want a cinebench 20+ score than you wil need a dual xenon motherboard. (3.600 euro) just for cpu.
than u will have a monster system.
or be happy with single a OC I7 for just 520 euro.
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i may have forgot to mention that the benchmark i perform is a Revit based benchmark and its available as a free download
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i7 is your only choice in a Laptop.
Xeon is your only choice if you are serious about Revit. The Xeon is built to handle ECC memory btw, I do NOT believe (don't quote me) that the i7 is even capable of ECC memory...?
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