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Re: i7 vs Xeon & Cores vs GHZ
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I pointed out the differences in the original thread, so people could take or leave from it what they please.
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Re: i7 vs Xeon & Cores vs GHZ
also, with 3 processors on the i5 and then 7 proc's and 11 proc's on the i7 ... might try using the shappire on the 3930 and just limit the proc's to be the 7 to match the 3770 ... take the audio hardware out of the equation ...
might make a better Control for your test ... thanks for doing this, it really helping me learn what will be the best for a DAW PC build ... we assume that you are overclocking your i5 ... and that this is ONE computer for the 1st two measurements .... then an 8 core (using 7) for the 3770 i7 then the HDN computer with 12 cores (using11) with the 3930 6 core john
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Re: i7 vs Xeon & Cores vs GHZ
hey meads, just saw our reply after i hit send ... no worries it all helps to get a grip on the options out there even if not scientific ... can you post the session you used - i will put it up on my system while i have PT11 trial running for the next 8 days ...
cheers john
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Re: i7 vs Xeon & Cores vs GHZ
How is this possible when you go from using a Saffire 3rd party interface to an Avid Native Card?? Is that not changing hardware?
The last processor should have been done on the same setup (Saffire interface) for the results to be valid, thats all Im saying. I could not determine which i7 chip works better based on this test (the i5 versus i7 is also of no use as the results of that are already known to run much faster so that part of the test is redundant.) From what I have read, heard from others and seen in other tests is that the i7 chipset is the most sought after....
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Re: i7 vs Xeon & Cores vs GHZ
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don't see why I should've limited the 3930K's capabilities for this comparison. This doesn't make sense to me. I can't send you the session, this is a project I have been working on. Also it would be a coincidence if you had all the plugins I used. Quote:
The 3930K is an entirely different computer in an entirely different location, than the other machine. I couldn't switch interfaces if I wanted. Do I really have to repeat everything I stated in the last post? Read carefully and process the given information, please.
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Re: i7 vs Xeon & Cores vs GHZ
the i5 is at home and I replaced that one with the i7 3770K ...
can you help us understand this ? as a sidenote only: was this a system upgrade (MB, Proc, Ram,PS) or NEw Pre-built system ... thank s man
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Re: i7 vs Xeon & Cores vs GHZ
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Again: - The 3930K is the computer I use at the studio. It runs PT HD Native. - The i5 was the CPU in my computer at home. I upgraded this CPU to the i7 3770K. - Both, the 3930K and the 3770K are overclocked
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Re: i7 vs Xeon & Cores vs GHZ
copy that ... on the 2 systems and not being able to make them more alike ... and on the Not Hindering the 3930 down ... i was just curious if while you were "in there" you might have tested the same # of proc .... cheers
i am still a little unclear ... i am looking for more power to run VI's at smaller buffer sizes without snap, crackle, and pop ... and a better feel for me and other musicians ... as once there is enough for this, you are covering ALL the other bases (mixing, mastering, Live Capture, Composing, sound design, editing, etc ... ) as VI's are the worst offenders / most power hungry - larger sample libraries for Pianos and such ... as i am thinking Now .. it is better to have more Speed (GHZ) for VI's .... ??? and that the i7 is better for VI's ??? where am I going wrong ?? please, i am not afraid to be wrong ... i am running Xeon Dual Server Proc in this macpro 3,1 ... albeit old and it can choke on Ivory at 32 / 64 samples in Standalone mode let alone within a DAW ...
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Re: i7 vs Xeon & Cores vs GHZ
The i7 3930K is known for its overclockability. Just google for some reviews. People are running it with 4.8GHz just fine.
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Re: i7 vs Xeon & Cores vs GHZ
my head is spinning from watching youtube and reading reviews regarding the i7 3770k and the 3930k ...
the heat becomes the issue with the OC'ing ... and for me heat means fans or bigger coolers and maybe more noise / i work from home and do not want to have any more noise than needed ... yes, looking at better quiet fans and cases and learning more each day .. (this IS my first DAW for PC build, but i have a fair understanding and have been helping friends for years with their Kludgy PC's over the years) ... i have modded a few Mac's in my day with Proc's and things but never true start from scratch build for ME ... as Apple is not giving ME & some of the the professional market what it needs at this time ... so higher Speeds AND more cores for VI's ... what about the i7 / Xeon question ... and yes, i am being selfish and just speaking of my needs and what I am getting out of this thread .... sorry for that ... but maybe my real world ignorance will help some other lost soul on the journey to DAW nirvana ... cheers john
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