Is this one better than IntelCore i7 4790k?? I need it to rendering and architecture. (Not gaming)
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There are two types of rendering. There is temporary rendering for display used in gaming and graphic design / 3D modeling work-in-process handled by a video card (GPU) then there is rendering for final output to image or video formats handled by the CPU.
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This is that model. I use it for the same. The K version only means it is an unlocked version that allows it to be compatible with more motherboards and memory options. The model I received is unlocked, and so therefore was a K version. Also, your CPU (this component) isn't what will give you the best/fastest renderings, instead you'll want to focus on getting a good graphics card (GPU), this can shorten render times and give you better images. I hope this helps. Best of luck. Feel free to send any additional questions. If I may ask, what software and/or rendering service do you expect to be using?
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This is that model. I use it for the same. The K version only means it is an unlocked version that allows it to be compatible with more motherboards and memory options. The model I received is unlocked, and so therefore was a K version. Also, your CPU (this component) isn't what will give you the best/fastest renderings, instead you'll want to focus on getting a good graphics card (GPU), this can shorten render times and give you better images. I hope this helps. Best of luck. Feel free to send any additional questions. If I may ask, what software and/or rendering service do you expect to be using? This is that model. I use it for the same. The K version only means it is an unlocked version that allows it to be compatible with more motherboards and memory options. The model I received is unlocked, and so therefore was a K version. Also, your CPU (this component) isn't what will give you the best/fastest renderings, instead you'll want to focus on getting a good graphics card (GPU), this can shorten render times and give you better images. I hope this helps. Best of luck. Feel free to send any additional questions. If I may ask, what software and/or... » Read More This is that model. I use it for the same. The K version only means it is an unlocked version that allows it to be compatible with more motherboards and memory options. The model I received is unlocked, and so therefore was a K version. Also, your CPU (this component) isn't what will give you the best/fastest renderings, instead you'll want to focus on getting a good graphics card (GPU), this can shorten render times and give you better images. I hope this helps. Best of luck. Feel free to send any additional questions. If I may ask, what software and/or rendering service do you expect to be using? « Show Less
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The 4790K is for Overclockers. If you are not overclocking the 4790 would be the best. It is really blazing fast and worth the price. I don't overclock but it is more than enough for my son's gaming rig.
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All the i cores with a "k" are always better that the normal version because they are unlocked and can be overclocked. but when overclocking put in mind that you need a very good coolant, more like a liquid cooling
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The truth of the matter is this. All i5 Intel Processors lack hyperthreading. This i7 3770K is a quad core / hyperthreaded processor. This means 4 physical processor cores and each is capable of running 2 threads. This is , in effect 8 processor cores (Threads) running at the same time. This provides an approximate increase in performance of 30%. If your software uses multicore, the benefit is immediate. Is it worth the money to you becomes the question.
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Yeap. But if you really wanna go eyefinity on it. I suggest the 7950 or 7970.
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No. Spring for the latest dual-core Pentium instead. They're relatively cheap and the performance improvement over the earlier P2C is amazing. I've read that the new P2C outperforms the I3.
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I'd say no, unless you're doing a lot of very CPU intensive tasks like video editing. I use mine for work as an IT consultant and the i5 isn't close to being topped out.
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This has Intel's integrated HD Graphics 4000 graphics card. It's shared, and will be fast enough to run most applications but will struggle a little under moderate loads.
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It is a Quad core and it handles everything just fine, even under fairly intense graphical processing. You might want to bump up the ram for hardcore gaming, but works just fine with little slowdown on anything but the most intense graphical processing.
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In my opinion for better performance ill go for similar architecture AMD with Radeon & Intel with nvidea.
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This one has been very stable up to 4.9 mhz O.C.! And has beed that way since i built the machine. So if what you are arking is if it a faster processor the answer is Yes
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Compared to an A10 processor your probably looking at maybe 1 or 2 less fps If your looking at a quad core intel i7 then your probably looking at a 10-20 fps difference but in all it won't be enough to warrant the extra money unless you have the extra money for an i7.
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Go with an a8-5600k trinity. It's the same price. You could also go with an fm2+ socket a10 kavari core.
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It doesn't have an Intel Processor. It has an AMD A10 5757m. It is slightly slower than an i5 but is has better graphical performance. Overall it's pretty solid. I'm able to play a video game on one screen and play a 1080p video on another screen with no problems.
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This is just a quad-core AMD CPU. No video processor is built into it. You'll need a separate video card.
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Im not 100% sure but i would recommend getting the i7-4770k quad core for gaming. You would be very happy.
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It's just an Athlon processor at that point. If you aren't wanting to use the gpu I would get either an FX chip or Intel chip depending on your preferences. This should still work but it's not as good as either of those. The AMD APU's are really designed to be a cheap solution for an integrated chipset setup.
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Yes quad core intel i7, it's very fast and work grate with disign graphics.
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There is nothing that this CPU cannot run. Just because intel benchmarks higher does not mean this CPU is slow. I love my 8350 and will be using it for the next 5 years. Only Intel i7s are faster and you honestly have to go out of your way to notice the speed increase. It is not a day and night difference. Do not let anyone tell you differently.