Ajay
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Mine will be 6 years old by the time I upgrade to Haswell-E.
Same here, though I did go from an i7 920 (D0) to an i7 970 (Westmere). I hope Haswell-E is a keeper, otherwise I'll just go with Skylake.
Mine will be 6 years old by the time I upgrade to Haswell-E.
Same here, though I did go from an i7 920 (D0) to an i7 970 (Westmere). I hope Haswell-E is a keeper, otherwise I'll just go with Skylake.
I built my current computer back in 2009, and have been happy with the performance since, but im not sure how long my cpu will last me. What do you guys think? I play most current games.
System:
Intel Core i7 980 6 Core @ 4ghz 1.275v
12gb Corsair DDR3 1600 RAM
Asus P6T Mobo
BFG 1000W PSU (Too bad they went out of business 3 years ago )
Just got a AMD R9 290 Vid card.
Gulftown processors use the Westmere architecture.
Why was it named Gulftown then?
Gulftown is to Westmere as Bloomfield is to Nehalem.
So I got my CPU to 4.5hz, but if I enable Hyperthreading it will crash occasionally. Do you guys think I should just leave HT off, I don't want to up my vcore past 1.4v. 6 cores without HT should be enough right?
So I got my CPU to 4.5hz, but if I enable Hyperthreading it will crash occasionally. Do you guys think I should just leave HT off, I don't want to up my vcore past 1.4v. 6 cores without HT should be enough right?
I would back it off to 4.4Ghz and leave HT off to avoid any corrupt files, IF the machine is critical to daily use.