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    Intel i7 950 Vs i7 875k processor

    I'm looking to forward for buying good computer for all kinds of normal usage. I have 2 choices in processor and they are i7-950 and i7-875k. I need to decide between these two. I just realize the difference in number and further that I don’t know what kind of difference is there between. I need a best selection. If I choose 875k I can overclock so I'll possibly set off with the P55 Classified 200. But still confused. Which one is better do you think and why? Please answer me with a good reply. I can wait much longer. So any advice, need it as soon as possible.

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    Re: Intel i7 950 Vs i7 875k processor

    What are you going to do with your computer in case you buy one? Leave the confusion of processor beside. The major distinction is that the p55 motherboards are dual channel. That doesn’t fully execute the performance but will be short of in numerous applications that necessitate high memory throughput. DDR3 has attractive straight boot to it still in dual channel. You might not at all recognize the differentiation from settle of the pants exclusive of using a benchmark to analysis. You can accumulate on buying dual channel for the p55 board.

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    Re: Intel i7 950 Vs i7 875k processor

    The main thing is that the 875k is an 1156 socket and the 950 is a 1366 socket. The merely formative feature of going 1366 that actually counts is if you plan to promote to a Hexcore. The Tri-channel and the PCIe increases in SLI are negligible and strike for strike the i7 1156 can take on the i7 1366 (apart from hexcores). If money is the decisive aspect then go for S1156 if not go for S1366. You can catch a full set nicer 1156 for the cost you would disburse for the typical 1366. If you are looking forward for a gaming computer you most likely won't require a hexcore for another 5 years.

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    Re: Intel i7 950 Vs i7 875k processor

    The unlocked multi provides you additional modification opportunities to exploit your system. But it is not the must have option. The 875k has a pleasant turbo OverClocker of in the region of 3.6GHz In other hand the 950 offer you sufficient multiplier to pass though 4 GHz pretty effortless even with a board that isn't an astral bclock overclocker. For gaming choose 1156 socket processor and for Video Editing go with 1366.

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    Re: Intel i7 950 Vs i7 875k processor

    My best choice is the i7 950 because it will be going to help you in future. The future upgrade trail is easily available for 1336 socket. If money is not the factor for you then don’t hesitate on buying 950. If you are using a single video card then the 875k is better. For multiple cards the 1366 (950) is the best choice for gamers as well as other high end developer.

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