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Hello friends I have been looking to install a new processor on my CPU as I am looking to upgrade my whole CPU, so I would want to know that which is the best among Intel 4.5Ghz Q9650 and Intel i7 2600k as I would want to get the best in terms of getting high performance as well as getting all the major components working along with smoothly, so please do reply as I would want to get the response early as possible.
What I feel is that you should go along with the Intel i7 2600k as I have come to know that this is arguably the best processor in the Intels family and that the principle, set the new processor for Intel integrated graphics core and turbo-boost included. Completing the new architecture of new motherboards with the base by 1155 and new chipsets. base by 1155 and new chipsets. One of the most important new features of the processor is a special ring connection, the CPU cores, the integrated graphics, a system agent and the last level cache (LLC) can communicate with each other quickly and effectively so I will put all my money on this processor.
If you are really looking for in terms of gaming then I suggest you that the Intels 2600K is especially the new top model i7 exciting. It has the fast "on-die" Graphics has installed four cores and can process eight threads simultaneously. The base clock of 3.4 GHz to 3.8 GHz can, if required by rising 2.0 Turbo Boost. With a maximum power (TDP) of relatively low 95-watt processor offers a whole lot of power and has in our rankings of the desktop CPUs far forward positioned pretty well and can accommodate in any of the CPU cases.
The Intel 4.5Ghz Q9650 processor is quad core clocked at 3ghz origin, and 12 MB cache 45nm. Intel has already included a huge fan to cool this little monster. If you buy this processor, the focus is on overclocking much if not necessarily take a core2duo and with the overclocking this is certainly the best in the business that will provide the best performance even with the overclocking and normal use.
The i7-2600K is the Intel HD 3000 Graphics twelve o'clock shader processors to use. A separate memory is missing, it has the graphics core of the ring system direct access to the LLC.The company has invested in useful features. With a TDP of 95 watts and thus significantly lower power consumption Intel puts the power-saving aspect further into the light. Since the two CPUs difficult directly comparable due to different platforms, but only should the individual results are considered to be better. In any case, makes the Core i7-2600K but a very convincing figure in the tests and that is the reason why I will always would want you to go with this Intel’s i7.
The Intel Core 2 Quad Q9650 with 3 GHz clock work, and 12 MB L2 cache, the top model of the Quad series. Cost: from 270 €. In only operate the sin expensive Extreme versions of the processor family. Produced in 45-nanometer Core 2 Quad Q9650 production is based on the Yorkfield architecture that combines two dual-core CPUs in a housing that communicate via an internal data line with each other to form a four-core processor. Each double Kernel have 6 MB of L2 cache available to be accessed by the two cores together. Because of its CPU slot 775, the Intel Core 2 Quad Q9650 CPU mainly of interest to buyers who want to upgrade their 775 system with a powerful quad-core computing and that is this is mostly the one for the reckoning for all the users who want to upgrade.
The Intel Core i7-2600K processor based on the new 32nm Sandy Bridge architecture and is a native quad-core CPU with integrated graphics core (Intel ® HD 3000). The further development of the Intel Core processor brings the most important innovation AVX, a revised and expanded version of the 256-bit SSE instructions. The integrated memory controller officially DDR3 to 1333 MHz and the improved "dynamic turbo mode" can raise the clock system at low temperatures for short periods up to 30% above the maximum. The integrated GPU runs at 850 MHz (max. 1350 with Turbo) and shares a common, 8 MB L3 cache with a large CPU as also with the Intel 4.5Ghz Q9650, what I think that this is arguably the best processor that is available.
I have gone through the testing of this Intel 4.5Ghz Q9650 and have come to know that this only requires 97 watts. At full utilization of all CPU cores Q9650 sucked the test system 160 watts from the power supply - also a moderate consumption value. The Core 2 Quad Q9650 is almost 70 percent more efficient the energy input into computing power. The Intel Core 2 Quad Q9650 in all speed tests showed good to very good performance. The Intel Core 2 Quad Q9650 also provides for complex multimedia tasks and demanding 3D games have enough computing power, with this I think that all of the users are requested to go along with this Intel Core 2 Quad.