- Aug 1, 2011
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almost 2 year ago I built my first system thanks to help here and I am looking to plan another to help me be more productive in my business.
I use a software called Chief Architect to design new home and remodeling projects. It has it's own built in raytracing system, and raytracing realistic images is the bottleneck of my workflow.
According to the software company, it will make use of multiple cores, as many as available, speeding up the processing time. I am currently running an i7 2600k overclocked to 4.7 ghz.
I want my next build to be a dual processor set up, but I was wondering if dual i7 would be better than dual zeons. I have not set a budget, as I have to plan, determine the cost, and then budget for it in my business.
The machine would be used for this program only, have 1 ssd, and decent graphics card.
Any thoughts or input would be greatly appreciated, as I want to have this in place in the next 4-6 months.
I use a software called Chief Architect to design new home and remodeling projects. It has it's own built in raytracing system, and raytracing realistic images is the bottleneck of my workflow.
According to the software company, it will make use of multiple cores, as many as available, speeding up the processing time. I am currently running an i7 2600k overclocked to 4.7 ghz.
I want my next build to be a dual processor set up, but I was wondering if dual i7 would be better than dual zeons. I have not set a budget, as I have to plan, determine the cost, and then budget for it in my business.
The machine would be used for this program only, have 1 ssd, and decent graphics card.
Any thoughts or input would be greatly appreciated, as I want to have this in place in the next 4-6 months.
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