Intel Core i3 with H110 Chipset vs i7 with Q170 chipset?

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These 2 are having price diff. of almost 40k here in India. My use is heavy browsing + bluestacks. Dont play games nor any video editing, photoshop etc etc. I want to know how much performance impact will be there if I choose either 2 according to my needs
 
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No difference whatsoever. No matter how "heavy", browsing will never use even an i3 to it's full potential, let alone an i7. An SSD and as much ram as possible is what you should aim for as those do matter ALOT.
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Basically I need to select in these 2 systems =>

Please check

http://www.hpshopping.in/HP_EliteDesk_800_G2_Tower_PC_(V2D96PA)
http://www.amazon.in/Asus-K20CD-IN004D-Desktop-Integrated-Graphics/dp/B01AXMY07I?tag=googinhydr18418-21&tag=googinkenshoo-21&ascsubtag=7964e5dc-a730-4011-bf67-242989dd43a4#

I just wanted to know what will be the performance impact "acc to my needs" if i chose either of 2.
 
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Yeah I know but I wanted to know the performance impact in between two. "Heavy Browsing (chrome with 8-9tabs open) + bluestacks.

I want it to be as fast as possible. However if there is a diff. of just 1-2 sec delay in b/w two then I wud consider i3.

 
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No difference whatsoever. No matter how "heavy", browsing will never use even an i3 to it's full potential, let alone an i7. An SSD and as much ram as possible is what you should aim for as those do matter ALOT.
 
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Thanks buddy! Not even in Windows bootup time and full new windows installation time??



 
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neerajmca

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Thanks.

And not even in full new Windows Installation time + bootup time?

 
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Nope. No difference whatsoever. These sort of things are limited by disk speed adn amount of RAM aswell, not CPU.
You're welcome!
 
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Then I think I should upgrade my current system "Core2Duo". Here are the specs -

Operating System
Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit
CPU
Intel Core 2 Duo E6300 @ 1.86GHz
Conroe 65nm Technology
RAM
2.00GB Single-Channel DDR2 @ 332MHz (5-5-5-15)
Motherboard
NEC MS-7263N1 (SOCKET775 M/B)
Graphics
HP 22fi (1920x1080@60Hz)
Intel Q965/Q963 Express Chipset Family (NEC)
Storage
37GB Western Digital WDC WD400EB-11CPF0 ATA Device (ATA) - 5400RPM
149GB Western Digital WDC WD1600AABB-56PUA0 ATA Device (ATA) - 7200 RPM
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Kindly advice - Getting an 4GB ram (As its only 32bit) would boost my speed of system or not? Or what else shud I add to fasten up my system. Or shud I better go and buy altogether new system.

Thanks in advance :)

 
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The system is quite old and teh CPU will limit you. I would upgrade it altogether.
BUt, if you want to speed it up, again, more ram and an SDD(the cheapest possible, as that system is SATA2 capable and will not see a benefit from the faster SSDs) is also teh way to go.
 
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Thanks.

PS : Sorry accidentally clicked on down arrow as I thought its a "like" button but it goes as VD.
 
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