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Im thinking of recording gameplays and editing videos. I have decided to get a xeon e3 1245v3 which has 4 cores plus hyperthreading will it be enough?

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that'll be completely fine.

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Yes, it's a great cpu (basically a non-overclockable i7 for a lower price) and if you don't do this professionally it's probably plenty for your needs.

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Why?

It is the same price as a 4790k.

Just buy a 4790k, it performs better and you can overclock it a lot more.

 

The only xeon worth getting instead of a core processor would be the xeon e3 1231v3 because it costs the same as an i5 but has 8 threads.

This is for people on a budget who cant afford an i7. You can, so just get the 4790k.

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also the 1246 is 2$ cheaper on newegg and newer with an extra 100mHz

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Yes, it's a great cpu (basically a non-overclockable i7 for a lower price) and if you don't do this professionally it's probably plenty for your needs.

It is the exact same thing as an i7 except with a lower clock speed, no overclocking, and for the SAME price.

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It is the exact same thing as an i7 except with a lower clock speed, no overclocking, and for the SAME price.

 

Oh it's cheaper where I live :S

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Oh it's cheaper where I live :S

The 1245v3 and 4790k are both $350 in the us....

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The 1245v3 and 4790k are both $350 in the us....

On newegg the 1245v3 is 289 dollars

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