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I'm working on a build and was wondering what would be better for game development and gaming. pls help!!!

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Xenon will walk it.

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The Xeon, by far. The Xeon E3-1230 V3 compares to the i7 4790k, if I remember correctly. The FX-6300 compares to the i3 G3258. 

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The Xeon. Hands down.

 

I'm pretty sure a low end i5 can outclass a 6300.

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The Xeon, by far. The Xeon E3-1230 V3 compares to the i5 4690k, if I remember correctly. The FX-6300 compares to the i3 G3258.

So would the i5 be better than the xeon?
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The Xeon. Hands down.

 

I'm pretty sure a low end i5 can outclass a 6300.

The FX-6300 is best compared to the i3 G3258, for single-threaded performance. 

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The Xeon one :3

Good for single threaded and multi threaded task as well.

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The FX-6300 is best compared to the i3 G3258, for single-threaded performance. 

It's not an i3. Just so you know.

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So would the i5 be better than the xeon?

I made a typo! Sorry about that! It actually compares to the 4790k. It's about 15% slower, roughly, but also 30% cheaper. 

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I'm working on a build and was wondering what would be better for game development and gaming. pls help!!!

first off all, i'd take the xeon 1231v3, it's 3 $ cheaper & little bit higher clock. Addtionally, I prefer the Intel because of 8threads instead of 6 and lower power consumption

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The Xeon, by far. The Xeon E3-1230 V3 compares to the i7 4790k, if I remember correctly. The FX-6300 compares to the i3 G3258. 

i3 G3258? What is this sorcery?! 

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It's not an i3. Just so you know.

Yeah, it's just kind of a habit to add i3 to it, since it's a dual-core, non-hyperthreaded chip. Not saying I'm right or anything. Just that it's a habit.

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Electron_shell_054_xenon.png

 

Yep.

Auto correct at its finest.

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i told u man :) xeon is better Change that partslist to include a xeon instead of a core i5

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The Xeon, by far. The Xeon E3-1230 V3 compares to the i7 4790k, if I remember correctly. The FX-6300 compares to the i3 G3258. 

it's a rebranded i7 4770 (at least the 1231v3)

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Auto correct at its finest.

 

I've seen better. Like correcting normal words. But for tech that's pretty good.

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Yeah, it's just kind of a habit to add i3 to it, since it's a dual-core, non-hyperthreaded chip. Not saying I'm right or anything. Just that it's a habit.

 

pentiums are dual-core non-hyperthreaded, i3's are dual-core and hyperthreaded.

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it's a rebranded i7 4770 (at least the 1231v3)

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They're very close anyways.

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i told u man :) xeon is better Change that partslist to include a xeon instead of a core i5

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The Xeon, by far. The Xeon E3-1230 V3 compares to the i7 4790k, if I remember correctly. The FX-6300 compares to the i3 G3258. 

Lol. the pentium g3258 isnt a core i3

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Who knew I'd get more attention than the OP by simply saying i3. Huh. It was a mistake. My apologies. I didn't mistake it for an i3 chip, I merely added that as a habit.

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Who knew I'd get more attention than the OP by simply saying i3. Huh. It was a mistake. My apologies. I didn't mistake it for an i3 chip, I merely added that as a habit.

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i3?

Take a look. I've said multiple times now that it was a mistake by habit.

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