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Intel Core I7-5820k vs Intel Xeon e5 1620 V3

I am currently building a new computer geared strictly for photography. 

I need to know on the X99 Chipset which CPU is better for the price per performance. The I7-5820k is MSRP 384.00 usd while the intel Xeon e5-1620 V3 priced at 300.98 USD MSRP.. 

Any advice on the trade off of each of a pro vs con would be appreciated. articles, links, personal experiences etc etc. 

Our budget is 1500 to 1700. I am trying not to break the bank of going above that on the desktop only. 

Link to the build: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/rCxkFT
if there are any suggestions on which Quad kit channel with decent looking heat spreaders and computer cases could be suggested that would be great as well. 

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i7 has more cache, slower base clock speed, less PCIe lanes, no vPro support, no ECC memory support but can be overclocked.

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If you overclock the i7 is a lot better, if you don't oc the xeon is cheaper.

Most 5820k can be overclocked between 4.2-4.6 Ghz. 

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3 minutes ago, bomerr said:

If you overclock the i7 is a lot better, if you don't oc the xeon is cheaper.

Most 5820k can be overclocked between 4.2-4.6 Ghz. 

 

9 minutes ago, Windspeed36 said:

i7 has more cache, slower base clock speed, less PCIe lanes, no vPro support, no ECC memory support but can be overclocked.

xeon has 4 cores, 5820k 6 cores.  5820k is way better.

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5820k, the 1620 v3 has less cores and cache.

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