Xeon build

[Froggo56]

A noticed a lot of people do xeon builds and its more for budget gaming builds, but what if you did one that wasnt budget? like a 300 dollar xeon instead of a 300 i5/ryzen5. so what xeon would you get

[Guest]

Don't get xeons for a consumer pc, they're meant to be for servers and will often be optimized for gaming. I would stick to i series or ryzen.

[eira]

First of all if I were you I'd change your location, it's really not a great idea to publicly display a home address. Unless it's a reference to something and I have no clue what it is.

Now back to the question. I'd probably go for an E5 of sorts. Not sure what one.

Then again I'd rather just go for a Ryzen or i7 build if I were to spend that much on a Xeon.

 

[Froggo56]

1 minute ago, 1kv said:

First of all please change your location, it's really not a great idea to publicly display a home address.

Now back to the question. I'd probably go for an E5 of sorts. Not sure what one.

Then again I'd rather just go for a Ryzen build if I were to spend that much on a Xeon.

First of all please send me stuff

Kinda just wondering if it would be ideal to do a xeon build, i see a lot 30 dollar xeons and how okayish they preform with games so

[Froggo56]

3 minutes ago, Darpyface said:

Don't get xeons for a consumer pc, they're meant to be for servers and will often be optimized for gaming. I would stick to i series or ryzen.

thank ya man, just curious on how it would do!

[Guest]

You can easily look this up, just go to newegg or amazon and search. It's not that hard.

[eira]

2 minutes ago, Froggo56 said:

First of all please send me stuff

Kinda just wondering if it would be ideal to do a xeon build, i see a lot 30 dollar xeons and how okayish they preform with games so

Yeah, usually they're alright but Xeons aren't going to be brilliant for gaming. Sure, they have lots of cores but when they're not meant for gaming they kinda suck at gaming.