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dual e5 v2 vs single e5 v4

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I would say that the 2698 V4, having only 4 less cores than the dual 2696 V2 config and also having a higher clock speed and being a 14nm chip, while also not having to deal with numa, is the better pick.

 

But it also depends on software

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I'd go with the single v4 because of the reasons @Fasauceome gave and due to the fact that you'd use significantly faster DDR4 memory rather than the DDR3 memory you're bound with for the v2 chip. Also apart from the higher clock speed, the IPC of the newer chips is higher, meaning it should be quite a bit faster per core.

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3 minutes ago, martward said:

I'd go with the single v4 because of the reasons @Fasauceome gave and due to the fact that you'd use significantly faster DDR4 memory rather than the DDR3 memory you're bound with for the v2 chip. Also apart from the higher clock speed, the IPC of the newer chips is higher, meaning it should be quite a bit faster per core.

But what I see on youtube, dual E5 is higher on Cinebench R15 

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13 minutes ago, Fasauceome said:

I would say that the 2698 V4, having only 4 less cores than the dual 2696 V2 config and also having a higher clock speed and being a 14nm chip, while also not having to deal with numa, is the better pick.

 

But it also depends on software

But what I see on youtube, dual E5 is higher on Cinebench R15 , I use Keyshot 9

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1 minute ago, Jaechan said:

But what I see on youtube, dual E5 is higher on Cinebench R15 , I use Keyshot 9

Just looked up a forum for Keyshot users asking about the best PC possible for Keyshot, looks like single CPU is recommended above anything else

 

https://www.keyshot.com/forum/index.php?topic=20399.0

 

So that numa issue might slow things down, despite cinebench not having any problems with it

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3 minutes ago, Fasauceome said:

Just looked up a forum for Keyshot users asking about the best PC possible for Keyshot, looks like single CPU is recommended above anything else

 

https://www.keyshot.com/forum/index.php?topic=20399.0

 

So that numa issue might slow things down, despite cinebench not having any problems with it

oh! 

 

thank you so much !! ^_^

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