What CPU(s) Are You Running in Your Build(s)?

[Axel Sypkens Smit]

Intel Xeon E3-1240 v3 (3,5ghz) for rendering 3d objects in photoshop and video mostly. Also a bit of gaming.

[MeesterJackson]

I have the 4690 (upgrading to a "k" edition when broadwell comes out. 

So the 5670k? 

[MeesterJackson]

How the F*** did you get a 4770k past 4.5Ghz!? You must have gotten a golden chip, you did you delid and replace the heat transfer stuff?

Technically, a lot of 4770k's could possibly get to 4.8Ghz, some would just require heavy duty cooling. However I've typically seen a lot of OC'ers get there 4770k's at 4.5 or higher. 4.8Ghz is actually sort of normal (not common, just normal) for an OC'er to get as long as they've got at least an H100i and a good motherboard with at least a decent chip. 

[MeesterJackson]

i'm using an 8350 @4.6 with 1.368v. i got it last summer figuring/hoping more and more games will start to optimize for multi-core processors and because it was cheaper than an i5-4670k. plus if i'd wanted to upgrade to a 4670k i'd have had to change my mobo too. and i figure i should be able to keep this one for several years before i'd need an upgrade again. upgraded from a Phenom II x4 965 Black Edition.

 

pretty much only used for gaming. i just rendered and posted my first youtube video last night so we'll see how much of that i do or not in the future LoL.

Well if you decide to do it more and enjoy it, but don't have money for an i7. Definitely look at the E3 Xeon 1231 v3 or 1241 v3. 

[MeesterJackson]

4770k @ 4.5 and 780 @ 1.2

780? Are you talking about a GTX 780? 

[MeesterJackson]

Intel Xeon E3-1240 v3 (3,5ghz) for rendering 3d objects in photoshop and video mostly. Also a bit of gaming.

How's the performance? I've always been interested in Xeon's. 

[DarkPhantom]

So the 5670k? 

Ya

[Rebelkhan]

4690k running at 4.5ghz on 1.2v, this thing is a beast at OCing  i can hit 5ghz at 1.375v but its unnecessary.  

[OverachievingSnowfall]

Just bumped up my 3570k to 4.5Ghz @1.22V.  I'm gonna try for 4.6 and 4.7 when I get home from work.

 

Yay for clean power from a new psu!!

[MeesterJackson]

4690k running at 4.5ghz on 1.2v, this thing is a beast at OCing  i can hit 5ghz at 1.375v but its unnecessary.  

Do you think this is a game? 

[flibberdipper]

Intel Pentium 4 2.4GHz HT (130nm) in my Dell, Intel Atom N270 in my netbook, Intel Pentium III 500MHz in HELIOS (slot 1), Intel Pentium II "M" 400MHz in my old laptop, AMD A6-3650 in my grandma's HP, and hpoefully an Intel Core i5 4690K in my next rig.

[kingdorian]

Current pc:

fx-8120 @ 4,00Ghz --Gaming and everyday things

New pc (building atm)

i7-4790k hoping to get it at 4,5Ghz -- Gaming, overclocking and everyday things

Nas/mediaserver/homeserver/webserver:

dual core amd fusion E-350 @ 1,6Ghz.

Laptop:

i7-4700MQ -- My study, so a lot of application (program) development, assembler, Java, c#, c++, .net, php, ruby and Python.

[njofra]

Currently i5 760 at 4GHz, but I will upgrade to 4690k in a week or two

[wrath]

3670k @3.0GHz

[arielfall]

4790k at 4.8GHz 1.22v

 

3770k at 4.6GHz  1.28v

 

3570k at 4.5GHz 1.20v 

[Rebelkhan]

Do you think this is a game? 

Well what do you define as a game? 

[TechFan@ic]

wow, ok I have so many systems.

2 i7 2600s

1 FX 8320

1 core 2 duo E8400

1 Athlon64 X2 6400+

1 Intel Pentium 4 @ 3.2Ghz (Awful CPU, overheats when idle, requires frequent cleaning, doesn't even support 64bit or more than 3.7GB of memory)

The 2600s and the FX 8320 I use as gaming & workstation powerhouses. 1 2600 I use as my main gaming system at my dorm my FX 8320 I use as my main gaming system at home and the second i7 2600 I use as a LAN party system.
The duel cores from intel & AMD I've used one in a build for my little sister to game on & one for general usage by the family.
I'm just waiting for the Pentium 4 system to die now basically. I also have two more Pentium 4s somewhere in my old motherboard box where I keep all the legacy stuff.

[mkessler9]

AMD 9590 Use it for gaming(and still have lots of headroom ) and some 3D modeling. And for when I have a billion tabs open in chrome.

[ALXAndy]

I7 3970x @ 4.75ghz 1.38v

I9 prototype/Xeon Westmere hex core @ 2ghz

AMD FX 8320 running my summer time overclock of 4.9ghz @ 1.47v

AMD Athlon 5350 in my media PC

[Jedicake]

3570k. All I need baby girl.

[zacRupnow]

Nope, One of my past co-workers also go that the same oc.

Custom liquid loop?

[zacRupnow]

Technically, a lot of 4770k's could possibly get to 4.8Ghz, some would just require heavy duty cooling. However I've typically seen a lot of OC'ers get there 4770k's at 4.5 or higher. 4.8Ghz is actually sort of normal (not common, just normal) for an OC'er to get as long as they've got at least an H100i and a good motherboard with at least a decent chip. 

Ok, so the new 4790k is just clocked higher at stock with improved heat spreader and some power faze adjustments, I know other than that its the same CPU but the best OC I've seen on Devils Canyon is 4.8Ghz - H100i or custom loop. (not counting the cherry picked ones at Intel's reveal that hit 5Ghz on air)

[hoaxy32]

Currently using a AMD Phenom II X6 1100T BE but will be upgrading to a AMD FX 8350 BE soon

[GamerDude]

Strange, wasn't there a similar thread to this a while back? Regardless, I have:

Main rig - LGA2011 i7 3960X

2nd rig - AMD AM3+ FX8350

3rd rig - AMD AM3 X6 1100T

4th rig - LGA775 C2Q X9650

5th rig - AMD AM2 X2 5200+

[Kamina]

FX 8350. Way better than my Athlon x2 6000+.

 

Might build a HTPC with a pentium chip.