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CPU for 3D CAD and rendering

AkshayK
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Hey Guys,

A newbie from India to this website here. I need to upgrade my PC to suit 3D modelling needs. I use Revit Architecture mostly which requires a lot of graphics processing. Which processor would suffice my needs. I have i5 intel in mind which somewhat suits my budget too. 

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I would consider a i5- 4690k if that is in your budget buy a hyper 212 evo with it and your good i think

 

Or if you thinking more workstation get somthing like an Xeon (but im not into that so i dont know which is good)

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not overclocking (much?)

take the i5 4460, i used the blck to overclock it from 3.4 to 3.56 ghz and its boss even at stock speeds.

if ur overclocking the 4670/90K should do

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