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Which CPU Would You Choose?

QFA350
By QFA350
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So I have made a stawpoll containing four options for the CPU you would choose. Honest answers please don't just go for the best of the best.

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 http://strawpoll.me/5681907/r

 

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Depends on what you are using it for really. The xeon would be better for servers or multi thread applications and programs while the extreme edition would be great for single core and applications requiring less threads and more processing power.

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not to be rude, but why are we voting for a CPU? kinda point-less with no

variables or reasons why these are grouped.

usages make a real-world decision on which would be useful and different

scenarios will affect a choice.

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