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Which CPU is suitable for me?

Alvin Woon
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Hi,

 

I am looking for a new cpu for my gaming needs.

I am currently using i7-6700k with Titan X 12GB with 32GB RAM . As i am playing android base games, i have 4 android emulator open simultaneously, i wish to open 8 android emulator at once if possible.

Currently after i open 6 android emulator, i feel the speed of the game being laggy with my cpu running at almost 90%. Please advise me what kind of system should i build for multi programmes running simultaneously without lag.

 

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You must be kidding... that system is so ridiculously overkill for anything android-based, and why would you be running many games at once?

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I am playing mobile game on pc which i wanna open like 8 to 10 accounts to dominate the game haha.

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Go for a Ryzen 7 with 32gb of ram.

 

Another solution would be to buy some Raspberry pi's with that money and put android on each of them.

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1 minute ago, Alvin Woon said:

I am playing mobile game on pc which i wanna open like 8 to 10 accounts to dominate the game haha.

actually that might violate game rules.

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It's probably smarter to get a bunch of shitty systems like a bunch of RPIs like @LUUD18 suggested, or something like a bunch of old C2D machines.

EDIT: Leave the system you have right now for "full on" gaming, not just android emulation.

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11 minutes ago, Alvin Woon said:

I am playing mobile game on pc which i wanna open like 8 to 10 accounts to dominate the game haha.

Well if you actually need more CPU power I guess a 16 core Threadripper would do it

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Meaning open simultaneous programmes required more cores rather than memory?

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Even a Quad Core at 4.5ghz would be overkill.

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25 minutes ago, LUUD18 said:

Go for a Ryzen 7 with 32gb of ram.

 

Another solution would be to buy some Raspberry pi's with that money and put android on each of them.

I have to control each programme hence this is not possible.

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Threadripper 1950x and titan xp 4 way sli should handle it. 

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13 minutes ago, Alvin Woon said:

I have to control each programme hence this is not possible.

You can use your desktop to VNC into all the machines and control it that way.

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58 minutes ago, LUUD18 said:

You can use your desktop to VNC into all the machines and control it that way.

Using VNC have lag time, i need real time control on all 10 programmes at once.

 

I will try out the 16core threadripper and see how it goes.

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