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6 minutes ago, Mero_de said:

How bad? 

its a pitcarin chip, so it will be basically the same as a 7850 thats clocked a bit lower. Not bad, but not great either. Won't be any worse than a gaming card of the same specs.

Im about to get myself a Dell t3600 workstation soon.

Spec: 

Xeon 1620v0 @3.60/10m/8threads

16gb ram

Firepro W5000.

I know this thing is designed for professional apps and cad stuff, my question is can i game on that w5000 ? Will the games even start? 

Dose it help if i get another w5000 and compine both? 

How good is the w5000 for gaming?

Dose the t3600 support newer gaming cards? .

Thx 

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3 minutes ago, Mero_de said:

my question is can i game on that w5000 ?

Probably would struggle. 

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Are you going to do any "workstation" stuff? If not, you won't be benefiting from the optimization for professional programs like 3ds Max. If you're heart-set on a Xeon, I'd recommend the 1630v4, which is pretty much the 1620 but .2ghz faster. 

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Just now, Lord Mirdalan said:

Are you going to do any "workstation" stuff? If not, you won't be benefiting from the optimization for professional programs like 3ds Max. If you're heart-set on a Xeon, I'd recommend the 1630v4, which is pretty much the 1620 but .2ghz faster. 

Unfortunately the T3600 dose not support v2/3/4 xeons.

Im totally fine with the v0 , mainly ill work on VMs and some games.

So i just want to know how good the w5000 in terms of gaming. 

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Ahh... my mistake.  I thought the v0 was a typo. Why would you buy a dell machine instead of assembling used parts? Not that you asked, but I am not a fan of dell's internal layout (No cable management).

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3 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

its a pitcarin chip, so it will be basically the same as a 7850 thats clocked a bit lower. Not bad, but not great either. Won't be any worse than a gaming card of the same specs.

5 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

its a pitcarin chip, so it will be basically the same as a 7850 thats clocked a bit lower. Not bad, but not great either. Won't be any worse than a gaming card of the same specs.

What if i can get another w5000 and do crossfire, would games run better ?

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2 minutes ago, Lord Mirdalan said:

Ahh... my mistake.  I thought the v0 was a typo. Why would you buy a dell machine instead of assembling used parts? Not that you asked, but I am not a fan of dell's internal layout (No cable management).

This is the first time i buy a dell pc .. for 150$ its a good deal

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10 minutes ago, Mero_de said:

What if i can get another w5000 and do crossfire, would games run better ?

I don't know about crossfire support, but really it isn't great. Your much better off looking for something like a used 970. Ive seen them for about 120 usd

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