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Originally Posted by gleem
I got a ASUS X58 P6T SLI and a INTEL i7-920 2.66GHZ which from what I read up on was easily overclocked, and every time I tried even to just stick the thing in "turbo mode" the system was unstable. Not too keen on the overclocking deal.
With my mac I get dual chip quad core, and Adobe premiere uses all the cores and is faster, but I need a separate rendering box which I've always had a PC for.
Sounds to me like I should just get another mac as my rendering machine since you can't reallly get effective dual chip cpu's in a pc config.
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Get a Sandy Bridge...easy to overclock. All of mine run at 4.2ghz at least.
You can get effective dual chip config. I just said that its nowhere close to being as cost efficient as an overclocked single CPU solution. You can have the same speed, for half the price with a Sandy Bridge Intel.
Anyway, that's all I can say. Take it or leave it.