Quote (ZwiX @ Feb 22 2017 06:55pm)
Quality wise both brands deliver. AMD been behind in performance for years now, but seems to be changing with this generation.
What would your budget be for the project?
Xeon would be very suitable for VM machines because they don't really rely on single core performance. But if you are going to play games on it you will see a huge performance lose compared to an i5.
yeh, well idk if im even allowed to discuss this on d2jsp because of their no bot discussion policies or idk but its for botting on VMs (that is the only bot related thing ill say)
i need to be able to get a steady 20-30fps on each VM's game client and the game is sort of CPU intensive (we're not talking about runescape or diablo 2 here)
if you tell me that xeon will give me worst performance per VM than even an i5 (like it will let me run more but less powerfull vms) then i guess that rule xeon line out of my possibilities.
now i guess the question is, i7 skylake 4core 8thread or
i7 6-8core (i think those are all on broadwell-e? and i got no clue if that give similar performance to skylake) or
that new ryzen thing, id prolly get the best one of that line 1800x or whatever it is if i go that route
i can already say that the i5 haswell give me barely what i need in term of performance fps/etc wise, thats why im really considering skylake...