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So I'm getting new parts to build a desktop comp. I was going for an E7400 processor, but the store I went to don't sell those anymore and they recommend I grab the E7500 instead. However, my bro said that E7500 runs a tad slower than E7400 due to something about uneven workload sharing between the two cores.
Can anyone confirm this? Is the diff in processing speed noticeable if I run things like AutoCAD, Pro/Engineering and Photoshop? Any other info regarding the matter is also appreciated. |
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I don't see the slightly loss in speed as posing a threat.
There really isn't much difference in the two: E7400 : http://processorfinder.intel.com/det...px?sSpec=SLB9Y E7500: http://processorfinder.intel.com/Det...px?sSpec=SLGTE If anything the E7500 would be more stable. Sorry if this doesn't help much Sayo, all of my tech has AMD >.< |
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