Hi,
Just a quick question this one.
I learned recently after doing some research on prices and hardware that the LGA2011 socket processors are the best performance per cost. You can buy used, very cheap and quick processors on eBay, but have to fork out for the higher cost LGA2011 motherboard (and possibly higher cost ram). I am aware that there are a couple other sockets in high end, but I'm talking about buying the absolute best CPU per cost right now (which, I'm using used on ebay).
This, I see, is a small investment.
If you take a look at the high end cpu chart, https://www.cpubenchmark.net/high_end_cpus.html it pretty much establishes that if you want the high-end CPU performance, the LGA2011 socket is the only way to go. (again I'm aware there are a few other rare sockets).
I'm just here confirming my finding and making sure I haven't misinterpreted the data.
Thanks.
Just a quick question this one.
I learned recently after doing some research on prices and hardware that the LGA2011 socket processors are the best performance per cost. You can buy used, very cheap and quick processors on eBay, but have to fork out for the higher cost LGA2011 motherboard (and possibly higher cost ram). I am aware that there are a couple other sockets in high end, but I'm talking about buying the absolute best CPU per cost right now (which, I'm using used on ebay).
This, I see, is a small investment.
If you take a look at the high end cpu chart, https://www.cpubenchmark.net/high_end_cpus.html it pretty much establishes that if you want the high-end CPU performance, the LGA2011 socket is the only way to go. (again I'm aware there are a few other rare sockets).
I'm just here confirming my finding and making sure I haven't misinterpreted the data.
Thanks.