I have a i7-950 build. I wonder if I will notice a different using a new build i7-2600k, 2600, or i5-2500k. I do not have knowledge if core 2 q9300 to i7-950 is a big improvement . For a GPU i use GTX 460 768mb & 336 stream processors.
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Take a look at this;
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@MERX2006
Make sure that your SandyBridge sits on Z68 MoBosigpic
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Wait until sandy bridge-E later this year or wait for ivy bridge which will be 22nm (January 2012).
I don't believe the differce is so imporatnt to buy a hole new pc,m/b,cpu,ram.Comment
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On things that matter in DVDFab, the 2600K is about 30-40% faster. I would call this significant if you encode h264 (using DVD Ripper or BD Ripper) or compress or otherwise re-encode Blu-rays using BD Copy. As noted by Ipopov, the mobo/bios must fully suppport the QuickSync feature to realize these benefits.Supplying DVDFab Logs in the Forum ...........................User Manual PDF for DVDFab v11................................ Guide: Using Images in Posts
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i5-2500K is a good way to go, I couldn't justify the premium on the i7-2600K.
But that's just me..
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