Hi
Can we look at 3 chips?
1) i5-4570
2) i5-4670
3) i7-4771
The main difference from what I can tell is minor clock speed difference, and an increase from 6 to 8 core hyper threading.
I'm seeing the performance increase as marginal, but the associated cost, makes me question the value. yes these are in iMacs.
so for an iMac with the i5-4570 chip its $1999\
an iMac with i5-4670 its an additional $200 to $2199
an iMac with i7-4771 its again an additional $200 or $2399
having said that, in the i7 the gpu is bumped up from 1GB ram to 2GB ram. However, with music production gpu's are of little consideration. More important is the RAM, and hdd space, along with cpu. Music production is such that, you open a daw, then you open a plugin (another program within the program), that will tweak the sound sample the way you want. There could be anywhere from 10 tracks like this to 400 tracks.
The question is, will those minor difference, really play a role.
Thanks for reply.
Can we look at 3 chips?
1) i5-4570
2) i5-4670
3) i7-4771
The main difference from what I can tell is minor clock speed difference, and an increase from 6 to 8 core hyper threading.
I'm seeing the performance increase as marginal, but the associated cost, makes me question the value. yes these are in iMacs.
so for an iMac with the i5-4570 chip its $1999\
an iMac with i5-4670 its an additional $200 to $2199
an iMac with i7-4771 its again an additional $200 or $2399
having said that, in the i7 the gpu is bumped up from 1GB ram to 2GB ram. However, with music production gpu's are of little consideration. More important is the RAM, and hdd space, along with cpu. Music production is such that, you open a daw, then you open a plugin (another program within the program), that will tweak the sound sample the way you want. There could be anywhere from 10 tracks like this to 400 tracks.
The question is, will those minor difference, really play a role.
Thanks for reply.
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