I recently took a large order from a firm in NYC.
They wanted super custom builds and I came in way under budget so, they want a couple custom computers tailored to specific needs.
One of their needs is a bunch of photo/video machines because they want the ability to hire their own professionals and not consult like they have been.
The PC's are going to be used very marginally for Video but, mostly for photo editing.
I originally wanted to do an 8150 because, it's faster than the Q6600, they're currently using (Not even kidding) and with the right card, could actually accomplish everything they need. Ram-wise it will benefit them as well.
With their budget, if I go with the 8150, I can do about 3 computers and actually save them a bit or, I can go with an Intel CPU, spend a bit more and only be able to give them 2 computers.
A rival competitor has been giving them advice and I feel it's very misplaced...However, it has me wondering if I should push Intel or if the AMD will accomplish what it needs to.
I was wondering what some of your experiences are in relation to the difference between the cores in a working environment?
Compared to what they have now, the 8150 is a huge upgrade...So I'm very pro 8150.
Thoughts? Opinions?
They wanted super custom builds and I came in way under budget so, they want a couple custom computers tailored to specific needs.
One of their needs is a bunch of photo/video machines because they want the ability to hire their own professionals and not consult like they have been.
The PC's are going to be used very marginally for Video but, mostly for photo editing.
I originally wanted to do an 8150 because, it's faster than the Q6600, they're currently using (Not even kidding) and with the right card, could actually accomplish everything they need. Ram-wise it will benefit them as well.
With their budget, if I go with the 8150, I can do about 3 computers and actually save them a bit or, I can go with an Intel CPU, spend a bit more and only be able to give them 2 computers.
A rival competitor has been giving them advice and I feel it's very misplaced...However, it has me wondering if I should push Intel or if the AMD will accomplish what it needs to.
I was wondering what some of your experiences are in relation to the difference between the cores in a working environment?
Compared to what they have now, the 8150 is a huge upgrade...So I'm very pro 8150.
Thoughts? Opinions?
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not waiting for the long boot times and application loading is a major plus. 
