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  1. 06-19-2008, 02:44 AM #1
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    Can't execute SisoftSandra too


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    Quote Originally Posted by JCornell View Post
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    try pls Wprime 1024M, thx
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    Quote Originally Posted by FlanK3r View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by JCornell View Post
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    Thanks for all the benchmarks JC. I was going to buil d a Q67000 or Q9450 system for video editing, but now I will wait for Nehalem. As others have noted, this looks like it will be a great multi-thread chip. Just what I am looking for to run Sony Movie Studio (which can generate upto 4 threads )
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    Quote Originally Posted by sdsdv10 View Post
    Thanks for all the benchmarks JC. I was going to buil d a Q67000 or Q9450 system for video editing, but now I will wait for Nehalem. As others have noted, this looks like it will be a great multi-thread chip. Just what I am looking for to run Sony Movie Studio (which can generate upto 4 threads )
    Can you wait that long :p. I'm toying with the idea of building a cheapie 24/7 render slave, looks like CPU's are getting cheaper . Nehalem looks tempting, however I cant really believe we'd be able to find it available any time soon after release
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neuuubeh View Post
    Can you wait that long :p. I'm toying with the idea of building a cheapie 24/7 render slave, looks like CPU's are getting cheaper . Nehalem looks tempting, however I cant really believe we'd be able to find it available any time soon after release
    Actually I can. I just picked up a refurb Dell Optiplex 755 with a E8500 for just over $600. I tried to build something similar at Newegg, but even using the cheapest components for everything the lowest total was >$700. Plus it comes with a three year on-site (in this case, meaning at home) warranty. This will easily last me until next year until the price/supply for Nehalem has stabilized. After that, I will pass it on to my wife.
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