Building a new BI5 computer Part 1 CPU selection

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MikeBwca
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IMHO... Get the biggest and fastest that fits your budget.
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As MikeBwca said, get the fastest CPU that your budget allows. You can never have too much processing power.
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Is the system going to be dedicated to BI?

MoBos/Chipsets with extra PCI lanes and USB 3.0 ports would be less useful. And if you get a 'k' model CPU that can be overclocked make sure your chipset supports overclocking.

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en ... sets.html/
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The only difference for the sockets themselves is the pin count: socket 1151 has 1151 pins, and socket 2066 has 2066 pins. There is no difference between their performances,

https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing ... r-sockets/
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