What CPU do you have?

I think you should swap your storage server's CPU and MB with your rig's lol. Ivy Bridge/Haswell is way better than AMD's A10, which is shit.

 

Core i3, Geforce 920MX

 

It works for what I use it for. I'll upgrade when the time is right and money isn't so tight.

 

It's better than what I have... well, I have a 4th gen Intel i3 4030U, so that isn't too bad...

 

Two Intel Xeon X5690's

Each has 6-cores 12-threads running at a base speed of 3.46GHz and a turbo of 3.73GHz and 12MB smart cache

So a total of 12-cores 24-threads with 24MB cache


https://ark.intel.com/products/5257...r-X5690-12M-Cache-3_46-GHz-6_40-GTs-Intel-QPI

 

MC68010P8, 1 core, 1 thread, 0 bytes cache, underclocked to 6 MHz to preserve the old hardware

 

NOTE: I have 4 different computers

Intel Pentium III-M 1.06 GHz

Intel Pentium Dual-Core 1.46 Ghz (T2310)

Intel Celeron M 1.4 Ghz

Intel Core i5 4210u 2.4 Ghz

 

intel core i7-2760QM @ 2.40 GHZ

 

Laptop: Intel Core i7-3537U with Turbo Boost to 3.1Ghz
Desktop #1: Intel Core i5-3470 at stock speeds
Desktop #2: Intel Core i5-7600K at stock speeds with Turbo Boost to 4.2Ghz

 

I figure I'll also list my other CPUs since others are doing it.

Current desktop CPU: Intel Core i7 4790k (codename Devil's Canyon, aka Haswell refresh)
Old desktop CPU: Intel Core i7 920
Smartphone: Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 (8 cores, 4 in each of two clusters up to about 2.35 GHz)

 

Intel Core 2 Quad. it's not the best CPU, but it works just fine.

 

I'm currently on an i5 2500s. It's fine but for BeamNG and PS2 emulation it really starts to choke.

My planned upgrade is going to be the MSI Z68MA-ED55 (B3) motherboard and an i7 2600k. Sub 160 dollar upgrade, and will run BeamNG great and PS2 emulators will run at full speed lol

 

Main: Xseries 5930k 4.5GHz OC ( nice stable 4.5 at 30-35C)
Backup: i5 7600

 

Intel i5

edit: no idea what i5.
I got the parts for my comp for Christmas in December 2016 and threw it together.

 

That could be anything from an i5 430M up to an i5 8600K

 

I7 8086K running mostly stock clocks, but if needed seems to go to 5Ghz all cores without any trouble.

 

i7 8086k @4.7Ghz all cores currently, but I can get it to 5.1 before it starts to throttle.

 

If you want to find out, open the file Explorer and right click on 'This PC' and then on 'Properties', you should find the model numper of your processor there

 

Intel Core2 Quad Q9650 3.0 overclocked at 3.4 Ghz

 

i3-6100 for my main PC, not overclocked because I'm paranoid
Two Atom processors for my two crappy netbooks, one clocked to 1.8 GHZ, the other stock at 1.66
One RaspberryPi, overclocked to 1 GHZ