thefalloftheheretic
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I had a P4 when i first started working on a DAW-
-I wouldn't worry about it too much unless you require insane power because you play games on ultra graphics or run sessions with 100+ tracks regularly. Any CPU today will be a huge improvement to what you currently have, like you said, so just grab the best thing you can afford.
I have been looking into one of the new amd fx processors that are 8-core's. Seem's to be the power I need that i am not getting with my current quad core machine.
Well my cpu just crapped, so im kinda have to buy a new computer(i guess). I dont need a powerhouse at all, gotta have to buy the cheapest best. I dont need intel too in fact im building amd since 2002 and its great for what it is. So anybody has any opinion about getting these new a10-5800k apus? or get an fx series? I dont want to replace anything in my configuration at least for 4-5 years and i want my VST performance meter not going above at least 50-60%. Will these apus do the job? My lastest cpu was an 5000+ x2 amd
Intel are more expensive for a reason, they just straight make better CPUs. Try an Intel i5 series.
I know that intel makes great cpus, and the i7 is very good, much better than any amd cpu. But if i could do anything on an amd for half the prize why should I go for it? I just want an honest AMD cpu working preferably in 2016 too.