> > > Xeons haven't been "dual core" since 2007. Vas probably meant build your own system and use the most modern Haswell Xeon that you can afford. Xeons are used in the Mac Pro and in servers but there's nothing stopping you from using one (as long as the mobo accepts a Xeon CPU) in a PC you build yourself.
> > My current Windows desktop is a Dell Precision T3610 with quad-core E5 Xeon, ECC RAM, dual Quadro and a SAS2 controller. It goes hard! It might be cheaper to build your own, but then you lose out on the three year on-site service contract.
edit: you probably won't get a Xeon in anything portable - it's workstation class and needs power and cooling to match
Ahh, thanks, both of you. I'm looking at something around $500, though. And quiet as possible.
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