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September 21, 2023, 07:51 |
CPU for mobile workstation
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Alessandro De Gregorio
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I'm buying a new mobile workstation with that I'm looking to run some CFD simulation in the future with Ansys, Solidworks and auto cad.
The configuration it's the following one - GPU RTX 2000 ada generation - RAM 32 gb ddr5 - for what concern the cpu I'm undecided among an i7 13850HX or an i9 13950HX which one should I consider? Between the two there's a 412 euros price difference |
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September 21, 2023, 15:10 |
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Alex
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There is absolutely no benefit from the more expensive CPU. It has a bunch more E-cores, but still 8 P-cores.
It's not much use in desktop CPUs. And for mobile CPUs, power and thermal constraints further reduce the usefulness of high core counts. |
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September 21, 2023, 17:27 |
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Alessandro De Gregorio
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Thank you very much!
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cfd, intel i7, intel i9, workstation laptop |
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