Pros: These are incredibly fast. I use 2 of them in a Supermicro X9DAE board with 256GB of ram. I get a cinebench score of 26.10. These processors will handle anything that ...
Cons: Price. Really, almost 2 grand? I suppose with no competition at the top, Intel can charge whatever they want.
Pros: I own one! (Its still boxed, waiting for the machine to drop it into). I'm excited to see what this thing can do (Will be used in an HP Z420 Workstation as an ESX5.1 h...
Cons: To the average Proc buyer, this would be a very, very expensive purchase, that they probably wouldn't be able to utilize fully. But I'm going to tax it heavily, and I ...
Pros: 16 physical cores (2-Socket WS Mobo) and 128GB of RAM take your productivity to entirely new levels. If your workstation is a *tool* and not a toy, these 8-core E5 CPU...
Cons: 150 watts is a LOT of energy for thermal regulation, exacerbated when you have TWO of these monsters. Your entire build needs to revolve around sufficient cooling, as ...
Pros: Tears through multithreaded apps. Fantastic for doing graphics software development with lots of multithreaded code. Makes it easy to see when your code is able to sat...
Cons: Expensive. Runs hot. Multipliers are locked hard, so no overclocking.