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Intel LGA1155 P67/Z68/Z77, Sandy/Ivy Bridge Architecture
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Edison83
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Oct 9 2012, 12:24 PM
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Hi, I hope that some sifu here can shed some light on my confusion I have.
Currently Im using i7 1st gen (860). Im a heavy gamers, and I think my current proc and mobo are bottlenecking my PC. So i was thinking upgrading my PC, when it come to processor, Intel i7 3770 and 3770K I have confusion.
I know that 3770K can OC more, but I dont usually OC my hardware (it just dont worth sacrificing my hardware lifespan for OC) it has less security (No intel TXT, Intel VT-d, Intel vPro). TBH I dont know if these Intel TXT, VT-d, vPro actually works for me. I do like more security on my PC to prevent intrusion. I dont like format my PC often, coz every time I format it took very loooooong time to install all things back.
My question is
1. Does the 3770k worth sacrificing the security for speed? 2. Does this Intel TXT, vPro, VT-d, Intel SIPP really help boosting security on home PC?
IN my own opinion, I put security over speed, by buying a high end processor you already realise that the speed is more than enough for any games and software. That is what I think, what will you guys think if you guys are in my shoe??
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Edison83
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Oct 14 2012, 11:57 PM
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QUOTE(OC4/3 @ Oct 10 2012, 11:23 PM) I go  when i see people claim that oc will shorten pc lifespan Even if it does,most of the time it is working fine and you would upgrade it for newer component But not everyone like to overclock,that i can understand It's more of a hobby than a practical thing for everyone to do With that said,i go  everytime when i see people claim oc will shorten lifespan My pc had been running for more or less 60 months(got load of upgrade in between,current configuration 24 months or so) 24/7 oced with 1.7V on E8600 + water cooling before and 1.85V with dry ice yet it is still kicking ass now Heat does shorten the lifespan to be exact. PLus it lowered the value of reselling the proc if you hardcore OC them. Some ppl just prefer speed over their lifespan hardware. Its not that rare anyway This post has been edited by Edison83: Oct 14 2012, 11:58 PM
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Edison83
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Oct 15 2012, 12:35 PM
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QUOTE(OC4/3 @ Oct 15 2012, 12:09 AM) Who said?? Have you find out the price of a golden tested chip before?? Those golden tested chip that can take WR,OCer willing to pay a few times over new price for them OC also voids your warranty, so... what ever you say bro Wont be OC-ing my brand new hardware for a time being. Geez, instead of focus the question I ask, u go focus on the topic that wasnt any help at all for me. Like i said b4, im not a fan of OC.
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