It's intriguing of you are just into productivity loads and has better box cooling.
It's hard to push this over the 5600 or 5700g unless you have a specific application.
I want a low powered system with decent cpu and enough cores to run Proxmox to run couple of VMs at the same time. Looks like for the price , power draw and also built in video - yeah, the 5700G might be what I need. Although I'm leaning more towards the 5600G. Since its half the cost almost and has built in video. It's going to run headless. So I just need built in video out for troubleshooting and saving the PCIe slot on a mini-itx for HBA card.
I just need to find a decent mini-ITX motherboard for this that has a Intel NIC.
It's intriguing of you are just into productivity loads and has better box cooling.
It's hard to push this over the 5600 or 5700g unless you have a specific application.
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The 5600 is cheaper and better.
Got a 5600x from Best Buy at the same price and it has substantially better perf on single thread and substantial lower power consumption. That 3800x will beat it from slightly to substantially if all cores are used (depending on the efficiency of the full use of cores). The 5600x appears to still be at $159 at Best Buy, probably a better deal for some users.
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It's hard to push this over the 5600 or 5700g unless you have a specific application.
It's hard to push this over the 5600 or 5700g unless you have a specific application.
I just need to find a decent mini-ITX motherboard for this that has a Intel NIC.
It's hard to push this over the 5600 or 5700g unless you have a specific application.
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