Thank you for testing. 11% faster. But 40 ~ 50 % more expensive. I was interested in this test because there’s a huge sale going on today on a PC Store in my country, which basically express the price gap I mentioned above. I’m gonna get a 1600 then.
Hi, it depends a lot on the ambient temperature. But if the equipment were used with high demand to the CPU, it could be convenient to use a more powerful cooler that draws the air back from the cabinet.
Thank you for testing.
11% faster. But 40 ~ 50 % more expensive.
I was interested in this test because there’s a huge sale going on today on a PC Store in my country, which basically express the price gap I mentioned above.
I’m gonna get a 1600 then.
Se não for Brasil mentiu.
@@brn6785 kkkk ok !! esse seria o af?
Would the 2600 stock heatsink be enough? Wouldn't there be heating problems? (Text translated to English)
Hi, it depends a lot on the ambient temperature. But if the equipment were used with high demand to the CPU, it could be convenient to use a more powerful cooler that draws the air back from the cabinet.
will be best if you put stopwatch in real time, so I know how fast the rendering was.
can you suggest me a budget gpu for 3ds max and vray rendering ?
With correct ram specifically 3200mhz the 1600 af outperform the 2600
Not Bad :D
I get 1220cb. Should i be worried?
1600 or 2600???
Psu use plz