BenZentar wrote:
The Intel Quad Core i7 is one of the best out there i think,
i'm not sure if i'm on the wrong track here but i assume by a proccesor you mean CPU?
What are the best types of processors?
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This is what my Macbook Pro has and I love it! Works really fast/smoothly
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Well, macbooks have 3 purposes.
1. Videoediting
2. Musicediting
3. Imageediting
NOTHING ELSE~ -
Mine can do all that really good! It's also good for livestreaming, I've been playing games on it nicely, it browses the internet FAST, and has handled anything else I've ever needed to use a computer for. I LOVE IT!HisHighnessBr00tal wrote:
Well, macbooks have 3 purposes.
1. Videoediting
2. Musicediting
3. Imageediting
NOTHING ELSE~ -
HisHighnessBr00tal wrote:
get a good i5 or i7.
Add epic cooling and clock the crap outta it.
i5-2500K
i7-2600K
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HisHighnessBr00tal wrote:
get a good i5 or i7.
Add epic cooling and clock the crap outta it.
Please, tell me a little more about cooling. What it is exactly and basic info if possible.
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You'll buy an aftermarket cooler. Remove your stock cooler. Place a new thermal paste(not too much) then put the new aftermarket cooler. Take note about the size of your case and the size of your cooler. Sometimes, it will not fit or it will cause incompatibility with ram because of getting hit. It's necessary to buy an aftermarket cooler if you're going to OC since Processors will run hot when OC-ing.
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I'll try my best to see if I can get that done. Looks kinda confusing but it should be okay.
karlsanada10 wrote:
You'll buy an aftermarket cooler. Remove your stock cooler. Place a new thermal paste(not too much) then put the new aftermarket cooler. Take note about the size of your case and the size of your cooler. Sometimes, it will not fit or it will cause incompatibility with ram because of getting hit. It's necessary to buy an aftermarket cooler if you're going to OC since Processors will run hot when OC-ing. -
Watch tutorials on YouTube.:)
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