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Intel XEON X5690 Vs Intel Core i7990x

When it comes for high-end gaming and workstation purpose which of these 6 core processor is the best?
Feb 27 '12 #1
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Looks like CPUWorld has a nice breakdown of performance here, but overall it looks like the i7-990x is the desktop recommendation, the X5690 is a server CPU.
Feb 28 '12 #2

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