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isotron
02-21-08, 11:55 AM
hey,

i often read somethink about the skulltrail, and often people and magazines (CT, gamestar) say : "it is the fastest Desk PC"
So i tested my Precision T7400, and beat the skulltrail with 1000 points more.

u can see here: h__p://youtube.com/watch?v=_fM1XaAxxWs

;)

Madpistol
02-21-08, 12:27 PM
so why can't you post the link?

all you had to do was this: http://youtube.com/watch?v=_fM1XaAxxWs

isotron
02-21-08, 12:31 PM
i post it. without tt in the http, because i am against to much tracking :)

Madpistol
02-21-08, 12:35 PM
I just watched the video...

Do you realize how much money is required to get one of those workstations? just upping the processor to the X5460 pushes the price over $3000 for the computer.

And why are we comparing a workstation computer to an enthusiast performance part? They're in 2 different markets. On another note, buy a less expensive skulltrail motherboard, and overclock your processors, whatever they may be, and you save tons of money compared to the workstation.

Sorry, but I just don't see the relevance of this thread.

Logical
02-21-08, 12:57 PM
Lol Pwned :D

isotron
02-21-08, 01:01 PM
I know the money i needed for it! And sure , i dont want compare an 8 Core Desk with an dual or quadcore.

I only want to show, that seriuos informations can be wrong, and if someone at the buisiness needs an 8 Core (only in buisness u need it really!) , he should buy the precision, i think.

Roliath
02-21-08, 02:34 PM
I just watched the video...

Do you realize how much money is required to get one of those workstations? just upping the processor to the X5460 pushes the price over $3000 for the computer.

And why are we comparing a workstation computer to an enthusiast performance part? They're in 2 different markets. On another note, buy a less expensive skulltrail motherboard, and overclock your processors, whatever they may be, and you save tons of money compared to the workstation.

Sorry, but I just don't see the relevance of this thread.
I don't think your Market argument holds that much relevance here, in a way.
I mean, the skulltrail is based on a workstation board. Everything about screams Workstation.

Jolle Said it Best.
Seems like they´re taking a workstation thing and putting it in the entusiast segment, while pricing it as a workstation platform..
So.. its a workstation platform.. for enthusiasts.. but for workstations.. enthusiastic workstation?

Madpistol
02-21-08, 03:20 PM
I don't think your Market argument holds that much relevance here, in a way.
I mean, the skulltrail is based on a workstation board. Everything about screams Workstation.

Jolle Said it Best.

You do have a point. Skulltrail is a modified workstation board.

Ok, The point is valid. However, most people don't have the $10k that it would take to get one of those workstations. So for $3-4k, you can have something that is almost as powerful. If Money is no object, get the Dell Workstation with the warranty, but you CAN'T overclock a dell (nor do you want to for that matter) Skulltrail is the answer to this problem, and it will cost significantly less than a professional workstation would.

Roliath
02-21-08, 10:01 PM
You do have a point. Skulltrail is a modified workstation board.

Ok, The point is valid. However, most people don't have the $10k that it would take to get one of those workstations. So for $3-4k, you can have something that is almost as powerful. If Money is no object, get the Dell Workstation with the warranty, but you CAN'T overclock a dell (nor do you want to for that matter) Skulltrail is the answer to this problem, and it will cost significantly less than a professional workstation would.

I agree completely.

isotron
02-22-08, 05:26 AM
i agree to, i was impressed by seeing cinebench results of an skulltrail, which was over-clocked to 4.6ghz! and it reached more then 30k points in cinebench.
But i dont know how stable this setup is running.

Madpistol
02-22-08, 10:18 AM
Actually, most Core 2's overclock really well. The new Quad Cores very stable at high frequencies. It's probably not out of the question for a pair of those processors to reach 4Ghz. Bear in mind that it would give off a TON of heat, and that may be a problem if you don't have adequate air flow.

sytaylor
02-24-08, 09:29 PM
What would be the benefit of an enthusiast owning a workstation level machine?

DCLXVI
03-17-08, 09:47 PM
I might be mistaken, but aren't the T7400 and Skulltrail basicly the same thing...? Same chipset etc..?