ub4ty
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You make a post that is highly personal accusing people of being negative without support. People are clearly intel/amd builders per their use case/workflows. So, your assertion is unfounded. You then pad in your personal processor choice. I ask you why you'd go with such a processor. You then go on w/ unfounded personal assertions again?Again, its the fastest single threaded performance available. Autocad is still largely single threaded. Stop projecting your own expertise, and user needs and above ALL morals onto others. You say you have no bias yet you bring Intel's practices into the discussion?? Get a grip guy you need a time-out.
For MY needs the 8086K will bring the best possible performance I can find, for reduced prices once the 9900K hits the shelves.
Some autocad operations are still largely single threaded. This speaks to dated legacy software. Other autocad operations are very multi-threaded thus perform great with more cores.
http://www.cadalyst.com/hardware/wo...yers-can-benefit-threadripper-38756?page_id=3
Get a grip... calm down.
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