D dave7108 n3wb Mar 3, 2016 26 7 Mar 6, 2016 #1 do i need discrete graphics? il be running 4 x 4mp ip cams. With a i7 4790 & 16gb ram win 10 64bit thanks
do i need discrete graphics? il be running 4 x 4mp ip cams. With a i7 4790 & 16gb ram win 10 64bit thanks
fenderman Staff member Mar 9, 2014 36,891 21,407 Mar 6, 2016 #2 dave7108 said: do i need discrete graphics? il be running 4 x 4mp ip cams. With a i7 4790 & 16gb ram win 10 64bit thanks Click to expand... No, you dont want it. You want to use the integrated intel HD. Your load could easily be handled by a i5-4590 available for 300.
dave7108 said: do i need discrete graphics? il be running 4 x 4mp ip cams. With a i7 4790 & 16gb ram win 10 64bit thanks Click to expand... No, you dont want it. You want to use the integrated intel HD. Your load could easily be handled by a i5-4590 available for 300.
D dave7108 n3wb Mar 3, 2016 26 7 Mar 6, 2016 #3 any way to decrease electricity use - would an i7 be better?
fenderman Staff member Mar 9, 2014 36,891 21,407 Mar 6, 2016 #4 dave7108 said: any way to decrease electricity use - would an i7 be better? Click to expand... Would probably be the same. The newer haswell/skylake systems are very efficient.
dave7108 said: any way to decrease electricity use - would an i7 be better? Click to expand... Would probably be the same. The newer haswell/skylake systems are very efficient.
E Emanresu n3wb Mar 3, 2016 1 0 Mar 7, 2016 #5 Not putting in the discrete graphics card will save on electricity. The integrated graphics on the CPU will handle the encoding with no problem.
Not putting in the discrete graphics card will save on electricity. The integrated graphics on the CPU will handle the encoding with no problem.
I ilikebike n3wb Jan 7, 2016 24 8 Mar 8, 2016 #6 If you're building a system you can also look into the S and T series of CPUs. Slightly lower clock speeds but improved power consumption. http://www.anandtech.com/show/8774/...ew-core-i3-4130t-i5-4570s-and-i7-4790s-tested
If you're building a system you can also look into the S and T series of CPUs. Slightly lower clock speeds but improved power consumption. http://www.anandtech.com/show/8774/...ew-core-i3-4130t-i5-4570s-and-i7-4790s-tested