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MJAATC

MJAATC

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Planning a residential system with 4-5 camera locations outside. Looking to go with Blue Iris and probably the 2mp dahua varifocal starlight turrets. I am currently looking to add a PC. I have found one for a great price but not sure if it has the processor speed to do what I need. Ram and hard drive is easy upgrade. Please advise

HP Elite 8200 USFF Refurbished Desktop PC with Intel Core i5-2400s Processor,4GB Memory,160GB Hard Drive,Windows 10
 
What he said, I have a i5 5690k and that's old already. Go with the newer as it'll give you more headroom to work with if you plan to go with more cameras. You can never have enough.
 
MJAATC said:
Planning a residential system with 4-5 camera locations outside. Looking to go with Blue Iris and probably the 2mp dahua varifocal starlight turrets. I am currently looking to add a PC. I have found one for a great price but not sure if it has the processor speed to do what I need. Ram and hard drive is easy upgrade. Please advise

HP Elite 8200 USFF Refurbished Desktop PC with Intel Core i5-2400s Processor,4GB Memory,160GB Hard Drive,Windows 10
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you can easily run your load on that system....note that you dont mention the price..its worth around 100..also you likely mean USDT and that system is a poor choice because it only holds a single 2.5" drive..
 
This desktop is available locally (Texas USA) for $389.00

Acer Aspire ATC-780A-UR12 Desktop PC with Intel Core i5-7400 Processor 3.0GHz,8GB DDR4 Memory,1TB Hard Drive,Built in WiFI+Bluetooth 4.0LE,Windows 10

Any opinions? Thanks
 
MJAATC said:
This desktop is available locally (Texas USA) for $389.00

Acer Aspire ATC-780A-UR12 Desktop PC with Intel Core i5-7400 Processor 3.0GHz,8GB DDR4 Memory,1TB Hard Drive,Built in WiFI+Bluetooth 4.0LE,Windows 10

Any opinions? Thanks
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I've got an i5-6400 Dell with 4 cameras and BI running at about 7% usage on average, so that Acer should work just fine if it works for you.
 
Cupofschmoe said:
What he said, I have a i5 5690k and that's old already. Go with the newer as it'll give you more headroom to work with if you plan to go with more cameras. You can never have enough.
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Please do be careful with model numbers and such! That CPU doesn't exist.
 
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