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CPU for workstation

- August 31, 2020 at 7:09 pm
  
  yelyaa
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  Dear All, nFor my thesis, my lab has given me a budget to set up a workstation for my work (and for them for the future)nThe budget allows me to go for a 14-core CPU (we can afford a ~1000-1300 $ CPU), and I am a bit lost in the choice to be honest.nFor now I foresee an Intel Xeon w-2275, but I was wondering if going for a Xeon, instead of an i9 for example, or maybe a similar performance AMD is worth it.nThe only advantage I see in the Xeon for the moment is the ECC option, does it really make a difference ?nThank you very much for your helpn
- September 1, 2020 at 1:03 am
  
  Karthik Remella
  Administrator
  
  Hello,nI've answered your question here. n
  Dear Ansys community,For my thesis, my lab has given me a budget to set up a workstation for my work (and for them for the future)The budget allows me to go for a 14-core CPU (we can afford a ~1000-1300 $ CPU), and I am a bit lost in the choice to be honest.For now I foresee an Intel Xeon w-2275, but I was wondering if going for a Xeon, instead of an i9 for example, or maybe a similar performance AMD is worth it.The only advantage I see in the Xeon for the moment is the ECC option, does it really make a difference ?Thank you very much for your help/forum/discussion/19962/workstation-configuration-for-fluent
  Please avoid created duplicate questions.nThanks.nKarthikn

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