Hey everyone!
I'm running an hackintosh with an i5-2500k cpu, right now i have a project that I worked on quite a bit but I just can't work on it anymore because it lags out logic pro (I use logic pro 9) and it's just unbearable for me to finish it even though i'm almost done with it.
I was looking at buying a new cpu and i wanted to get the i7-4790k cpu, i would also need a new mobo and i was going with the GA-Z97X-SLI (i was first looking at the GA-Z97X-UD5H but the SLI one is pretty much cheaper and i don't think theres a major difference in those 2 mobo's)
I was wondering, if i upgrade from a i5-2500k to a i7-4790k will i see a huge difference in logic pro? I heard everyone saying you should get a 8 core or more cpu but they're quite expensive, i was also looking at saving for a more expensive mobo so i could get the xeon e5-2620 v2 but then i'd have to wait a few extra months to get it.
Should i get the i7? or would i benefit wayy more if i'd go with the xeon?
Thanks!
I'm running an hackintosh with an i5-2500k cpu, right now i have a project that I worked on quite a bit but I just can't work on it anymore because it lags out logic pro (I use logic pro 9) and it's just unbearable for me to finish it even though i'm almost done with it.
I was looking at buying a new cpu and i wanted to get the i7-4790k cpu, i would also need a new mobo and i was going with the GA-Z97X-SLI (i was first looking at the GA-Z97X-UD5H but the SLI one is pretty much cheaper and i don't think theres a major difference in those 2 mobo's)
I was wondering, if i upgrade from a i5-2500k to a i7-4790k will i see a huge difference in logic pro? I heard everyone saying you should get a 8 core or more cpu but they're quite expensive, i was also looking at saving for a more expensive mobo so i could get the xeon e5-2620 v2 but then i'd have to wait a few extra months to get it.
Should i get the i7? or would i benefit wayy more if i'd go with the xeon?
Thanks!