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Depends what work you are doing on those machines in the office. If you are writing software in office where you need to run many services and applications at the same time .. this configuration would not work.
you would be slow as hell...
I totally agree with you. So if I go with a 4770 then what are my options for a solid non overclocking MB ? I have to go with some other chipset right ?
Well I must admit that when I created that thread, I hadn't started any research.. then I started reading more and more about the hardware. I am planning to build my machine in around one months time so if you read that thread.. people suggested me to post my configuration when I am ready to buy...
Came across this thread and looks like ubuntu 14.04 LTS (latest distro) works just fine on the Z87 chipset :)
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2216079
Great, thanks for the info skripka, I feel better :)
Dangman, the first thing I did was to post a thread with answers to all the questions from the sticky:
http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1814959
:D
Great, I guess in that case my two biggest componets (processor and...
Well I am planning to build my first box and want to run ubuntu on it but I have not come across anybody who is running ubuntu on their newly built system.
Ubuntu distro is compatible with the Z87 chipset but want to know the configuration if anybody recently installed ubuntu on the same...
I will be using the machine for my conventional C++/Java development. I might get my feet wet in open source Linux/Kernel development. I would say all this falls under conventional development and will not need a GPU.
At this point of time I do not have any idea about what applications I plan...
I was wondering has anybody build a PC with GPU in it just for software development ?
I am in the processes of building a PC for me and I will be using the PC for my software development only. (no gaming)..
I have decided to get Intel Core i7 4770K and was wondering should I go with Z87...