[Super Geeks Question] - Intel i5 vs i7 for running automation software?

should have gotten two desktops with 6 core 1100Ts and 16gb/each (would have also been cheaper)

If you have fiber (at the very least) you prob could have ran 30 scrapebox instances at once between those two comps

I needed a server that was rack mounted so I can put it in my data center. The drives alone are worth more than what I paid. It is more than enough horse power for anything I need to do. Trying to get a few more for other projects.
 
I needed a server that was rack mounted so I can put it in my data center. The drives alone are worth more than what I paid. It is more than enough horse power for anything I need to do. Trying to get a few more for other projects.

indeed. I never operate more than 10 instances of SB... but I like having those running 24/7 and being able to use my comp for Senuke/AMR on top of that.

I try to process at least 5 million scraped blogs a day (def not harvesting through scrapebox though)
I'm testing a new, super competitive niche (one of the 5 most competitive SEO niches) by running 250k unique domain x 4 blog comments through it over the course of a month.
 
Guys, I got the i7 processor. 2.00GHz (Turbo Boostable up to 2.9GHz), 6MB cache.
It's got 8GB DDR3 RAM.
However, the HDD's 5400 rpm.

Still, the whole laptop is frigging fast.

The "multithreading" speed when it comes to running automation software is definitely satisfactory.

AMR now runs about 20-40% faster.

I can't wait to test out SEnukeX version 2.0 (using sockets, like ScrapeBox and AMR technology).

Worth the money? Yes.

Why?

Cause I could now work faster and those tiny little bits of waiting here and there are eliminated.

I think everyone should get a faster PC/laptop if they're using their PC/Mac 24/7, being in this business. It does matter.

Time does.


-bikerboy
 
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