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#205562 17-Nov-2016 21:17
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My trusty i3 plex server is struggling with transcoding bigger files. I'd be keen for a processor upgrade if anyone's got a cheapy I could buy.


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  #1673199 17-Nov-2016 22:12
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I got the same problem. i got a pentium G620. Some videos i cant watch with plex :(




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  #1673317 18-Nov-2016 07:49
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This has been the best PC I've ever owned - it's run faultlessly for about 5 or 6 years. It's just starting to struggle with transcoding large 1080p files.

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  #1674603 20-Nov-2016 18:31
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Bump. Alternatively I'd be interested in a motherboard / cpu combo if anyone wants to move one on. Just needs to support DDR3 RAM.




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  #1674700 20-Nov-2016 22:13
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Handle9:

 

Bump. Alternatively I'd be interested in a motherboard / cpu combo if anyone wants to move one on. Just needs to support DDR3 RAM.

 

 

If you can find a motherboard that supports the chip, I can pretty much give you my i7-3820, provided you send me some appropriate materials to pack it into so it reaches you safely.

 

 

 

 


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  #1675169 21-Nov-2016 21:08
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dejadeadnz:

Handle9:


Bump. Alternatively I'd be interested in a motherboard / cpu combo if anyone wants to move one on. Just needs to support DDR3 RAM.



If you can find a motherboard that supports the chip, I can pretty much give you my i7-3820, provided you send me some appropriate materials to pack it into so it reaches you safely.


 


 



Thanks for the offer but I'd need a motherboard to match. Looking online it appears that all the motherboards for that socket need ddr4 and at that point I'd probably look at a whole new machine.

Thanks for the offer I do appreciate it.

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  #1675205 21-Nov-2016 21:40
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Nope, that CPU will work with DDR3 Memory for sure - and if OP doesn't want it, I'll happily throw some bones your way for it, because I've been looking for an excuse to build an unRAID setup, and having one of those processors would definitely fit the bill.




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  #1675207 21-Nov-2016 21:41
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toejam316: Nope, that CPU will work with DDR3 Memory for sure - and if OP doesn't want it, I'll happily throw some bones your way for it, because I've been looking for an excuse to build an unRAID setup, and having one of those processors would definitely fit the bill.


Go for it - the cpu may work with ddr3 but find a motherboard that supports it is a bit harder.

 
 
 

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  #1676367 23-Nov-2016 20:26
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toejam316: Nope, that CPU will work with DDR3 Memory for sure - and if OP doesn't want it, I'll happily throw some bones your way for it, because I've been looking for an excuse to build an unRAID setup, and having one of those processors would definitely fit the bill.

 

 

 

Send me a PM :) If you're in Auckland, even easier!

 

 

 

 


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