Is 4 Cores Enough? : Rebuilding a Dell 7010 for Epic Gaming

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[Javadamutt]

Quick Sync was phenomenal. It used the built in graphics on the Intel Chip to encode video provided the software supported it. I believe handbrake was one that did

Not only was it insanely fast, it produced far better results in terms of image quality than both AMD and Nvidia GPU encoding and initially was faster too. CPU encoding was still marginally better image quality wise but was an order of magnitude slower.

[amanraza]

As a dual core user i say it's more than enough

[upcycledtech]

Would you by any chance be interested in a video collab with me and a couple of other tech YouTubers