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This means that regardless of the number of cores, you're still going to be waiting for the longest executing thread. The problem is that eventually you need every thread to be complete so you can call present() and display the frame. Even Skyrim's archaic DX9 Creation Engine can throw out enough background tasks and parallel scene assembers to hit ten working threads. CryEngine can spit out upwards of 20 worker threads.

The problem is not that making a parallel game engine is hard. Game engines have stupidly long dev cycles and still can't do it. You claimed it was because of short dev cycles. So, I just don't understand why more H97 and i3 Game Boxen are not being built? If you're willing to go 'down market' sacrificing performance, warranty, and brand-naming you could likely shave a couple of hundred from the price. Oh, and who uses digital removable media any longer? The 1TB of SSD storage is going to abet the systems 'speediness' If you don't have an egregious video or pic fetesh, most everything will fit on the SSD. Even when DX12 (finally) arrives, this CPU is likely to be more than capable. Which follows the trend of offloading the gaming workload to the GPU over the CPU. The trade-off here that you go with a fast 'dualie' (dual core) CPU and an uber-capable GPU and a large SSD.
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O/S: Microsoft Windows 10 Home - 64-bit - OEM US$100.
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CPU: Intel Core i3-4170 3M Haswell Dual-Core 3.7GHz LGA 1150 54W BX80646I34170 Desktop Processor Intel HD Graphics 4400 US$110 with promo code EMCAXAK44.Today, I was perusing the American Labor Day Holiday deals, and realized that a really-capable system could be cobbled together for a very little amount of money from a single vendor. I don't understand, why modestly priced gaming systems with premium features don't end-up on a lot more desktops.
