7/20/2018 8:25 AM | |
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@MAZENJER:
you mean the old i7 - right? @Marko:
Any of those PCs should do in my opinion. We good service out of a Dell built i5 5th generation running TIA V13. These where mainly for design of S7-1200 and Basic HMI panels. But THAT is the point - what are you using it for. Which engineering software? Which target devices? You may find this write-up of value: https://www.howtogeek.com/223020/what-are-the-meanings-of-intel-processor-suffixes/ The U designation is lower power usage. It also means the CPU is not at its peak performance. It is great for being in the field. Not so great for designing TP1200 projects. Running Virtual Machine?... do not use an i5 and best to stay away from the U or any other "mobile" CPUs. Other considerations: It would be most helpful to the Forum's guys if you clarify
(field vs design; graphic vs PLC; basic vs comfort/prof; classic and/or TIA). I have a question regarding on what type of application TIA is I am not sure. It is suppose to be a multi-thread capable software but I have only seen it over utilize the first core in a multi-core CPU. Perhaps someone can check for us again. |
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