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Benchmarks

Picking hardware can be tricky. If you’re wondering what sort of hardware you’ll need for your workloads, you’ve come to the right place!

Benchmarks offer a sneak preview of performance – making them a reliable source of information that you can use before you decide on hardware. For example, a particular CPU workload might benefit from higher core counts while another might benefit from better clock speeds.

CG Director covers a variety of benchmarks to make your PC building experience simpler.

Pick the right hardware for your workload – ensuring that you get excellent value out of your brand-new workstation.

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