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I'm going to be gettng some quotes from our HP enterprise rep soon about a new computer and was wondering if there were any benefits to going with a 12th gen Intel and if so, how many power and effeciancy cores? Or would a Xeon 12xx series processor be better or as good?
Not doing heavy modeling but a lot of manual report refreshes (compocated story), some modeling, and visualization creating and editing. This could grow so wuld like a processor that has plnty of headroom for that.
It will also be our primamry computer so will b running Outlook, Teams, browsers, etc, etc so also needs to handle these like a champ. 🙂
TIA
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Lots of cores, lots of memory - those are always good. Note that Power BI Desktop is pretty bad at asking for more memory - you need to help it in the settings.
Either processor will be fine. Assuming they are running at more than 3GHz. Again, higher is better.
Lots of cores, lots of memory - those are always good. Note that Power BI Desktop is pretty bad at asking for more memory - you need to help it in the settings.
Either processor will be fine. Assuming they are running at more than 3GHz. Again, higher is better.
That depends on your setup. P SKUs are for Premium environments (inside a company), E SKUs are for Embedded environments that are mostly used by ISVs etc. and targeted at users outside the company.
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