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Mar 7 2015 01:38pm
Quote (yupitsmeh @ Mar 7 2015 03:35pm)
he can still put together


I can put a PC together I've done it just need a bit of help with cooler

Theres a difference between difficulty and not being able to doit
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Mar 7 2015 01:39pm
Quote (yupitsmeh @ Mar 7 2015 02:34pm)
QQ

GIMHAE >

biased plz listen to others joe can give ok advice but once he started posting it just made a mess


waiting for your build to be posted
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I can put a PC together I've done it just need a bit of help with cooler

Theres a difference between difficulty and not being able to doit


GIMHAE >

Quote (Biased @ Mar 7 2015 02:39pm)
waiting for your build to be posted


what was wrong with first one posted?

This post was edited by yupitsmeh on Mar 7 2015 01:40pm
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waiting for your build to be posted


Lol don't feed the trolls he won't do better
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Mar 7 2015 01:41pm
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Lol don't feed the trolls he won't do better


cant tell what the budget is

changes all the time

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cant tell what the budget is

changes all the time


I know you know ur shit don't gotta be a pruckler about it
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Quote (yupitsmeh @ Mar 7 2015 02:41pm)
cant tell what the budget is


http://pcpartpicker.com/p/NP98sY

this??

the budget doesn't really matter i want to steam with ease...

only thing that really matters is if it's worth it getting a 980 over a 970 or i7 vs i5 for the money

if it won't affect performance - then obviously i would go with the i5 and 970
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Mar 7 2015 01:42pm
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/m8NZP6


Just like I sent you in a PM, this build will stream fine. You can always spend more money for unnecessary upgrades like getting a different case or power supply, but it won't impact your actual performance. The only thing not in the build is an SSD which won't even make you able to stream better, it will just decrease load times for your OS and programs.

Just proving that you can get an i5 and 970 for under $1000. You won't get any noticeable performance gain between and i5 and an i7 assuming equal clock speeds while you're doing anything you want to do. The only reason to get an i7 is if you're going to be professionally editing whatever videos you may make. I'm not talking about silly little side stuff like adding a Windows Slideshow intro to the movie.

Also, a 980 will not give you as much of a glaring performance upgrade as some people are trying to make you believe. It performs a whole UP TO 20% better than a 970 while costing 70% more.

This post was edited by DeXaFiLaH on Mar 7 2015 01:42pm
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what software are you going to use to stream?

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http://pcpartpicker.com/p/m8NZP6


Just like I sent you in a PM, this build will stream fine. You can always spend more money for unnecessary upgrades like getting a different case or power supply, but it won't impact your actual performance. The only thing not in the build is an SSD which won't even make you able to stream better, it will just decrease load times for your OS and programs.

Just proving that you can get an i5 and 970 for under $1000. You won't get any noticeable performance gain between and i5 and an i7 assuming equal clock speeds while you're doing anything you want to do. The only reason to get an i7 is if you're going to be professionally editing whatever videos you may make. I'm not talking about silly little side stuff like adding a Windows Slideshow intro to the movie.

Also, a 980 will not give you as much of a glaring performance upgrade as some people are trying to make you believe. It performs a whole UP TO 20% better than a 970 while costing 70% more.


Agreed 970 better bang for bucks and i5 be great
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