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Have had zero issues streaming even the most intensive games using OBS with my Hexacore. Don't think the Octacore Extreme Edition is worth the money personally. And this is coming from someone that bought two TITANs.
If you have the disposable income, definitely get the 5 series setup for DDR4 but I'd stay Hexacore because of previous comment unless you are 100% sure that something you use your PC for could utilize 8 cores/16 threads that much more than a 6/12 setup.
Are those 2GB GTX 670s you plan to run? If so, you're going to run out of vram constantly when you run 3x screens [source: have 2GB GTX 670 in SLI ]Quote:
Originally Posted by Bodzilla
Replace that gpu with GTX 970 SLI or AMD 290 crossfire. The 290s are actually a really good deal with the price drops going under $250 each on sales.
Heres a link to 2 different system builds i'm looking at
4790k Build
5930k build
I already have one 4gb 760, so thats the main reason i was looking at another, because for bugger all i can get pretty good performance
Sure SLI will give you good performance, but it is only as fast as one 970 with an overclock. Just keep that in mind because SLI doesn't always work with new games at launch, or outright unsupported. ┐(ﾟ∀ﾟ)┌
so looking at that theres no major issues you guys can see for my setup?
computer is computer and either one will run anything out there. the 6 core will just last a bit longer in games with good multithreading support
So I'm thinking of putting my macbook pro up for sale. We'll say I get about $400 for it and I'll be willing to put in an additional $200 in something.
Now I don't have a mouse, screen, or ANYTHING anymore due to my previous move and older computer dying. So, I'm wondering if I could get a laptop that'll be worth my while for that price (good graphics card, enough to play Halo and maybe some video editing for fun would be nice)? Or should I just say screw it and go with plan B and get each part of a computer one piece a time (trying to budget)?