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dialgarocksful

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  1. fro

     

    Can you get the following boards over there?
    http://pcpartpicker.com/part/asrock-motherboard-970performance

    http://pcpartpicker.com/part/asrock-motherboard-fatal1ty970performance

    http://pcpartpicker.com/part/asrock-motherboard-970mpro3

    http://pcpartpicker.com/part/gigabyte-motherboard-ga970aud3p

    http://pcpartpicker.com/part/asus-motherboard-m5a97evor20

    http://pcpartpicker.com/part/biostar-motherboard-ta970

     

    If you can get ahold of any of these over there, to a reasonable price. then you're in luck.

    As for CPU selection.

    I fully support a i5 4460 or above, but only if you can get a R9 380/GTX960.  If you have to drop down to a GTX 750Ti or R9 260X to compensate for that, then it simply isnt worth it.

     

    fatal1ty, ta970 are commonly available in 3 stores, the asrock 970 performance is only available in 1 store.

  2. anyway, how much does the FX 6300 cost over there?

    and do you have any  ASRock, ASUS, Gigabyte or Biostar 970 boards over there?

    ~$105 if bought with a board, $110 if bought w/o a board. My target theme is either black/red or black/gray, Gigabyte has their HD3 model available here.

     

     

    then again, the 370 is a R7 265... so if he can get a nicely used R9 270X, or hell a R9 280/HD7950... well, let me show you the difference.

    265 vs 270X

    http://anandtech.com/bench/product/1127?vs=1043

     

    265 = 370...

    so, used or new 270X, should be a chance that they have some lieing around that is as cheap or cheaper then a high end 950...

    R9 200 series are getting out of stock as if someone's Bitcoin mining with them. Or stores return to the manufacturers... 

  3. in some titles. In others not.

    Generally faster, yes. Flat out 20% on average -> no, far from it.

     

    Also, fun fact, but depending on where OP lives, you can get a Powercolor PCS+ R9 380 for around 160 bucks. Most 950s hover around 145-175 USD....

    950 vs 380, not even a competition. 380 destroys it

    higher-end Powercolors are rare here. they are usually on the R7 240/250 ranges

  4. Purposes:

    - Maya rendering (with mental ray)

    - OBS/XSplit streaming to YT Gaming @ 720p30fps

    - 80% MOBA gaming and SimCity 5, 20% on AAA titles (will be paired with R7 370)

     

    I put ~$130 (estimated exchange rate) for my CPU. I already bought a DDR3 RAM (this was a pretty bad mistake since I bought it last December, where DDR4 RAMs are starting to rise) and a case.

     

    Projected build:

    - FX 6300 / i3-4170

    - Corsair H60 (I am a temperature-conscious guy since I'm living in a tropical country)

    - MSI 970 / B85 Gaming

    - Corsair 2x4GB RAM

    - Corsair CX500M

    - R7 370 (prolly Sapphire Nitro since MSI TF costs an additional $40)

    - Corsair SPEC-03

    - Adata SP900 (i do currently use it on my AMD build)

    - a bunch of 1TB disk drives (1 for games, 1 for media storage, 1 for academic purpose, 1 for actual academic purpose)

  5. you're gonna be struggling, but it *should* somewhat work.

    my a8-6600k (paired with 7750) was pretty fine with some frame drops on the game (not on xsplit).

     

     

    Streaming mostly depends on your GPU. And idk wtf manikyath was on to make that prediction lol

     

    EDIT: Also your internet speed, but that's kind of irrelevant here.

    my preset for streaming now is set to the CPU encoding.

     

    For internet speed, I have 1.2up

  6. It would basically be 2 4xxx CPUs, or basically 2 750Ks which are overall fine for gaming, you could technically do it, do you already have all the hardware or something? What's your budget if you don't have the hardware?

    I don't specifically have a budget for yet. This plan will be used for my team, 2 sets of 8xxx virtualization PCs and a single 4460 for me (I am the video streamer/recorder of the team)

  7. Given AMD FX-8320e, 16GB RAM, 2 R7 360, 620W Seasonic, and a mid-tower that can handle this parts. Would it make a decent 2 gamers 1 cpu on a budget?

    PS: How would unRAID work given our location is prone to internet disruptions? (5-60 mins of downtime, not-so-often, probably happens 5-8 times per month)

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