Camelsmaycry

Thank you 

-Go for a better case with more airflow
-500 GB SSD
-PSU is too much for this build
-Maybe a 1x 8gb is cheaper

Hey 
 
I Was wondering if it was possible to plug in my PS4 to my ITX pc (so no room for a capture card or so) and run it through an app or program.
 
I would like to do that because I wanted to record some of my gaming as well as most importantly use discord to chat with friends.
 
Thanks 

Will it work fine with an Ryzen 3 1200?

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I picked the i7 over the i9 because the i9 at the time was like $200 over msrp and I wanted those 8 cores and not 6 from the i5. Though you could probably get a away with the i5. Try this link that has results over diffrent cpus in different games 
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/ryzen_2-vs-intel-9th_gen-core,38000.html 

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Hi 
 
Kinda tampered with you build and this will get u better performance in my opinion for a lil less cash
 
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I guess that is true I guess ill be saving for a couple of months 
 
Thanks for the advice as I have not thought about it all the way if anything happens to my gpus I wont be able to replace them with these crazy prices and I wont be part of the problem 

Not to be harsh, but please don't.
Mining is causing so many problems for the PC gaming community.
It's the reason why a gtx 1070 costs as much as a 1080 on launch day right now.
 
Plus, two graphics cards won't get you far anyways and yes you're going to strain the hell out of your hardware.

Dont mine. Bitcoin is going down, and you will just fuck up good hardware + everyone hates miners.

Yeah you would need some sort of controller (I have no idea what exactly though). Those riser cards are hardly used anymore, and never for consumer applications. I don't think they were ever intended for GPU use or anything like that.
 
The next issue that comes up is actually mounting the cards.

If the mini itx board has m.2 maybe you could use that for an extra pci-e slot with an adapter.  (Correct me on this)

IDK if sli would work, but you may be able to pull off AFR.

even if you found a way running this thing would be a HUGE headache 
 
mATX is your best bet 

Thanx 

His CPU is fine.