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Hal_9000

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    I7 5820k @ 4.0 GHz
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    Asrock X99 Extreme4
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    16 Gb G.Skill Trident Z @ 3200 MHz
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    XFX R9 390X
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    Inwin 805
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    Samsung 850 Evo 250Gb + 2Tb Seagate HDD
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    Corsair RMX850x
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    H115i
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    Tesoro Gram Spectrum
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    Tesoro Sharur H3L
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    Windows 10 Home

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  1. You will also need to the same to y-position(I think if not than x-position). The starting point being just barely off the screen and the end point being wherever you want your clip to end up.
  2. http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx Enter all the info for your card and download the driver it says. Should be fine after that.
  3. I don't think it matter? Wait for someone else to confirm that though
  4. Currently reinstalling it atm. The servers have been going up and down all day in Northeast US.
  5. So yeah. I've been trying to play it all day and all I've got is a black screen that doesn't do anything at all or the Ubisoft servers are down. Anyways I've heard its not too good anyway. Thoughts/Comments?
  6. Origin ID: ThatRockInUrShoe I'm a medic main so don't expect the best K/D
  7. I'd say no if you don't plan for major multitasking. Overclock the I5 a bit (Which you can Cryorig H7) and you should be fine. If you encounter FPS drop or streaming problems my bet is its the CPU. If you plan to stream allot of triple a titles then the I7 hands down but if you don't plan to stream triple a titles to often and want to stream some indie games then the I5 will work.
  8. Without a number on the budget I'm just gonna start here: 1070 for 1080p will future-proof you for a long time and will work at 1440p if you wanted to upgrade the monitor. The 6600k can easily be clocked higher but since you said you want to do some streaming the 6700k may be a bit better for multitasking because of its hyperthreading. Honestly a 4790k or even going back to good old sandy bridge with a 3770k may be an option also. An I7 will give you performance gains in multithreading to some degree in light multithreaded operations but if it light I don't see why not get an I5.
  9. No you can't. The Ethernet port will be faster if you can run a cord to it though.
  10. What do you mean? Like make a raid array with the two SSDs or just flat out add a new SSD and use it as a separate storage device all together?
  11. So long as it doesn't worm it way into mainstream copies I don't have a problem with it.
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