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  1. ricksteendam1
    and if my Hungarian is right this case does not support an aio
  2. ricksteendam1
    you forgot the storage
  3. ricksteendam1
    i would go with the 1070ti or your monitor must have free sync then i would say rx 580
  4. ricksteendam1
    and what is your budget a gtx 1030 won't play GTA
  5. ricksteendam1
    yes you could have problems with android studio as it does not support AMD-V
  6. ricksteendam1
    did you try and use another HDMI/VGA/DP cable, those are known for breaking while unplugging
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    this one and this one
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    i have edited my post
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    were is the router stationed, and second there are loose tubes in every modern building I believe so with a wall scanner you would be able to find them and drill on to it with were you will find a fibre optic cable were you tie the ethernet cable on to and pull it through
  10. ricksteendam1
    maybe phanteks p300 or p400s is something for you
  11. ricksteendam1
    NVENC are some separate cores from the CUDA cores designed for video encoding and decoding. so gaming performance won't decrease
  12. ricksteendam1
    yes that would be enough maybe get a board with ethernet and wifi like Asus strix boards have as your will be putting some heat on it
  13. ricksteendam1
    That won't work as i explained an second earlier
  14. ricksteendam1
    no they just both run the game but there would be some load so that's why this system is using 2 cards as NVENC need to run on the same card as the game is rendered
  15. ricksteendam1
    yes, if you use something like this you would be fine
  16. ricksteendam1
    but NVENC is so much superior to x264 that it would be less logical to do that and really expensive
  17. ricksteendam1
    in that case, you can't be using NVENC it would be logical if you did this Machine #1 gaming/streaming Machine #2 gaming Machine #3 does not exist
  18. ricksteendam1
    sorry I'm a pc nerd i can predict the future
  19. ricksteendam1
    there would be no game played on the streaming rig?
  20. ricksteendam1
    yes and no as your streaming you want to push as many fps as possibly can so a decent processor is still needed, but I don't see any reason to go for a ryzen CPU other than the budget. as an Intel processor is still best for gaming and would give the most fps
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    at the moment? and in which country?
  22. ricksteendam1
    then I would suggest this internal sound card
  23. ricksteendam1
    as obs is using the GPU and not the CPU, I would say that an Intel i7 would be better (as your just gaming) than a ryzen 1700 but it will be a bit more expensive. and obs would not use a second GPU to record on. (if that what your planning to do its a little vague to me) beqause obs usese NVENC to decode it would need to run on the GPU were the game is rendered on.
  24. ricksteendam1
    in firefight, your GPU ram would be maxed out if you can optimize from nvidea experience or turn things down like nice mussel blows ant things like that
  25. ricksteendam1
    if you want to improve sound quilty you would benefit the most of an sound card if you could give me your system's specs + budget i could do an suggestion wat kind of sound card would be the best for you
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