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For my 3rd installment. I'd need cheapest-but-working build for office work. Triple 1080p monitor. Must be able to play 1080p60 YouTube video. Whilst recording the three monitors at very very low preset 10 FPS. Whilst allowing me to work seamlessly on Unity project (which isn't massive).

I'm not streaming, but recording. 1100 bits, 10 FPS, 1440p to my SSD. For lengthy reasons.

Would otherwise replacing 2700 with 9400F be sensible? CPU Mark scores are 15k, 12k. Is it irreplacable for gaming? Is this something seen as crucial?

2600 supports only two channels, so I assume, that only two sticks e.g. 2 * 8GB? No boost?

I've been reading online that quad channel RAM sticks can help during gaming. There's couple videos showing increase in FPS, when quad channel 4GB*4 is used, contrary to 8GB*2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EM0g0Szg_U https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgQEG8RC9HE etc. How true is it? Should I get a motherboard with more slots, and fill them with more sticks? Intended for gaming exclusively.

You seem like a hardware savvy guy/gal. How much personal bang for the buck would I get if I'd exchange 2700 for 2700X?

700-1000 euro, use https://nl.pcpartpicker.com/list/ Prefereably on the lower end of price spectrum but still doing it's job. Particularly bang for the buck. I need GPU, CPU, RAM, motherboard. I'll choose SSD and RAM myself. I use Unity3D. Have a 1440p monitor. Record my desktop (incl. games) with OBS (very very low settings). I play League of Legends, Cities Skylines, Hearts of Iron 4. Although I'm hyped for Watch Dogs: Legion, and Cyberpunk 2077. I'm looking for "pleasureable" experience (I have no idea whether that's Medium/High/Ultra) at 60FPS with somewhat advanced graphics.