Is it enough? (Questions)

[Galion]

(Gaming, Editing, Steaming) -Ryzen R5 2600(4.1ghrtz) or R7 2700(4.1ghrtz)? 

Questions

Is 6 cores enough or is 8 cores really a needed for as stated? 

Answered - (8cores)

How much GPU power do you need for gaming? - (1440p, 100hrtz[70-100fps] 27/29 inch) 

Answered - (RTX 2070 or higher) 

How much ram would you go for? (for streaming/editing) or (Gaming/streaming) 

Answered - (16gb)

How much of a headroom should you reserve for overclocking? (cpu, ram and gpu) 

Answered - (cpu - 650w)(cpu + gpu - 750w) 

Which is a better option for storage speed (editing)? - (500gb ssd+1tb hdd - storemi) or 1tb ssd

Answered - (1tb ssd) 

 

Thank you for your assistance. 

[LukeLinusFanFic]

I would go for the r7 because these extra cores can help with the editing and the streaming part. 

16GB of memory, don't need 32 and 8 is too little - I prefer 1 GB SSD, but you may want to get a nice big 2TB HDD for video storage.

[DesolationGod]

GPU power: 2070 at least or 1070ti whichever is available to you

Ram: 16gb at least, 32gb is more future proof. many games are now recommending 16gb of ram at least.

Storage: 1tb SSD, they are cheap enough now, you could even throw in a cheap 2tb hdd for some extra storage.

 

As for the cpu, 8 cores would probably be better for editing/streaming, gaming would be fine with 6 tho

[Galion]

1 minute ago, SwagMaestro said:

I would go for the r7 because these extra cores can help with the editing and the streaming part. 

16GB of memory, don't need 32 and 8 is too little - I prefer 1 GB SSD, but you may want to get a nice big 2TB HDD for video storage.

For video storage he's got a storage server. 

[LukeLinusFanFic]

3 minutes ago, Galion said:

For video storage he's got a storage server. 

So 1 TB SSD for sure. I don't like the F word (futureproof) too much, so only get 32 if there's a really awesome deal

[Galion]

What about question 4?

Updated

[Galion]

6 hours ago, Arika S said:

headroom in what way?

overclocking can be limited by VRMs on the motherboard, PSU (if you're already riding the line of power requirements) and temperatures

I mean if the system draws 588w without overclocking should I get a 650w or a 750w psu? 

I tested both cpu overclocks on the board he chose with my bench psu (AX 1200i)but I don't think he'll be using my bench psu for his system, it's kinda overkill.