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Doesn't matter, use NVENC on the GPU for encoding.

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Honestly it doesn't matter a ton. Both are very good but if you intend to play mostly GPU games go with I7. CPU intensive games will run just find on either.

Really unless you want prestige of having an I9 go with the I7.

 

Also consider trying Ryzen instead.

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6 minutes ago, Koroko said:

Owh, I saw a video that streaming is based on CPU, But do you have more information for me?

 

This video is worth watching:

 

 

Bear in mind that NVENC is a dedicated hardware encoder so it's not going to suck up a bunch of your GPU power to do the encoding.

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Don’t over pay for intel. Do you already have the motherboard? You could probably get a 3700x and motherboard for the price of the i9 

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4 minutes ago, Koroko said:

But i already got the i9-9900ks shipped to me rn, But i was thinking i'd perhaps trade it for another CPU

Why? It's pretty much the best gaming CPU, is there a reason to trade it out? 
 

1 minute ago, Gohardgrandpa said:

Don’t over pay for intel. Do you already have the motherboard? You could probably get a 3700x and motherboard for the price of the i9 

They said they already have the 9900KS shipped, and it slaps a 3700X in games so no reason to send it back. 

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1 minute ago, Koroko said:

@Zando BobDidn't know that the i9-9900ks is better in gaming then the 3700x. I though Ryzen took over

Price/performance, often yes. Pure performance outside of games, yes and no, depends on workload. Ryzen is faster in a lot of places, some Intel still holds a lead. In games, Intel chips are still faster due to lower core to core latencies with ringbus, especially if you tune the CPUs right. Apparently X299 (which are mesh, not ringbus) chips can perform favorably when tuned right but I don't have one of those and their price/perf is defo way off of most Ryzens and mainstream Intel (still cheaper than TR though so if you did need HEDT specifically for gaming, they're still the best there lol). 

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