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[KuuleBru]

What do you guys think about this build?

 

Processor: Intel Core i5-4460 Boxed

Motherboard: Asus H81M-A

Videocard: EVGA GeForce GTX 970 4GB FTW ACX 2.0

Internal hard drive: Seagate Desktop HDD ST1000DM003, 1TB

Case: BitFenix Comrade Black

Memory: Crucial Ballistix Tactical BLT2C4G3D1608ET3LX0CEU

Power supply: Seasonic G-series 360 watt

Solid state drive: Samsung 850 EVO 120GB

 

Can i get more then 60 fps at high settings on 1920X1080 while recording with Nvidia Shadowplay?

 

Thanks for you're time

[Pugs501]

What is your budget?

Location?

[GodSpoon]

First of all, not where and how to post a build

 

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/95599-linus-tech-tips-forum-code-of-conduct/

 

You will definitely be able to do what your wanting, but I would put in a slightly higher wattage PSU for good measure

 

Other than that its pretty solid, you can get into 1440p ground with that setup

[W-L]

-SNIP-

 

 

For that setup you have I would suggest something of a slightly larger PSU especially if you plan to overclock the 970 GPU, right now you on basically the required minimum I personally like to have max capacity at around 80-90% the max capacity of the PSU.

[EChondo]

I'm particularly not comfortable seeing a 360w PSU for a i5+970 build. I'd make that 460w minimum, 500-550w recommended.

 

Honestly I'm not that fond of ASUS boards, but that board does seem a bit too cheap. I'd try to spring for a Z97 chipset motherboard if I were you.

 

But this is all entirely on your budget and where you live. If you just want your question answered, yes you should be able to get 1080p60fps with ease while recording.

[KuuleBru]

What is your budget?

Location?

 

What is your budget?

Location?

I live in the netherlands and i was aiming for something around 750$ but with this build its around 880$

[KuuleBru]

I'm particularly not comfortable seeing a 360w PSU for a i5+970 build. I'd make that 460w minimum, 500-550w recommended.

 

Honestly I'm not that fond of ASUS boards, but that board does seem a bit too cheap. I'd try to spring for a Z97 chipset motherboard if I were you.

 

But this is all entirely on your budget and where you live. If you just want your question answered, yes you should be able to get 1080p60fps with ease while recording

Thanks for you're tip but on my budget i dont think i can afford a more expensive one

My power supply now is the Cooler Master GM G550M

[KuuleBru]

For that setup you have I would suggest something of a slightly larger PSU especially if you plan to overclock the 970 GPU, right now you on basically the required minimum I personally like to have max capacity at around 80-90% the max capacity of the PSU.

I dont know what a PSU is

[KuuleBru]

First of all, not where and how to post a build

 

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/95599-linus-tech-tips-forum-code-of-conduct/

 

You will definitely be able to do what your wanting, but I would put in a slightly higher wattage PSU for good measure

 

Other than that its pretty solid, you can get into 1440p ground with that setup

Thanks

[W-L]

I dont know what a PSU is

Power supply, I would recommend something around 450W espically if you want to overclock the gtx970

[KuuleBru]

Power supply, I would recommend something around 450W espically if you want to overclock the gtx970

I'm not thinking about overclocking, the power supply i went for from this tips is a 500W bronze+ coolermaster

[sohaibshtf]

The PSU and Board will let down

Choose PSU with 500w or more

Choose MSI Z97 pc mate or at least MSI h97 pc mate board, they are really budget friendly

[LosBonscos]

Soo, this is acctually not bad, but i would upgrade the Mainboard, and the RAM [to 16 GB] 

If you want to record, dont do it with Nvidia Shadowplay, use more likley Fraps, Overwolf or an external recorder, somthing lika a capture card,

I dont like the case, but i guess thats your choice otherwise i would add a more powerful PSU somthing like 650W will be fine

 

Hope i could help you

[KuuleBru]

Soo, this is acctually not bad, but i would upgrade the Mainboard, and the RAM [to 16 GB] 

If you want to record, dont do it with Nvidia Shadowplay, use more likley Fraps, Overwolf or an external recorder, somthing lika a capture card,

I dont like the case, but i guess thats your choice otherwise i would add a more powerful PSU somthing like 650W will be fine

 

Hope i could help you

Thanks, i didn't realized yet i needed more ram. The motherboard needs to be better. Thanks for the tips

[KuuleBru]

The PSU and Board will let down

Choose PSU with 500w or more

Choose MSI Z97 pc mate or at least MSI h97 pc mate board, they are really budget friendly

Can Intel B85 in the motherboard stil run my Processor?

[KuuleBru]

do i need the solid state drvie? What is the difference without it?

[sohaibshtf]

Can Intel B85 in the motherboard stil run my Processor?

[sohaibshtf]

Yes B85 will be good too, but i was asking to buy H97 for future proofing

Although if u buy B85 go for Asus or gigabyte as they will provide Pcie 3.0 intead of 2.0(better for your gpu) and they will provide extra usb 3.0 ports.

For SSD they are meant for boosting up the speed whether for os or whatever, so if u r out of budget u can buy an hdd and consider the ssd sometime later

[KuuleBru]

Owkay

[KuuleBru]

Yes B85 will be good too, but i was asking to buy H97 for future proofing

Although if u buy B85 go for Asus or gigabyte as they will provide Pcie 3.0 intead of 2.0(better for your gpu) and they will provide extra usb 3.0 ports.

For SSD they are meant for boosting up the speed whether for os or whatever, so if u r out of budget u can buy an hdd and consider the ssd sometime later

Does it boost the pc performence in games or just when you turn it on?

[TwOne]

Does it boost the pc performence in games or just when you turn it on?

It speeds up the booting by a lot, and depending on if you have games installed on it, they will also load faster.

[sohaibshtf]

let me give you can example, 12 years ago i use Pentium 3 with 500mHz or so with an IDE 40gb hdd, right now i use an i5 with 3.4gHz and 1Tb Sata Hdd and an SSD, the point is technology changes almost every week

So if u r buying and 1Tb HDD in 50$ right now, u can also get a cheap ssd in near future

So don't bother if ssd is not included in your budget

Without SSD my system takes around 5 seconds to boot up which is pretty fast i guess

[KuuleBru]

let me give you can example, 12 years ago i use Pentium 3 with 500mHz or so with an IDE 40gb hdd, right now i use an i5 with 3.4gHz and 1Tb Sata Hdd and an SSD, the point is technology changes almost every week

So if u r buying and 1Tb HDD in 50$ right now, u can also get a cheap ssd in near future

So don't bother if ssd is not included in your budget

Without SSD my system takes around 5 seconds to boot up which is pretty fast i guess

What are you're pc specs?

[Guest]

Thanks for you're tip but on my budget i dont think i can afford a more expensive one

My power supply now is the Cooler Master GM G550M

The Coolermaster will be ok to reuse. It is a decent (If not spectacular) unit made by Channel Well.

 

http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/CoolerMaster/G550M/11.html

[sohaibshtf]

let me give you can example, 12 years ago i use Pentium 3 with 500mHz or so with an IDE 40gb hdd, right now i use an i5 with 3.4gHz and 1Tb Sata Hdd and an SSD, the point is technology changes almost every week

So if u r buying and 1Tb HDD in 50$ right now, u can also get a cheap ssd in near future

So don't bother if ssd is not included in your budget

Without SSD my system takes around 5 seconds to boot up which is pretty fast i guess

 

What are you're pc specs?

Motherboard : Msi Z97 Pc Mate

Processor : i5 4690

R.A.M : Corsair Vengeance 8gb x1

Gpu : Asus Gtx 970

Psu : Corsair Vs 550

Case : Corsair CM Force 500