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This time I will put it in 1 thread so come back for more questions.

 

I need something for gaming,rendering YouTube videos,and live streaming,I would like it to be a budget of 4 grand,I might even do video gaming design in the future,I would like this to be future-proof.

 

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$4,000 Intel is the way to go. Any specific parts you'd like? Mostly what case would you like? You might not need to spend all this also.

 

 

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This time I will put it in 1 thread so come back for more questions.

 

I need something for gaming,rendering YouTube videos,and live streaming,I would like it to be a budget of 4 grand,I might even do video gaming design in the future,I would like this to be future-proof.

INTEL.

 

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This time I will put it in 1 thread so come back for more questions.

 

I need something for gaming,rendering YouTube videos,and live streaming,I would like it to be a budget of 4 grand,I might even do video gaming design in the future,I would like this to be future-proof.

First of all i want to say that NOTHING is future proof, but id say get an Intel CPU :P

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to be honest, i'm not really sure how you'd even put together a $4000 AMD system...

 

(this, to me, shows where AMD's place in the market is. and its not in high end systems)

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true amd is supposed to come out with a 16 core cpu and a 12 core apu

Looking at your profile is that your actually system? If so you could reuse a bunch of it.

 

 

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First of all i want to say that NOTHING is future proof, but id say get an Intel CPU :P

a overclocked xeon from 2010 is beating todays i7 1150 at stock in multithread  * fixed

today is present, but if you live in 2010, today is future

/Rekt

 

to be honest, i'm not really sure how you'd even put together a $4000 AMD system...

 

(this, to me, shows where AMD's place in the market is. and its not in high end systems)

dual titan z maybe? :D

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Both are fine.

They each have draw backs

The only big draw back on Intel is the price.

 

 

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Alright so you've got a Titan X. So you've got $4000 on other things since the Titan x is a big bottleneck to your CPU. Can't reuse the ram on a ddr4 system and I'd replace the PSU since you've got high end parts. Do you wanna reuse your case?

 

 

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Alright so you've got a Titan X. So you've got $4000 on other things since the Titan x is a big bottleneck to your CPU. Can't reuse the ram on a ddr4 system and I'd replace the PSU since you've got high end parts. Do you wanna reuse your case?

yes and no 

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yes and no

Yes and No what? More specific.

 

 

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a xeon from 2010 is beating todays i7 1150 in multithread clock to clock

 

today is present, but if you live in 2010, today is future

/Rekt

 

 

Youre really dumb, NOTHING is futureproof, there might be some new tech that is launched that makes todays tech obsolete. The Xeon is alive, how does it perform, THATS the real question, also dont use words like "rekt" you sound like a 13 year old.

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And DDR4 is slow.

If going with Haswell-E.

Lol what? You don't get a choice of DDR4 or DDR3 when getting a x99 system unless he gets a Xeon.

 

 

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