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I was wondering what cpu i would need to stream 720 60 fps and play cs go at the same time

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FX-6300 would suffice I'm sure as far as budget options go

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You have tons of options, even a low end i3 would do just fine, although an i5 would handle it better

 

Do you have a budget? Mobo platform?

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You have tons of options, even a low end i3 would do just fine, although an i5 would handle it better

 

Do you have a budget? Mobo platform?

I currently have i5 4690k but i have some lags in game with only 200 fps and when i have 144hz it dosent feel smooth.

My budget is around 400-500 dollars

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I currently have i5 4690k but i have some lags in game with only 200 fps and when i have 144hz it dosent feel smooth.

My budget is around 400-500 dollars

Get an i7 then, btw which gpu are you using?

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Uh. You shouldn't be having any sort of problem like that with a 4690k 

Have you enabled V-Sync so it locks at your monitor's refresh rate? That helps tremendously with smoothness

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I currently have i5 4690k but i have some lags in game with only 200 fps and when i have 144hz it dosent feel smooth.

My budget is around 400-500 dollars

"I only have 200 FPS which doesn't feel smooth on a monitor that can only display 144FPS"

That doesn't make sense lol

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Get an i7 then, btw which gpu are you using?

Im using a 970 asus one of the older designs i think :)

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"I only have 200 FPS which doesn't feel smooth on a monitor that can only display 144FPS"

That doesn't make sense lol

well i dont feel like its smooth at 200 fps

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Uh. You shouldn't be having any sort of problem like that with a 4690k 

Have you enabled V-Sync so it locks at your monitor's refresh rate? That helps tremendously with smoothness

There is no vsync on csgo...

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There is no vsync on csgo...

nvm there was vsync but it was disabled

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nvm there was vsync but it was disabled

If you already have an i5-4690k and feel like it's not enough (btw it should be more than enough for that kind of usage), get an i7. As far as price/performance goes i7-4790k > i7-5820k > i7-6700k

As far as performance goes i7-5820k > i7-6700k > i7-4790k

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If you already have an i5-4690k and feel like it's not enough (btw it should be more than enough for that kind of usage), get an i7. As far as price/performance goes i7-4790k > i7-5820k > i7-6700k

As far as performance goes i7-5820k > i7-6700k > i7-4790k

 

 

He really shouldn't have any issues with 720p streaming on a 4590k though :P 

 

Hopefully vsync fixes his blurriness issues

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He really shouldn't have any issues with 720p streaming on a 4590k though :P

 

Hopefully vsync fixes his blurriness issues

Vsync in CS:GO causes input lag and a game like that can't have input lag ;-; at least on my 60hz monitor

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Vsync in CS:GO causes input lag and a game like that can't have input lag ;-; at least on my 60hz monitor

 

 

Ive never had any issues :P But I'm just one fish in the sea

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Use your 970 with shadowplay. /thread

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I would try a i7 4790k and if possible use Nvidia shadowplay (there's an OBS option) to stream to twitch to take some load off that CPU. I feel ya on the smoothness, that's why major streams make streaming PC's so they don't have that weird streaming lag, anything under 300fps you can really start to notice the input lag/feels less smooth.

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I currently have i5 4690k but i have some lags in game with only 200 fps and when i have 144hz it dosent feel smooth.

My budget is around 400-500 dollars

I7 5820k with cheap x99 board.

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CSGO isn't really a demanding game whatsoever so maybe an FX 6300 will do the work if you want to stream as well. That's a budget option, of course.

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I currently have an FX 6300 and an r9 380. I can stream on Twitch at 720p at 60 fps and get around 90 fps in CSGO

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if your having trouble with a 970 and an i5 then check your upload speed.. you shouldnt be having stutters in csgo with that.

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