motherboard What should i choose?

[JesseR25NL]

Hello

 

im going to build an pc for my self. 

 

but what should i choose i cant choose it:D

 

x99  Core i7­ 6800K 3,4 ghz

or

z170 with i7 6700k 4ghz

 

im going to use it for making cod videos/ editing /rendering and more for gaming

 

Photoshop cs6

Sony vegas 

Adobe suite

 

and for gaming

GTA V with redux

 

but i dont know what to choose, 

i have read that x99 Core i7­ 6800K  is good for edit render things 

and z170 i7 6700k good is for gaming

 

pls help:D

[Morgan MLGman]

Both will do the job. 6700K is a bit better for gaming and the 6800K is quite a bit better for heavier tasks due to additional two cores. 5820K might be priced better than a 6800K so you can give that a shot instead and go in the middle between 6700K and 6800K, cause in terms of performance, 6800K and 5820K are essentially the same once overclocked.

[Aytex]

Depends on what software your using to edit

Vegas, stick to an i5

Adobe suite, 6700

Nothing higher than that

 

6800k's extra cores isn't worth the premium for the small performance edge.

 

[Trav_X]

5 minutes ago, Aytex said:

Depends on what software your using to edit

Vegas, stick to an i5

Adobe suite, 6700

Nothing higher than that

 

6800k's extra cores isn't worth the premium for the small performance edge.

 

If you're planning on doing recording gameplay while playing at higher res or higher quality recording, the more cores can help with that a lot. Render times and other tasks for what he wants to do like video editing and rendering can also be improved a lot by the extra two cores. It depends on what software he uses, but the 6800k can give a pretty damn good boost over the 6700k.

[Aytex]

6 minutes ago, Trav_X said:

If you're planning on doing recording gameplay while playing at higher res or higher quality recording, the more cores can help with that a lot. Render times and other tasks for what he wants to do like video editing and rendering can also be improved a lot by the extra two cores. It depends on what software he uses, but the 6800k can give a pretty damn good boost over the 6700k.

In synthetic benchmarks yes, but $100 for a 3-4 second difference is not worth it...

Like I said, the two most popular software to "make cod edits"

 

 

The only pro I see in x99 is more dimm slots for ram for after effects, cause more ram per thread.

 

If this was a professional setup, that is another story..

[EPPHO]

6800k will basically let you render + play games at the same time and it will help a lot for rendering. If you have money go for 6800k

[JesseR25NL]

23 minutes ago, Morgan MLGman said:

Both will do the job. 6700K is a bit better for gaming and the 6800K is quite a bit better for heavier tasks due to additional two cores. 5820K might be priced better than a 6800K so you can give that a shot instead and go in the middle between 6700K and 6800K, cause in terms of performance, 6800K and 5820K are essentially the same once overclocked.

Im going to use it for sony vegas and adobe, photoshop. but ill going to use it mainly for gaming

[JesseR25NL]

17 minutes ago, frozeNNN said:

6800k will basically let you render + play games at the same time and it will help a lot for rendering. If you have money go for 6800k

im not going to use it while gaming and rendering,

 

but if ill have more money ill go for 6800k instead of 6700k 

 

my choice is currently at i7 6700k because its good for gaming

[JesseR25NL]

28 minutes ago, Trav_X said:

If you're planning on doing recording gameplay while playing at higher res or higher quality recording, the more cores can help with that a lot. Render times and other tasks for what he wants to do like video editing and rendering can also be improved a lot by the extra two cores. It depends on what software he uses, but the 6800k can give a pretty damn good boost over the 6700k.

im going to use it for 1080 60fps recording (aswell for console and for pc recording)

[Trav_X]

28 minutes ago, JesseR25NL said:

im going to use it for 1080 60fps recording (aswell for console and for pc recording)

On PC I'd suggest OBS but that does require a little more horsepower but a 6700k should be fine but 6800k can provide a much better experience. If you're using an Elgato or something like that for console then it doesn't really matter for CPU as long as it's decent and maybe a quad-core like an i5 or better.

[JesseR25NL]

3 minutes ago, Trav_X said:

On PC I'd suggest OBS but that does require a little more horsepower but a 6700k should be fine but 6800k can provide a much better experience. If you're using an Elgato or something like that for console then it doesn't really matter for CPU as long as it's decent and maybe a quad-core like an i5 or better.

Okay for now ill stick to i7 6700k , now im using shadow play. because 1 button and im recording

[Trav_X]

20 minutes ago, JesseR25NL said:

Okay for now ill stick to i7 6700k , now im using shadow play. because 1 button and im recording

ShadowPlay will be fine and you might even consider an i5 then, but 6700k should be perfectly fine for you. If you need help with other parts of the build, pur your build up on another thread or this one