Thoughts?

[MValuableP]

Hi, I just want your thoughts on my upcoming build. Also, should I worry for the PCPP notes if I'm installing an AIO cooler in the front of my case and the GPU being so long?

 

Build: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/Z8VsPs

 

 

Thanks

[The Sloth]

whats is the main purpose of the pc? 

[MValuableP]

Just now, nerdslayer1 said:

whats is the main purpose of the pc? 

Mostly gaming, but I plan on streaming and video creation as well

[The Sloth]

Just now, MValuableP said:

Mostly gaming, but I plan on streaming and video creation as well

a x99 6800k, 5820k or 1700 will be better at streaming and content creating, they also can handle gaming vary well 

 

[MValuableP]

Just now, nerdslayer1 said:

a x99 6800k, 5820k or 1700 will be better at streaming and content creating, they also can handle gaming vary well 

 

I know, it's only mild video creation and streaming though, nothing fancy. These 8c/16t CPUs are just so damn expensive

[The Sloth]

Just now, MValuableP said:

I know, it's only mild video creation and streaming though, nothing fancy. These 8c/16t CPUs are just so damn expensive

same price as a 7700k just 10% difference in gaming because of optimization issues 

[MValuableP]

Just now, nerdslayer1 said:

same price as a 7700k just 10% difference in gaming because of optimization issues 

Which one?

[The Sloth]

Just now, MValuableP said:

Which one?

ryzen 1700

[MValuableP]

Just now, nerdslayer1 said:

ryzen 1700

I really don't wanna go AMD tbh I think I can deal with the content creation on the 7700k.

[The Sloth]

Just now, MValuableP said:

I really don't wanna go AMD tbh I think I can deal with the content creation on the 7700k.

its up to you, just FYI get something that works for you companies are just for them self having a bias toward a company is dumb.  

[MValuableP]

Just now, nerdslayer1 said:

its up to you, just FYI get something that works for you companies are just for them self having a bias toward a company is dumb.  

I do know. I just don't want to end up with a Ryzen fitting motherboard if AMD take as long as last time to release new stuff

[jeffmeyer5295]

6 minutes ago, nerdslayer1 said:

its up to you, just FYI get something that works for you companies are just for them self having a bias toward a company is dumb.  

I completely agree with this, Don't choose the 7700k just 'cause intel'. Pick the better CPU for what YOU intend to do. "AMD" or "Intel" name shouldn't matter at all.

 

 

[jeffmeyer5295]

3 minutes ago, MValuableP said:

I do know. I just don't want to end up with a Ryzen fitting motherboard if AMD take as long as last time to release new stuff

This is a respectable thing to say, but just keep in mind the socket you are buying into with Intel is getting outdated too, 1151 socket will be replaced eventually.

 

 

[MValuableP]

2 minutes ago, jeffmeyer5295 said:

This is a respectable thing to say, but just keep in mind the socket you are buying into with Intel is getting outdated too, 1151 socket will be replaced eventually.

 

 

Yeah but at least if I will ever need it I am sure I can upgrade to something like a 6900k or something once that eventually drops in price (hint @Intel)

 

 

Edit:

I might be slightly retarded. Doesn't the 6900k use 2011-something?

[robertpartridge]

Just now, jeffmeyer5295 said:

This is a respectable thing to say, but just keep in mind the socket you are buying into with Intel is getting outdated too, 1151 socket will be replaced eventually.

 

 

Just look at how many sockets Intel has had in the last few years.  (Not in date order) - 1150, 1151, 1155, 1156, 2011, 2011v3

[jeffmeyer5295]

1 minute ago, MValuableP said:

Yeah but at least if I will ever need it I am sure I can upgrade to something like a 6900k or something once that eventually drops in price (hint @Intel)

Lol that is a very expensive CPU and Intel hasn't really been known to drop the price of a cpu much. I can't see that 6900k ever getting cheaper than the ryzen r7 cpu's, and when it does, it will likely be outdated.

[jeffmeyer5295]

Side note,

 

I am not trying to argue with you, you asked for thoughts and I am just trying to tell you mine ;P I apologize if it comes off that way as a lot of people on this site do not understand this

[MValuableP]

Just now, jeffmeyer5295 said:

Lol that is a very expensive CPU and Intel hasn't really been known to drop the price of a cpu much. I can't see that 6900k ever getting cheaper than the ryzen r7 cpu's, and when it does, it will likely be outdated.

Possibly, who knows. Truthfully it probably will be outdated, but I see more hope in Intels 8th gen processors being 1151 than AMD's next high-end being compatible. (Also, who the f*** releases their "big" cpus before the mid-tier and low.end ones???)

[MValuableP]

2 minutes ago, jeffmeyer5295 said:

Side note,

 

I am not trying to argue with you, you asked for thoughts and I am just trying to tell you mine ;P I apologize if it comes off that way as a lot of people on this site do not understand this

No worries, I get your point(s). Didn't think of it as anything else than help, thanks

[robertpartridge]

2 minutes ago, MValuableP said:

Possibly, who knows. Truthfully it probably will be outdated, but I see more hope in Intels 8th gen processors being 1151 than AMD's next high-end being compatible. (Also, who the f*** releases their "big" cpus before the mid-tier and low.end ones???)

What makes you possibly think that Intel will stick with 1151 longer than AMD will stick with AM4 (which they've already said they're using through at least 2020).  Intel changes sockets like my ex-wife bought new cars.

[MValuableP]

Also, @jeffmeyer5295 and @nerdslayer1, should I be worried about the length of my GPU and all that?

[robertpartridge]

3 minutes ago, MValuableP said:

Possibly, who knows. Truthfully it probably will be outdated, but I see more hope in Intels 8th gen processors being 1151 than AMD's next high-end being compatible. (Also, who the f*** releases their "big" cpus before the mid-tier and low.end ones???)

 

Someone looking to make a big news splash.

[jeffmeyer5295]

4 minutes ago, MValuableP said:

Possibly, who knows. Truthfully it probably will be outdated, but I see more hope in Intels 8th gen processors being 1151 than AMD's next high-end being compatible. (Also, who the f*** releases their "big" cpus before the mid-tier and low.end ones???)

Yeah I can understand that, lets hope it pans out that way(not likely knowing intel) as I have an 1151 socket as well

 

But I see that choice as more of a positive anyway, They got people, even the ones who planned to buy the r5 or r3 to buy their higher margin, higher end cpu's, and both got more money out of it, and will create more lifelong users as they will be more happy with the faster cpu's. just throwing out htoughts there though.

[jeffmeyer5295]

Just now, MValuableP said:

Also, @jeffmeyer5295 and @nerdslayer1, should I be worried about the length of my GPU and all that?

Lol that's a good question, I have no idea  just cram it in there

 

[MValuableP]

1 minute ago, robertpartridge said:

What makes you possibly think that Intel will stick with 1151 longer than AMD will stick with AM4 (which they've already said they're using through at least 2020).  Intel changes sockets like my ex-wife bought new cars.

That's not what I said at all. I believe there's a bigger chance of Intel releasing something that'll be compatible with 1151 (and that I could upgrade to) than AMD releasing anything new before 2020. I mean, look at what previously happened, right?