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Just now, alizaidi2000 said:

Intel core i7-6950x if

 

i guess i think im going to go with i7 6950x instead of 2x Xeon E5-2699 V4

what cpu you do i need for gaming with high fps and a good cpu for streaming and also it can editing/rendering in a fast time .PLs help me 

Btw any price

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Ryzen R7 1700

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i would go with a r7 or r5 chip depending on budget. they give really good performance per dollar compared to intel and have amazing rendering and editing capabilities. 

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Just now, legacy99 said:

Ryzen R7 1700

i guess that could be one

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Just now, Brooksie359 said:

i would go with a r7 or r5 chip depending on budget. they give really good performance per dollar compared to intel and have amazing rendering and editing capabilities. 

will i dont well have a price it can cost any price

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For gaming it comes mainly down to the single core performance, i7-7700k offers some of the highest single core performance, also if you do not care about spending then for sure get the ryzen 7 1800x it has way more cores and performs about the same except when running high end games that focus more on multi core performance.

 

ryzen 7 1800x also can handle more tasks on applications as well.

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Just now, Exposure said:

i guess that could be one

well in terms of rendering it nearly beats an intel i7 6900k, which is a 1000$ chip... and this one only costs like 350$ so... no brainer to me... 

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2 minutes ago, Mr.Sir said:

For gaming it comes mainly down to the single core performance, i7-7700k offers some of the highest single core performance, also if you do not care about spending then for sure get the ryzen 7 1800x it has way more cores and performs about the same except when running high end games that focus more on multi core performance.

 

ryzen 7 1800x also can handle more tasks on applications as well.

good idea man

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Just now, Exposure said:

will i dont well have a price it can cost any price

well i cant give a recommendation unless i know how much you can spend. if you want the highest fps and rendering times then you could get the 6950x if money wans't an issue but that cpu is $1,700.00 

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Ryzen 1600/1600X or 1700

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2 minutes ago, legacy99 said:

well in terms of rendering it nearly beats an intel i7 6900k, which is a 1000$ chip... and this one only costs like 350$ so... no brainer to me... 

yeah i guess is truth i have see a lot of videos about ryzen cpu

 

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Just now, ZM Fong said:

Ryzen 1600/1600X or 1700

ok that could be one that i could  buy

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I would go with 2x or 4x Xeon E5-2699 V4's. These will definitely give you enough performance in any task you need to run on a dual or quad socket motherboard.

 

 

 

 

 

 

You said any price.

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1 minute ago, Brooksie359 said:

well i cant give a recommendation unless i know how much you can spend. if you want the highest fps and rendering times then you could get the 6950x if money wans't an issue but that cpu is $1,700.00 

well ok thx for that idea

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Just now, RektSkrubs said:

I would go with 2x or 4x Xeon E5-2699 V4's. These will definitely give you enough performance in any task you need to run on a dual or quad socket motherboard.

 

 

 

 

 

 

You said any price.

ok i guess i can do that

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also do you guys think a titan xp is a good gpu in over all performance 

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Just now, Exposure said:

also do you guys think a titan xp is a good gpu in over all performance 

I'd go with 2x 1080Ti FTW3's if you want the best of the best.

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4 minutes ago, Brooksie359 said:

well i cant give a recommendation unless i know how much you can spend. if you want the highest fps and rendering times then you could get the 6950x if money wans't an issue but that cpu is $1,700.00 

wait i ahve a qusetion is i7 6950x better than ryzen r7  1800x

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1 minute ago, Exposure said:

also do you guys think a titan xp is a good gpu in over all performance 

Just get a 1080ti from EVGA

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1 minute ago, RektSkrubs said:

I'd go with 2x 1080Ti FTW3's if you want the best of the best.

ok thx for the recommendation 

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Just now, Mr.Sir said:

Just get a 1080ti from EVGA

ok thats a good one too

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Just now, JimmyBuffet21 said:

AMD FX 8 core cpu thats what i use for all of those things

 

ok

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Just now, Exposure said:

wait i ahve a qusetion is i7 6950x better than ryzen r7  1800x

it has better performance across the board. that being said it better have be outperforming across the board at 1700 dollars 

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