i have questons

[beef00man]

I have some questons im thinking about building a pc  pls forgive the horable spelling

1. do the water coolers like the Corsair - H100i v2  and the NZXT - Kraken X62 Rev 2 have water in them or do I have to put water in them

2. shuld I go with a ryzen 5 1600 or a i5 7600k the most intensive game I play is gta v and I whant to get into streaming and youtube 

3. is 8 gb  of ram enof or shuld I get 16 

4.i whant to get a higher resolution than 1080p what shuld I get

5. going back to the last queston what gpu do I need

[gbergeron]

 

 

1. They are already filled and ready to install. Only need to screw it and connect it. No need to add water or whatever

2. i5 7600k is a bad choice nowadays. Either go with ryzen 5 1600 like you said, or wait for intel coffee lake in early 2018 ( 8000 serie )

3. 8 is enough, but 16 is really worth it nowadays, if you can, go for 16

4. it depens on your GPU, graphic card. I would say aim for 1440p, as even a 1080ti struggle to deliver 60 fps in 4K in most recent games

5. You could use a gtx 1080 , would fit well for a 1440p monitor. if too expensive you can try get a cheap used 980ti or 1070

[Eduard the weeb]

1- you don't your own water

2- I5 if your purely gaming it makes more since

3- 8 add more to 16 if you start video editing or other Ram intensive tasks

4-  2560 by 1440p or 3440 by 1440p either of those 

5- GTX 1070, GTX 1070ti, GTX 1080, GTX 1080ti, Titan X, Titan Xp, Vega 56, and finally Vega 64 are the best

[SecretX]

7 minutes ago, beef00man said:

I have some questons im thinking about building a pc  pls forgive the horable spelling pls be polite im ony 13

1. do the water coolers like the Corsair - H100i v2  and the NZXT - Kraken X62 Rev 2 have water in them or do I have to put water in them

2. shuld I go with a ryzen 5 1600 or a i5 7600k the most intensive game I play is gta v and I whant to get into streaming and youtube 

3. is 8 gb  of ram enof or shuld I get 16 

4.i whant to get a higher resolution than 1080p what shuld I get

5. going back to the last queston what gpu do I need

1. They are AIO, which means you never have to touch them, they are sealed.

2. IDK but probably Ryzen if you overclock it.

3. Yes, if you're not playing at 4K you should be fine with 8GB

4. A monitor that support resolution higher than 1080p (kappa). Depend on that game do you want to play, triple A games (destiny 2 etc) or e-sports (overwatch, cs:go etc) titles.

 

For triple A: GTX 1070/Vega 56 for 1440p and GTX 1070 ti/Vega 64 or better for 4K;

For e-sports: GTX 1060 6GB/RX480 for 1440p, GTX 1070/Vega 56 for 4K.

 

5. Solved.

[gbergeron]

Just now, Eduard the weeb said:

1- you need your own water

2- I5

3- 8 add more to 16 if you start video editing

4-  2560 by 1440p or 3440 by 1440p either of those 

5- GTX 1070, GTX 1070ti, GTX 1080, GTX 1080ti, Titan X, Titan Xp, Vega 56, and finally Vega 64 are the best

That is FALSE.

 

You don't need or own water.

 

don't get the i5 its shitty bang for the buck nowadays.

[Bajantechnician]

2 minutes ago, beef00man said:

I have some questons im thinking about building a pc  pls forgive the horable spelling pls be polite im ony 13

1. do the water coolers like the Corsair - H100i v2  and the NZXT - Kraken X62 Rev 2 have water in them or do I have to put water in them

2. shuld I go with a ryzen 5 1600 or a i5 7600k the most intensive game I play is gta v and I whant to get into streaming and youtube 

3. is 8 gb  of ram enof or shuld I get 16 

4.i whant to get a higher resolution than 1080p what shuld I get

5. going back to the last queston what gpu do I need

Hi, welcome to the LTT forum.

to answer your questions,

1: All AIOs(all in one water coolers) are prefilled and do not require you to add water

2: To be honest, either is fine

3: 8 Would be enough. There is honestly no need for 16 unless you open thousands of tabs at the same time or video edit.

4: ?

5: a 1060 or AMD equivalent will be enough.( sorry haven't brushed up on AMD hardware in a while)

 

WIll you be streaming/editing in the future?

[Oshino Shinobu]

1. They come pre-filled.

2. Ryzen 5 1600 would likely be better if you're getting into streaming and content creation. 

3. Depends what for. 8GB is enough for gaming but for content creation, you'll likely want 16GB or more. Good idea is to leave some slots on the motherboard empty so you can upgrade in the future if needed. 

4. Depends on your budget, GPU and usage. 

5. Need a budget and use case. 

[Bananasplit_00]

1: they come filled, they are called closed loop coolers for a reason

2: I5 8600K is what id go for, has 6 cores but it lacks the threads. i havent seen a streaming test of it, but i was able to stream on my I5 4690K at 720p just fine so there should be no problem with either if you ask me

3: 8GB is enough, but 16GB is better if you can fit it in your budget without compromising on other stuff like GPU and CPU

4: 1440p or 4K

5: 1070 for 1440p or 1080 for 4K, 1080TI if you want to max everything in everything at 4K though

[Eduard the weeb]

Just now, gbergeron said:

That is FALSE.

 

You don't need or own water.

 

don't get the i5 its shitty bang for the buck nowadays.

not really he said he was purely gaming and if pricing stay this way then the 7600K makes since if he is purely gaming 

 

and yeah I fucked up about AIO's

[Oshino Shinobu]

Just now, Eduard the weeb said:

not really he said he was purely gaming and if pricing stay this way then the 7600K makes since if he is purely gaming 

 

and yeah I fucked up about AIO's

He didn't say he was purely gaming. He said he's wanting to get into streaming and Youtube, which means the system will likely end up being used for content creation. 

[Eduard the weeb]

Just now, Oshino Shinobu said:

He didn't say he was purely gaming. He said he's wanting to get into streaming and Youtube, which means the system will likely end up being used for content creation. 

yeah I skimmed through it but I still think the I5 will be better or equal

[gbergeron]

12 minutes ago, Eduard the weeb said:

not really he said he was purely gaming and if pricing stay this way then the 7600K makes since if he is purely gaming 

 

and yeah I fucked up about AIO's

Nothing good in buying an i5... the ryzen performs as good in games and is a lot better cpu....

 

No reason to buy an i5 now. Wait for coffee lake and get an i5 8600k : OK! 

 

7600k ---> avoid

[beef00man]

the pc I'm building will be used for editing gameing streaming editing

 

 

[ElZamo92]

18 minutes ago, Eduard the weeb said:

yeah I skimmed through it but I still think the I5 will be better or equal

The 7700k is TERRIBLE for streaming with CPU encoding. It'll either drop MASSIVE amounts of frames from the steam or cause VERY low FPS in game. The i5 can only be worse than that. 

 

[AzNPryd08]

42 minutes ago, beef00man said:

I have some questons im thinking about building a pc  pls forgive the horable spelling pls be polite im ony 13

1. do the water coolers like the Corsair - H100i v2  and the NZXT - Kraken X62 Rev 2 have water in them or do I have to put water in them

2. shuld I go with a ryzen 5 1600 or a i5 7600k the most intensive game I play is gta v and I whant to get into streaming and youtube 

3. is 8 gb  of ram enof or shuld I get 16 

4.i whant to get a higher resolution than 1080p what shuld I get

5. going back to the last queston what gpu do I need

1. All in one needs no added water.

2. Ryzen 5 for youtube and streaming would work well.

3. I would go with 16 for the editing of youtube and streaming.

4. 1440p is good, more then that might be hard on your GPU depending on what your doing.

5. 1070, 1070ti, or vega seems like best to shoot for without breaking the bank

[Virus__]

2 hours ago, gbergeron said:

That is FALSE.

 

You don't need or own water.

 

don't get the i5 its shitty bang for the buck nowadays.

I dunno. As pointed out by Bryan from TechYesCity on Twitter earlier today to Steve from Hardware Unboxed the i5 8600k clocks higher than the 8700k (at least for him) which gave him better results with a 1080Ti than the 8700k did. Also the i5 uses less power, which means less heat output, which also means you don't need as beefy CPU cooler.

[gbergeron]

1 hour ago, Virus__ said:

I dunno. As pointed out by Bryan from TechYesCity on Twitter earlier today to Steve from Hardware Unboxed the i5 8600k clocks higher than the 8700k (at least for him) which gave him better results with a 1080Ti than the 8700k did. Also the i5 uses less power, which means less heat output, which also means you don't need as beefy CPU cooler.

I and OP was talking about kaby lake, obviously coffee lake's i5 are awesome, it's a come back, ryzen was killing i5's 

[Virus__]

4 minutes ago, gbergeron said:

I was talking about kaby lake, of course coffee lake's i5 are awesome, it's a come back, ryzen was killing i5's 

Oh right. Yeah. Honestly even my Skylake CPU is average. I wish I had stuck it out with my i5 2600 another 12 months for Coffee Lake & just grabbed a 1070 to replace the GTX760 I was running.

[gbergeron]

2 hours ago, Virus__ said:

Oh right. Yeah. Honestly even my Skylake CPU is average. I wish I had stuck it out with my i5 2600 another 12 months for Coffee Lake & just grabbed a 1070 to replace the GTX760 I was running.

i7 2600 you mean ?  

[Virus__]

Just now, gbergeron said:

i7 2600 you mean ?  

Nope. I actually meant i5 2500.. Only typed 2600 cause I wasn't concentrating lol.