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[CombatComedy]

I have an Intel core i5 7600k and have seen this great deal on a motherboard, should i buy it, 89.99 after rebate, normally 149.99

 

 

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157746&ignorebbr=1

[APasz]

If it's what you want/need.

[CombatComedy]

Just now, APasz said:

If it's what you want/need.

i want it for gaming and game streaming, with some video editing, do you think it will be able to take the workload?

[Trulop]

3 minutes ago, CombatComedy said:

I have an Intel core i5 7600k and have seen this great deal on a motherboard, should i buy it, 89.99 after rebate, normally 149.99

 

 

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157746&ignorebbr=1

if your in dire need of a mobo upgrade id say sure. its a pretty solid board especially for that price.

Just now, CombatComedy said:

i want it for gaming and game streaming, with some video editing, do you think it will be able to take the workload?

that would mostly come down to your other specs, like if your cpu/gpu can handle it, have enough RAM, ETC. Unless you have a terrible mobo now, it probably should do fine anyways with proper cooling (good CPU cooler, good positive airflow in case). If it really is your mobo thats holding you back, it should do fine assuming your other parts are up to the task.

[APasz]

It's a motherboard, it only connects components together and so has no real impact on performance.

Streaming is a time sensitive and heavy work load so I'd recommend moving the encoding onto a second PC but other then that it's pretty good.

[CombatComedy]

Just now, Trulop said:

if your in dire need of a mobo upgrade id say sure. its a pretty solid board especially for that price.

that would mostly come down to your other specs, like if your cpu/gpu can handle it, have enough RAM, ETC. Unless you have a terrible mobo now, it probably should do fine anyways with proper cooling (good CPU cooler, good positive airflow in case). If it really is your mobo thats holding you back, it should do fine assuming your other parts are up to the task.

im building  my first gaming rig and need a mobo,

[Trulop]

1 minute ago, CombatComedy said:

im building  my first gaming rig and need a mobo,

With a 7600k, you have 4C/4T count. that will do fine for gaming, but when you toss in streaming or recording at the same time (on the same PC) you will find everything bogging down. For video editing, depending on what you use, it could utilize either more CPU or GPU, and you'll want probably a minimum of 16GB of RAM.

I would advise beefing up the parts a bit if your wanting to do it all at the same time kinda thing, or settle on doing 1 at a time, or only streaming/recording in lower quality on not as extensive games. Have you already purchased some parts and are locked into the build? or are you able to change up a bit?

[CombatComedy]

1 minute ago, Trulop said:

With a 7600k, you have 4C/4T count. that will do fine for gaming, but when you toss in streaming or recording at the same time (on the same PC) you will find everything bogging down. For video editing, depending on what you use, it could utilize either more CPU or GPU, and you'll want probably a minimum of 16GB of RAM.

I would advise beefing up the parts a bit if your wanting to do it all at the same time kinda thing, or settle on doing 1 at a time, or only streaming/recording in lower quality on not as extensive games. Have you already purchased some parts and are locked into the build? or are you able to change up a bit?

i have the cpu and am about to buy the mobo, i just wanna game at 1080 and stream at atleast 720

[CombatComedy]

2 minutes ago, Trulop said:

With a 7600k, you have 4C/4T count. that will do fine for gaming, but when you toss in streaming or recording at the same time (on the same PC) you will find everything bogging down. For video editing, depending on what you use, it could utilize either more CPU or GPU, and you'll want probably a minimum of 16GB of RAM.

I would advise beefing up the parts a bit if your wanting to do it all at the same time kinda thing, or settle on doing 1 at a time, or only streaming/recording in lower quality on not as extensive games. Have you already purchased some parts and are locked into the build? or are you able to change up a bit?

plus, im not gonna be recording AAA games, games like gmod, csgo, and PUBG

[CombatComedy]

3 minutes ago, Trulop said:

With a 7600k, you have 4C/4T count. that will do fine for gaming, but when you toss in streaming or recording at the same time (on the same PC) you will find everything bogging down. For video editing, depending on what you use, it could utilize either more CPU or GPU, and you'll want probably a minimum of 16GB of RAM.

I would advise beefing up the parts a bit if your wanting to do it all at the same time kinda thing, or settle on doing 1 at a time, or only streaming/recording in lower quality on not as extensive games. Have you already purchased some parts and are locked into the build? or are you able to change up a bit?

plus my budget isnt too high

[Trulop]

1 minute ago, CombatComedy said:

i have the cpu and am about to buy the mobo, i just wanna game at 1080 and stream at atleast 720

 

Just now, CombatComedy said:

plus, im not gonna be recording AAA games, games like gmod, csgo, and PUBG

As long as you have enough RAM, good GPU, and arent going for absolute highest recording/streaming settings, i think it should be alright it most cases. Whats the full spec of your build?

[CombatComedy]

my budget is around 1000,

 

Intel Core I5 7600k 3.8GHz - 4.2GHz QuadCore

 

ASRock Z270 KILLER SLI/AC LGA 1151 Intel Z270 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.1 ATX Motherboards - Intel

 

ATX Case

 

[CombatComedy]

this is what i have ATM

[CombatComedy]

also a 750 watt corsair bronze plus PSU

[Bananasplit_00]

thats the deal i need right now... good deal for a gameing PC id say