Hey, I'm a pretty big newb when it comes to building a PC. I've done some research, but it's not really coming together.. My budget is 900-1100$ ish. If going from 900$ to 1100$ is an insane difference, then I would wait an extra few weeks for it. Atm I don't have any parts or anything picked out, not even the case..
having problems, and to try for an ATI. If that isn't true then ignore that.
My only preference is an ATI over Nvidia, unless you guys think Ndivia is better. Told by countless people that the nvidia geforce series (what I have atm) has been
I have too little knowledge to know what my preferences should be for what I'm doing, but my friend had a lot of good things to say about the forums here and knowledge you guys have, so I'm hoping you guys might have an idea.
As the title states it's a gaming PC. Currently playing/teaching League of Legends for a living, but I plan to move on to other games when I get my stream/youtube channel up and running (which may take years of hard work, but ya). Which brings me to my stream, which I want a PC good enough to at least stream (Probably through Twitch or Own3d) in 720p at good FPS. At this time I'm only going to be streaming (through Open Broadcaster or Xsplit, probably the former) WarZ (new game similar to DayZ), LoL, Tetris, and Touhou. The last two obviously not requiring much CPU, but will be played at the same time (or at least be open) while playing/streaming either WarZ or DayZ.
And I'm going to be working on videos in the future using Sony Vegas (when I can afford a copy~).
I want to somewhat future proof it of course, which from what I've gathered 1000$~ should last awhile, but I was hoping you guys would be able to spread some light on that, too..
I'm not sure how this website runs, if you guys on the forums here get paid to help others/me figure out their build ect, but in advance I really appreciate all the work and knowledge that you guys do here. Thanks a lot!
p.s I'm probably going to order the parts on newegg (not sure if its going to be worth it for me to learn how to put it together myself or not, probably just going to have them do that), but if there are other websites you can think of as good/better than newegg that I could use then let me know.. thanks again so much
pp.s Going to be on for another hour or so, if you need additional information ask and I will provide asap
having problems, and to try for an ATI. If that isn't true then ignore that.
My only preference is an ATI over Nvidia, unless you guys think Ndivia is better. Told by countless people that the nvidia geforce series (what I have atm) has been
I have too little knowledge to know what my preferences should be for what I'm doing, but my friend had a lot of good things to say about the forums here and knowledge you guys have, so I'm hoping you guys might have an idea.
As the title states it's a gaming PC. Currently playing/teaching League of Legends for a living, but I plan to move on to other games when I get my stream/youtube channel up and running (which may take years of hard work, but ya). Which brings me to my stream, which I want a PC good enough to at least stream (Probably through Twitch or Own3d) in 720p at good FPS. At this time I'm only going to be streaming (through Open Broadcaster or Xsplit, probably the former) WarZ (new game similar to DayZ), LoL, Tetris, and Touhou. The last two obviously not requiring much CPU, but will be played at the same time (or at least be open) while playing/streaming either WarZ or DayZ.
And I'm going to be working on videos in the future using Sony Vegas (when I can afford a copy~).
I want to somewhat future proof it of course, which from what I've gathered 1000$~ should last awhile, but I was hoping you guys would be able to spread some light on that, too..
I'm not sure how this website runs, if you guys on the forums here get paid to help others/me figure out their build ect, but in advance I really appreciate all the work and knowledge that you guys do here. Thanks a lot!
p.s I'm probably going to order the parts on newegg (not sure if its going to be worth it for me to learn how to put it together myself or not, probably just going to have them do that), but if there are other websites you can think of as good/better than newegg that I could use then let me know.. thanks again so much
pp.s Going to be on for another hour or so, if you need additional information ask and I will provide asap