Gaming PC Parts Advise

[DJPWNAGE112]

Hi I am trying to build an NVIDIA/Intel based PC Under 1000 dollars. I plan to do hardcore gaming with this machine as well as make youtube videos. Also Livestreaming. I also am curious about if I should use the stock heat sync for the PC. Tanak you

 

[blurryy]

I wouldn't ever recommend the stock heatsink. Even a EVO 212 I would recommend over the stock heatsink.

 

[blurryy]

You'll need at least 16GB RAM, for working with adobe after effects etc for YT videos
A good graphics card; GTX 970.
Preferred its a intel processor with hyperthreading ava.

 

[DJPWNAGE112]

I wouldn't ever recommend the stock heatsink. Even a EVO 212 I would recommend over the stock heatsink.

You'll need at least 16GB RAM, for working with adobe after effects etc for YT videos
A good graphics card; GTX 970.
Preferred its a intel processor with hyperthreading ava.

What Heat sync should I use that is quiet as well as what psu would be recommended and should I go I5 or I7

 

[PajamaXLlama]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/Tth43C here is a little build I put together right under your budget after rebates. It's really good for what you need. Doesn't include monitor or Operating System

 

[blurryy]

Depends on what your using it for. I obviously would recommend a i7 anyday. & your budget will be in factor.


You can go the radiator route or using a heat sink with a fan. I would recommend this *DEPENDING* on your LGA or AMD socket.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835608018&cm_re=noctua_heatsink-_-35-608-018-_-Product

 

[DJPWNAGE112]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/Tth43C here is a little build I put together right under your budget after rebates. It's really good for what you need. Doesn't include monitor or Operating System

thank u so much this means alot

 

[DJPWNAGE112]

Depends on what your using it for. I obviously would recommend a i7 anyday. & your budget will be in factor.


You can go the radiator route or using a heat sink with a fan. I would recommend this *DEPENDING* on your LGA or AMD socket.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835608018&cm_re=noctua_heatsink-_-35-608-018-_-Product

THANK U

 

[PajamaXLlama]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/Tth43C here is a little build I put together right under your budget after rebates. It's really good for what you need. Doesn't include monitor or Operating System

thank u so much this means alot

I'm happy to help