Gaming + Rendering and Video Editing Workstation Build Help

[TechHelpNO]

Ok, soo i want to build a PC for gaming at Ultra on the newest titles at 1080p (dont need more than full HD, at most 2K) and rendering in 3ds max + working in after effects and video editing. I kind of need help with the rig i have chosen, to see if someone more experienced than me with this situation could help .

My planned rig:

Intel Core i7 4790K or 6700K (I want to have the option to overclock)
Asus Z170 (I am kind of an ASUS fan-boy ) or Z97A for the 4790k
Crucial Ballistix 16GB DDR4 or the DDR3 version for 4790k
Cooler Master Hyper 212
R9 390X Sapphire Tri-X (I think i will need the 8GB of VRAM because i will be using plugins that store most of the data in the VRAM, like Element3D and Ray-Fire)
Seagate Desktop SSHD 2TB 7200RPM
EVGA SuperNOVA 750B1 750W
Fractal Design Define S Black
And a couple of 120mm fans

I would love to see comments and reasons, thanks in advance guys !

 

[badboyrog2]

``Cooler Master Hyper 212`` get the cryorig H7 instead
``R9 390X Sapphire Tri-X`` a r9 390 will suffice ..but why not?
``EVGA SuperNOVA 750B1 750W`` get the b2/g2/gs series instead

 

[thor220]

The 5820k is going to be the best option coming in cheaper than the 6700k. It is much better for video encoding, editing, and rendering.

6 cores vs 4 makes a huge difference.

 

[TechHelpNO]

``Cooler Master Hyper 212`` get the cryorig H7 instead
``R9 390X Sapphire Tri-X`` a r9 390 will suffice ..but why not?
``EVGA SuperNOVA 750B1 750W`` get the b2/g2/gs series instead

Sure I can take your suggestion but how much difference does pixel rate and floating point performance make between these two cards the r9 390 and the x-version?

 

[TechHelpNO]

The 5820k is going to be the best option coming in cheaper than the 6700k. It is much better for video encoding, editing, and rendering.

6 cores vs 4 makes a huge difference.

You're absolutely right i totally forgot about the 5th gen intel core cpus, yea the 5820k will make a differnce with 2 cores even though i loose 0,7Ghz

 

[badboyrog2]

http://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/AMD-R9-390X-vs-AMD-R9-390/3497vs3481
it depend on the price of the r9 390x ..if 150$ more then the r9 390 , better have the r9 390 and save 150$ , the performance difference its not so high between both

 

[thor220]

The 5820k is going to be the best option coming in cheaper than the 6700k. It is much better for video encoding, editing, and rendering.

6 cores vs 4 makes a huge difference.

You're absolutely right i totally forgot about the 5th gen intel core cpus, yea the 5820k will make a differnce with 2 cores even though i loose 0,7Ghz

Yep but it's good to note that the 5820k uses solder as TIM, so it overclocks quite well. Delid not required.

 

[Filmman3000]

+1 for the 5820k cores cores cores!