Cheap computer to render/edit and stream
If someone could help me out by just linking me to a full bought build or just parts that would be fantastic as i can just pirate sony vegas etc
Cheap computer to render/edit and stream
Telling your budget and also the place where you can buy parts would help a lot.
Originally Posted by fizzbawz
Telling your budget and also the place where you can buy parts would help a lot.
Well making an editing/streaming based system in that price range is really awkward, but ill try to figure out something.
CPU: Intel Core i5 4690K 200-240USD
processor is the most important part of this system, if you can put extra 100 bucks I'd really recommend getting Intel Core i7 4790K, since hyperthreading is so good for CPU hard tasks such as streaming and editing
MOBO: Asus B85M-G LGA 1150 micro-ATX 80USD
really limited board but gives everything necessary, again putting 50 usd more would allow you to get decent ATX board with path for upgrades
RAM: Kingston HyperX FURY 16GB Kit (2x8GB) 1600MHz 65USD
16gb should be enough, althought MOBO has support for second 16gb kit, meaning you can buy second one for total 32gb ram which is totally unnecessary
HDD: WD Green 2TB 70USD
since you are building a rig for editing you need mass storage, again this isnt a fast drive and I wouldnt recommend it but if you really want cheap budget... I'd recommend getting SSD + HDD for mass storage but ya, not possible in this price range
GPU: GTX750Ti 100-150USD
Again by no means best GPU but the best you can fit in. It is good enough for streaming and editing, but extra 100USD would allow a GTX960.
PSU: Corsair VS450W 40USD
will do fine with this build.
Then get some cheap case you can find.
Total cost is something close to 600USD with case.
Is this something I'd recommend you to do? Definetly NOT. Yes, it is a rig that can be used for editing and streaming but it lacks upgrade paths and lacks good value to performance. I'd rather just wait till you have around 1000$ for the build, it just simply allows you to get aaaaaaaaaaaa lot better system. But if you really, I mean really really want system which is capable of doing streaming/editing this is what I would go with. It doesn't allow you to have any upgrades besides RAM, so any upgrade will cost a lot.
If you decide to save you money and opt for better overall system this is my recommendation.
CPU: Intel Core i7 4790K
Yes, it is last gen but still has the best price to performance
MOBO: Asus Z97-AR
2x PCIe x16 slots, meaning you can go for SLI. Everything you need and space for upgrades + good for overclocking
RAM: Kingston HyperX FURY 16GB
Again, you can later get second one for total 32GB. 16GB should be enough thought.
GPU: GTX960
Really solid GPU. Also purchasing second one later is a possibility, if the power is needed.
PSU: Corsair 750W
750W is enough to power 2x 960's. It doesn't add much cost if u consider the fact that it allows you to get second GPU later.
Storage: 128GB or 250GB SSD + 2-4TB of HDDs
Just get a decent/good ssd for windows/other programs, use HDDs as mass storage. Any decent 7200RPM will do.
+case
That should be around 1000USD and leaves you with tons of upgrade paths, for cheap. Also superior performance compared to the 600USD build. Just save the money, please. (This is the build I recommend for everyone, i7+960 if editing/CPU heavy and i5+970 if gaming. Overall the best price to performance build you can get currently and the amazing upgrade possibilities also.)
EDIT: used amazon for prices, I'm an euro so prices might be little unaccurate.
CPU: Intel Core i5 4690K 200-240USD
processor is the most important part of this system, if you can put extra 100 bucks I'd really recommend getting Intel Core i7 4790K, since hyperthreading is so good for CPU hard tasks such as streaming and editing
MOBO: Asus B85M-G LGA 1150 micro-ATX 80USD
really limited board but gives everything necessary, again putting 50 usd more would allow you to get decent ATX board with path for upgrades
RAM: Kingston HyperX FURY 16GB Kit (2x8GB) 1600MHz 65USD
16gb should be enough, althought MOBO has support for second 16gb kit, meaning you can buy second one for total 32gb ram which is totally unnecessary
HDD: WD Green 2TB 70USD
since you are building a rig for editing you need mass storage, again this isnt a fast drive and I wouldnt recommend it but if you really want cheap budget... I'd recommend getting SSD + HDD for mass storage but ya, not possible in this price range
GPU: GTX750Ti 100-150USD
Again by no means best GPU but the best you can fit in. It is good enough for streaming and editing, but extra 100USD would allow a GTX960.
PSU: Corsair VS450W 40USD
will do fine with this build.
Then get some cheap case you can find.
Total cost is something close to 600USD with case.
Is this something I'd recommend you to do? Definetly NOT. Yes, it is a rig that can be used for editing and streaming but it lacks upgrade paths and lacks good value to performance. I'd rather just wait till you have around 1000$ for the build, it just simply allows you to get aaaaaaaaaaaa lot better system. But if you really, I mean really really want system which is capable of doing streaming/editing this is what I would go with. It doesn't allow you to have any upgrades besides RAM, so any upgrade will cost a lot.
If you decide to save you money and opt for better overall system this is my recommendation.
CPU: Intel Core i7 4790K
Yes, it is last gen but still has the best price to performance
MOBO: Asus Z97-AR
2x PCIe x16 slots, meaning you can go for SLI. Everything you need and space for upgrades + good for overclocking
RAM: Kingston HyperX FURY 16GB
Again, you can later get second one for total 32GB. 16GB should be enough thought.
GPU: GTX960
Really solid GPU. Also purchasing second one later is a possibility, if the power is needed.
PSU: Corsair 750W
750W is enough to power 2x 960's. It doesn't add much cost if u consider the fact that it allows you to get second GPU later.
Storage: 128GB or 250GB SSD + 2-4TB of HDDs
Just get a decent/good ssd for windows/other programs, use HDDs as mass storage. Any decent 7200RPM will do.
+case
That should be around 1000USD and leaves you with tons of upgrade paths, for cheap. Also superior performance compared to the 600USD build. Just save the money, please. (This is the build I recommend for everyone, i7+960 if editing/CPU heavy and i5+970 if gaming. Overall the best price to performance build you can get currently and the amazing upgrade possibilities also.)
EDIT: used amazon for prices, I'm an euro so prices might be little unaccurate.
Originally Posted by fizzbawz
Well making an editing/streaming based system in that price range is really awkward, but ill try to figure out something.
CPU: Intel Core i5 4690K 200-240USD
processor is the most important part of this system, if you can put extra 100 bucks I'd really recommend getting Intel Core i7 4790K, since hyperthreading is so good for CPU hard tasks such as streaming and editing
MOBO: Asus B85M-G LGA 1150 micro-ATX 80USD
really limited board but gives everything necessary, again putting 50 usd more would allow you to get decent ATX board with path for upgrades
RAM: Kingston HyperX FURY 16GB Kit (2x8GB) 1600MHz 65USD
16gb should be enough, althought MOBO has support for second 16gb kit, meaning you can buy second one for total 32gb ram which is totally unnecessary
HDD: WD Green 2TB 70USD
since you are building a rig for editing you need mass storage, again this isnt a fast drive and I wouldnt recommend it but if you really want cheap budget... I'd recommend getting SSD + HDD for mass storage but ya, not possible in this price range
GPU: GTX750Ti 100-150USD
Again by no means best GPU but the best you can fit in. It is good enough for streaming and editing, but extra 100USD would allow a GTX960.
PSU: Corsair VS450W 40USD
will do fine with this build.
Then get some cheap case you can find.
Total cost is something close to 600USD with case.
Is this something I'd recommend you to do? Definetly NOT. Yes, it is a rig that can be used for editing and streaming but it lacks upgrade paths and lacks good value to performance. I'd rather just wait till you have around 1000$ for the build, it just simply allows you to get aaaaaaaaaaaa lot better system. But if you really, I mean really really want system which is capable of doing streaming/editing this is what I would go with. It doesn't allow you to have any upgrades besides RAM, so any upgrade will cost a lot.
If you decide to save you money and opt for better overall system this is my recommendation.
CPU: Intel Core i7 4790K
Yes, it is last gen but still has the best price to performance
MOBO: Asus Z97-AR
2x PCIe x16 slots, meaning you can go for SLI. Everything you need and space for upgrades + good for overclocking
RAM: Kingston HyperX FURY 16GB
Again, you can later get second one for total 32GB. 16GB should be enough thought.
GPU: GTX960
Really solid GPU. Also purchasing second one later is a possibility, if the power is needed.
PSU: Corsair 750W
750W is enough to power 2x 960's. It doesn't add much cost if u consider the fact that it allows you to get second GPU later.
Storage: 128GB or 250GB SSD + 2-4TB of HDDs
Just get a decent/good ssd for windows/other programs, use HDDs as mass storage. Any decent 7200RPM will do.
+case
That should be around 1000USD and leaves you with tons of upgrade paths, for cheap. Also superior performance compared to the 600USD build. Just save the money, please. (This is the build I recommend for everyone, i7+960 if editing/CPU heavy and i5+970 if gaming. Overall the best price to performance build you can get currently and the amazing upgrade possibilities also.)
EDIT: used amazon for prices, I'm an euro so prices might be little unaccurate.
CPU: Intel Core i5 4690K 200-240USD
processor is the most important part of this system, if you can put extra 100 bucks I'd really recommend getting Intel Core i7 4790K, since hyperthreading is so good for CPU hard tasks such as streaming and editing
MOBO: Asus B85M-G LGA 1150 micro-ATX 80USD
really limited board but gives everything necessary, again putting 50 usd more would allow you to get decent ATX board with path for upgrades
RAM: Kingston HyperX FURY 16GB Kit (2x8GB) 1600MHz 65USD
16gb should be enough, althought MOBO has support for second 16gb kit, meaning you can buy second one for total 32gb ram which is totally unnecessary
HDD: WD Green 2TB 70USD
since you are building a rig for editing you need mass storage, again this isnt a fast drive and I wouldnt recommend it but if you really want cheap budget... I'd recommend getting SSD + HDD for mass storage but ya, not possible in this price range
GPU: GTX750Ti 100-150USD
Again by no means best GPU but the best you can fit in. It is good enough for streaming and editing, but extra 100USD would allow a GTX960.
PSU: Corsair VS450W 40USD
will do fine with this build.
Then get some cheap case you can find.
Total cost is something close to 600USD with case.
Is this something I'd recommend you to do? Definetly NOT. Yes, it is a rig that can be used for editing and streaming but it lacks upgrade paths and lacks good value to performance. I'd rather just wait till you have around 1000$ for the build, it just simply allows you to get aaaaaaaaaaaa lot better system. But if you really, I mean really really want system which is capable of doing streaming/editing this is what I would go with. It doesn't allow you to have any upgrades besides RAM, so any upgrade will cost a lot.
If you decide to save you money and opt for better overall system this is my recommendation.
CPU: Intel Core i7 4790K
Yes, it is last gen but still has the best price to performance
MOBO: Asus Z97-AR
2x PCIe x16 slots, meaning you can go for SLI. Everything you need and space for upgrades + good for overclocking
RAM: Kingston HyperX FURY 16GB
Again, you can later get second one for total 32GB. 16GB should be enough thought.
GPU: GTX960
Really solid GPU. Also purchasing second one later is a possibility, if the power is needed.
PSU: Corsair 750W
750W is enough to power 2x 960's. It doesn't add much cost if u consider the fact that it allows you to get second GPU later.
Storage: 128GB or 250GB SSD + 2-4TB of HDDs
Just get a decent/good ssd for windows/other programs, use HDDs as mass storage. Any decent 7200RPM will do.
+case
That should be around 1000USD and leaves you with tons of upgrade paths, for cheap. Also superior performance compared to the 600USD build. Just save the money, please. (This is the build I recommend for everyone, i7+960 if editing/CPU heavy and i5+970 if gaming. Overall the best price to performance build you can get currently and the amazing upgrade possibilities also.)
EDIT: used amazon for prices, I'm an euro so prices might be little unaccurate.
Originally Posted by fizzbawz
If you decide to save you money and opt for better overall system this is my recommendation.
CPU: Intel Core i7 4790K
Yes, it is last gen but still has the best price to performance
MOBO: Asus Z97-AR
2x PCIe x16 slots, meaning you can go for SLI. Everything you need and space for upgrades + good for overclocking
RAM: Kingston HyperX FURY 16GB
Again, you can later get second one for total 32GB. 16GB should be enough thought.
GPU: GTX960
Really solid GPU. Also purchasing second one later is a possibility, if the power is needed.
PSU: Corsair 750W
750W is enough to power 2x 960's. It doesn't add much cost if u consider the fact that it allows you to get second GPU later.
Storage: 128GB or 250GB SSD + 2-4TB of HDDs
Just get a decent/good ssd for windows/other programs, use HDDs as mass storage. Any decent 7200RPM will do.
+case
That should be around 1000USD and leaves you with tons of upgrade paths, for cheap. Also superior performance compared to the 600USD build. Just save the money, please. (This is the build I recommend for everyone, i7+960 if editing/CPU heavy and i5+970 if gaming. Overall the best price to performance build you can get currently and the amazing upgrade possibilities also.)
EDIT: used amazon for prices, I'm an euro so prices might be little unaccurate.
Originally Posted by meap01
A 960 in a 1000$ build? swap the i7 For an i5 4690k or i5 6600k and with the extra cash get yourself a GTX 970
Also I mentioned i5+970 combo in the post, so next time you comment please read the context.
EDIT: even the title of the topic is "computer to render/edit and stream"
You sir deserve my respect... @meap01 you deserve my d8ck.
Sorry to annoy you again but would it matter what type of case i build in?
If so could you link me to a good fairly cheap case c:
Tysm in advanced @fizzbawz
If so could you link me to a good fairly cheap case c:
Tysm in advanced @fizzbawz
Originally Posted by AceOfNinjas
Sorry to annoy you again but would it matter what type of case i build in?
If so could you link me to a good fairly cheap case c:
Tysm in advanced @fizzbawz
If so could you link me to a good fairly cheap case c:
Tysm in advanced @fizzbawz
It has pretty solid build quality and looks really good atleast in my opinion
Fractal Design Define R4 ~80$ on sale atm http://www.amazon.com/Fractal-Design.../dp/B008HD3CTI
comes also in many different colours, really good build quality, optimized for noise reduction, comes with window or you can buy it afterwards for aesthetics
Those two are more "premium" cases, that have nice build quality paired with good looks, if you want something really simple that'll just do the job check these:
Corsair Carbide http://www.amazon.com/Corsair-Carbid...fb36518b516c23
it's actually pretty good looking but build quality no where near as fractal define for an example, but still a really good case for 50$
Enermax Ostrog http://www.amazon.com/Enermax-Comput.../dp/B009IKC3M6
another pretty cheap decent looking case
If you manage to find cheap fractal define R3's or R4's go for them. The new define R5 is super expensive atm and it isn't really that much better than the older versions of define. It's pretty much the best case there is looks/build quality/noise wise for below 200$. Budget options should do fine if you don't move your computer too often or do stuff that might damage the case.
EDIT: oh i forgot to answer the main question, if you went with the more expensive build you need to have atleast ATX size case. If you went with the budget option you can also get mATX cases (the one which has micro ATX motherboard).
Gonna go witht he more expensive build c:
Save some more money! 
and buy the parts from ebay they're much cheaper
Originally Posted by generator
and buy the parts from ebay they're much cheaper
Always buy your parts from somewhere you can get warranty or insurance if it's your first build.
Originally Posted by generator
and buy the parts from ebay they're much cheaper
TBH you have a lot of stupid advices on this subforum, I don't know if you're trolling or trying to help without knowledge. Just keep in mind that someone might actually follow your advices and end up backfiring their build.
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