I am buiding a computer from second hand things off ebay... I will be using it to start a tech channel on YouTube, and also gaming.
I want to record my gameplay almost 100% of the time that I am gaming, be able to stream once or twice a week, and be able to have things like skype and audacity running in the background of my games...
I have found both a FX 8350 Black Edition and an i5 3570k, both for about the same price...
I dont care about a marginal 1-3 FPS and I also dont care if one will get rendering done a minute faster...
I want to be able to play my games and record them at a high average and high minimum framerate with DXtory or Fraps in the background, and be able to stream frequently...
I know that the i5 3570k is better for gaming, but what about with recording software and/or skype and OBS (for steaming) running in the background?
Will I be seeing an advantage going with the AMD processor with 8 cores?
I already have my graphics card, it is a HD 7950 Windforce... Neither processor will be bottlenecking it, and both the processors and the graphics card are overclockable editions.
(I will be taking advantage of this and overclocking as high as I can)
I want to record my gameplay almost 100% of the time that I am gaming, be able to stream once or twice a week, and be able to have things like skype and audacity running in the background of my games...
I have found both a FX 8350 Black Edition and an i5 3570k, both for about the same price...
I dont care about a marginal 1-3 FPS and I also dont care if one will get rendering done a minute faster...
I want to be able to play my games and record them at a high average and high minimum framerate with DXtory or Fraps in the background, and be able to stream frequently...
I know that the i5 3570k is better for gaming, but what about with recording software and/or skype and OBS (for steaming) running in the background?
Will I be seeing an advantage going with the AMD processor with 8 cores?
I already have my graphics card, it is a HD 7950 Windforce... Neither processor will be bottlenecking it, and both the processors and the graphics card are overclockable editions.
(I will be taking advantage of this and overclocking as high as I can)