So, Black Friday came into my country and so on, and I think it s the time to upgrade my crappy laptop
Since I play WoT and CS:GO, and love to make vids, I was thinking that with the new PC I could do some YouTube and Twitch
I have a budget of 400$, from which, in my country, I could either buy an I3-4160+GTX 950 combo or an I5-4460 and a GTX 750Ti (The FX-6300 is off here because with a cooler it costs as much as a 4460 here)
So,if I'm planning to play at 1080p some demanding games like WoT, NFS, CoD and so on, but I don't really mind running them on medium-high, and also want to stream and video edit in that time, what would be better for me, the 1st or 2nd variant?
I m also thinking that if I get the I5 I would only need to change the GPU in the future, and the CPU could last me a lot more time than a I3...
Please help me asap
EDIT:World of Tanks is a single-core-support game, and CS:GO isn't demanding atoll...so would the I3 still be good enough for WoT?
Since I play WoT and CS:GO, and love to make vids, I was thinking that with the new PC I could do some YouTube and Twitch
I have a budget of 400$, from which, in my country, I could either buy an I3-4160+GTX 950 combo or an I5-4460 and a GTX 750Ti (The FX-6300 is off here because with a cooler it costs as much as a 4460 here)
So,if I'm planning to play at 1080p some demanding games like WoT, NFS, CoD and so on, but I don't really mind running them on medium-high, and also want to stream and video edit in that time, what would be better for me, the 1st or 2nd variant?
I m also thinking that if I get the I5 I would only need to change the GPU in the future, and the CPU could last me a lot more time than a I3...
Please help me asap
EDIT:World of Tanks is a single-core-support game, and CS:GO isn't demanding atoll...so would the I3 still be good enough for WoT?
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