he only ever had that much because he left the arena (in a certain way that wouldnt record losses/wouldnt deduct elo) every time he started losing rofl, i've never known someone hold on so passionately to their mge points

hahaha i fucking knew it all along, what a great day this is

the 8350 would benefit streaming, but would likely be a downgrade in most other areas. the 8350 is good at multi-threading due to its 8 cores (so streaming games wouldn't impact performance quite as much as your current cpu), but the cores are very weak individually, making it suck for anything that uses less than 8 cores (which most things do).

you would also have to buy a new motherboard if you wanted to get an 8350, so i would just say put that money towards an i7 4790k. the 8350 is priced nicely but most people (me included) regret buying them in the end after realising they're just way behind intel. like i say though, you'd also be spending almost as much on the 8350 on a motherboard to go with it, which is going to cost something similar to the i7 (which wont need a new motherboard).

and about the DDR5 VRAM, its just like normal system RAM; more of it would give you a huge boost in performance if you were to run out of it; if you weren't running out of normal system RAM in your computer, it would be pointless buying more. 1GB is still enough for the majority of modern games (big titles like GTA 5 or witcher 3 would certainly need more though) and definitely enough for older games including tf2. in your current situation, you don't need to worry about VRAM or a new gpu.

in short; for streaming tf2, an i7 would be the best option. the 8350 is also pretty good at streaming, but shit at everything else (you would probably get a lower fps on tf2 when not streaming than your current 4570) and you would need a new motherboard anyway. an i7 still beats an 8350 at streaming, just not with as much of a difference as everything else.

hope this helps!

"TFR try to bring in sheepy; unfortunately, the merc is denied by Reason. TFR try to dispute this on the grounds that Reason are not even playing in this fixture"

fucking pissed myself

for anyone wondering (and before HYS gets hate), i left due to a lack of time and motivation

best of luck to everyone in TLR, will be interesting to see sdb play in a real team this season assuming he joins

https://youtu.be/y3qphTIZqxg
revenge bitch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJtcGEgj_Zc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1Rs7PeWgO0

does it have harvest

that RAM is waaaaay overkill (8GB of 1600Mhz is perfectly sufficient), motherboard could be a little better (try a Z87), i'd go with a 600W power supply (500W will work but for a little extra money it's nice to have the extra headroom), personally i wouldn't buy windows but it's up to you.

other than that though nice build

if your budget is pretty tight, i would try and shave the total price a little by cutting back on other stuff i.e. a cheaper case, cheaper RAM or even a slightly different motherboard. the 760 is a bit more than the 660 but the price difference is definitely worth it. you're better off finding a way to afford the extra money on a 760, even if it takes a little longer, than settle for a 660

760 is much better than the 660

not taking education that seriously and buying a guitar a few years ago and not really using it (until now)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCSFsd6rXow

i got mine for £219 while 760s were about the same price (reference coolers about £200 and non-reference £230). for such a small price difference the 280X is worth it over the 760 (plus the extra VRAM may come in handy some time in the future, not saying the 760's 2GB isn't enough though). and that 760 is reference lol who cares about those

tbf 280X prices have gone up a bit because of litecoin mining and shit, just saying though, if you can find a 280X for about the same price as a good, non-reference 760 or just a little bit more it's worth it