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Caldon
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Just ordered my HEMA gear. 400 bucks later, we're ready to roll!
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This. Or the PG348Q, they're the same monitor in a different skin. I took the Predator because it's less gaudy than the Asus version.
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My issue with projection is that it requires a lot of cable routing, the projector can be noisy and you need a dedicated dark room for it. All in all the setup might set you back more than a really highend TV.
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Welcome to the base!
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Yeah, about your motherboard... The Intel 8000 series only supports Z370, and the Z370 mobo's only support the Intel 8000 series. No backwards compatability. As for supporting all 6 cores, I don't follow you?
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According to most benchmarks, the 8700K is a wrecking ball, but it loses to the 7700K with a few FPS almost every time (the only exception being the times it can use it's 2 extra cores). Interesting. Now, maybe this is wishful thinking, but perhaps optimizations will allow the 8700K to surpass the 7700K. If not, well, it's still a really solid CPU that beats the 1800X at everything while costing less.
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The 8700K is apperantly a rather good overclocker that can reach 5 GHz. Just be sure to get a beefy AIO watercooler + decent motherboard and you'll be fine.
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Since you're going to game a lot the 8700K might be your beat. It's a 6 core miracle that has the best single-core performance in town to keep your games snappy while boasting the multicore performance of the 1800X to keep your stream going.
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It won't kill Ryzen in workstations. But it stole the gaming market.
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That looks disgustingly beautiful.
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To me, the new rivalry is a double edged sword. The new competetiveness in AMD has finally forced Intel to start competing again! But on the other hand, technology will advance quicker now, so that means stuff I buy will be dated faster
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It's likely that Coffee lake won't sell very well, seeing how Ice Lake is about a year away and promises an 8 core mainstream CPU.