Aimi wrote Just get 2 980s and SLI them.

Or if you wanted you could get a big ssd to store games on it, but as it stands you really will only benefit in upgrading your GPU, although you could get a new i7 such as the 4790k as well as the gtx 980s then you'd be on the budget you set.

However you could get this

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and another 780ti. Its just up to you, both options are good, but in terms of getting more for your money id get the 780ti along side that monitor, and you still have money left over to get that i7 if you wish.

Terrabytez wrote few options:
1) X99 for shits and giggles
2) 2 980's and a 4K monitor
3) keep as is and invest in something else, you don't need an upgrade but you want it. That $1500 could be used for something more useful.

isocool123 wrote

Terrabytez wrote few options:
1) X99 for shits and giggles
2) 2 980's and a 4K monitor
3) keep as is and invest in something else, you don't need an upgrade but you want it. That $1500 could be used for something more useful.

This system still isn't doing what I want ro do. I try and stream at 1080 60fps and it keeps saying high encodeing on obs. i try to record minecraft at 60 fps on fraps and it drops below 50fps. I installed all drives so rip

Terrabytez wrote

isocool123 wrote

Terrabytez wrote few options:
1) X99 for shits and giggles
2) 2 980's and a 4K monitor
3) keep as is and invest in something else, you don't need an upgrade but you want it. That $1500 could be used for something more useful.

This system still isn't doing what I want ro do. I try and stream at 1080 60fps and it keeps saying high encodeing on obs. i try to record minecraft at 60 fps on fraps and it drops below 50fps. I installed all drives so rip

with a 780Ti, and recording you should not be dropping below 200fps on MC....
plus, streaming is dependent on internet speeds, not hardware