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Building a media comp

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2017/05/29 15:06:05 (permalink)
Was wondering if anyone here has built one and what you used for GPU etc....

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    Re: Building a media comp 2017/05/29 15:13:24 (permalink)
    media as in for what type? video editing, music, photos, streaming?

                                   
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    Re: Building a media comp 2017/05/29 15:25:58 (permalink)
    Movies and streaming.

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    Re: Building a media comp 2017/05/29 15:34:23 (permalink)
    An EVGA GT 1030 would work fine.
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    Re: Building a media comp 2017/05/29 15:38:14 (permalink)
    If its just for movies you can save some money by getting a mobo with HD Graphics built in.

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    Re: Building a media comp 2017/05/29 16:13:30 (permalink)
     
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    Re: Building a media comp 2017/05/29 18:41:12 (permalink)
    I am using an old gt430 and it does 3d and 1080p just fine. If you plan on doing 4k, you will need much more though. I run a plex and kodi on it from the other room.
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    Re: Building a media comp 2017/05/29 22:56:50 (permalink)
    Got a good mobo with an i3...might use the 1030 from my other comp.But in the meantime I have a 5770 for video.Not planning on 4k right now.

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    Re: Building a media comp 2017/05/29 23:47:11 (permalink)
    I have a Intel NUC that works pretty good for media needs though I find I don't use it that often. It's does a lot that I like but the girlfriend understands how to use the Xbox One so that is what streams everything.
     
    To really get back on topic though 1080p is pretty much easy for anything to do at this point for streaming and movie watching. If you are to do some older gaming on it then the GPU would matter a little bit more. I personally like using it for some simple games that are like five minute breaks.

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