- Jun 21, 2000
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My Z370 ITX board died last night. I checked everything else including reseating it, two separate case installs, and different power supplies. I pieced together the best parts of my HTPC and the leftovers from the gaming set up:
Z170 Gigabyte Gaming 5 ITX, 6700K, 2 x 8GB 3200 ram, 1TB SSD, GTX 1080. Its definitely slower then the 8700K just playing Modern Warfare at 1440P with a monitor that will do 165hz
Leftover parts are 8700K, 980Ti, 2 x 8GB 3000Mhz ram, hx750I power supply.
Should I get an ATX motherboard sub $200 and two more matching sticks of ram for 32GB total to use with the 8700K? I would do a mild overclock because overclock.
Sell it all and go Ryzen 3? Or overclock the 6700K and sell leftovers for a better graphics card?
I'm in the mood to upgrade but I'd like it to make sense.
Thank you
Z170 Gigabyte Gaming 5 ITX, 6700K, 2 x 8GB 3200 ram, 1TB SSD, GTX 1080. Its definitely slower then the 8700K just playing Modern Warfare at 1440P with a monitor that will do 165hz
Leftover parts are 8700K, 980Ti, 2 x 8GB 3000Mhz ram, hx750I power supply.
Should I get an ATX motherboard sub $200 and two more matching sticks of ram for 32GB total to use with the 8700K? I would do a mild overclock because overclock.
Sell it all and go Ryzen 3? Or overclock the 6700K and sell leftovers for a better graphics card?
I'm in the mood to upgrade but I'd like it to make sense.
Thank you