with windows 10 shytting the bed again (2 reinstalls in 1 day)
I think its time to start building a new computer (even though im sure its windows 10 related not hardware related).
since I knew I had to reinstall, I took the time today to take apart my computer, rewire what I could (best cable management job ive ever done in a computer
I think I can do those nice cable management pictures if the case was smaller (its a very large case, some wires just arent long enough to extend through the loops to where they need to be)
I can turn this computer into the streaming computer I was talking about
@2gunsup - so a dedicated streaming computer (all it does is take the CPU load from streaming off the main gaming computer, which is like a 50-60% hit to FPS in games
)
so my streaming computer would be
i7-3770k
128 GB SSD
16 GB RAM
Z77A-G45 motherboard
pretty damn good for a dedicated streaming computer
I would take the 970 GTX out and put it in the new computer
so what im looking for is;
-old GPU - 970 GTX
-new processor - $300 (ima look into the i7-5820k more, unless someone has a better gaming solution for around $300. I pretty much only game and browse websites but I do need my comptuer to run games at a great setting with high FPS)
-new monitors - $170-200 x 2 (looking at these 144hz acer monitors that everyone says are great
and better option than BenQ for gaming)
-16 gb ram - $150 or whatever
-keeping my 3 TB HDD from my old computer but want a new SSD since you can find 500 GB ones for what I got my 128 GB one years ago for
-new motherboard, my last motherboard was $170, the one before that $200.. but I cant tell the difference between those and a $100-120 motherboard so ima do that (I dont really SLI, which is why I bought the more expensive ones in the first place cause I thought I was going to and they were both 16x x 16x pci-e slots)
-new psu - $100
-new case but smaller, probably medium sized one this time - $100
total: $1300 or so.. what ima do is buy a part or two a week and slowly build it. I am real impatient and can be impulsive when buying electronics so this will help with patience and also by time im done itll be kind of a christmas present to my self kinda deal
I made my PC in 12' and it was my first time making it too. I told myself, I'd work on some basic shyt to get experience and go back inside to fix it all up. 
