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Least expensive CPU/GPU to run SSBM/SSBPM netplay while recording?
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Least expensive CPU/GPU to run SSBM/SSBPM netplay while recording?
04-14-2014, 10:00 AM
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I was thinking of a Intel Core i3-4340 3.6GHz with only the integrated Intel HD Graphics 4600, since it's only $180 at NCIX Canada (my preferred store). I want the PC to run SSBM and SSBPM at 480p and a constant 60 fps while recording gameplay, so I think an i5 might be a better choice. I was thinking of using the i5 4570, since it has the same clock rate (with Turbo Boost), same iGPU, and it's a quad core. I haven't looked much at the combination of a cheap CPU with a low-end dedicated GPU, since they usually end up being more expensive. What CPU/GPU combo would you guys suggest to play and record those games smoothly? I don't care much for resolution, as long as it's at least 480p. My budget for the CPU and GPU is about $250 CAD, but I'd prefer ones that do not need to OC so I can save on a mobo and cooler.

Also, is there anything else you would recommend to play SSBM and SSBPM on Dolphin?
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04-14-2014, 02:59 PM
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Gigabyte Brix Pro is your best bet
It has i5 4570R and Intel HD 5200 which is as fast as GT 640 , small form factor
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04-14-2014, 03:51 PM
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Since I saw how cheap the G3220 is in the last thread asking this question, I've been thinking about an upgrade for dolphin. I've already got ram, HD, case, GPU...etc, so I would just need a CPU/board. $120 for a big jump in speed sounds pretty good. (currently using X3440@3.6GHz) Since you would have to get a GPU for shadowplay if you got a 2 core CPU, I would just go ahead and get the 4670K . You can use the intel GPU for now and get a GPU later, and add a cooler once you want to overclock. I'll probably end up waiting until I can get a 4670K.

Budget build:
G3220 $70
Board $50
4GB ram $50
GTX 750 $120 (for shadowplay)
case $50
1TB $65

total $405

Fast build:
4670K $220
Z87Board $150
4GB ram $50
intel GPU $0
case $50
1TB $65

total $535
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04-15-2014, 11:28 AM (This post was last modified: 04-15-2014, 11:32 AM by yl-smash.)
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The G3220 would suffice. Smash games are light weight. That being said, you should be patient and save up for a more future-proof cpu rather than rush to get whatever works. The upcoming Pentium Anniversary cpu's could be worth waiting for too, they're going to be unlocked and will be released soon.
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04-15-2014, 03:54 PM
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Get any NVIDIA GPU + ShadowPlay = GG for recording and streaming. Zero impact on performance; you can probably use a weaker CPU with a NVIDIA GPU and still get away with it because of how good ShadowPlay is.
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04-16-2014, 09:13 AM
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It's also a fucktonne more reliable than FRAPS etc from my limited experience.
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