Reasoning for the PC Goal

Howdy,

I did not want to take up a TON of space with my rambling on the goal, so here is the reasons why we want our first goal to be a new PC..

If you have not already read the FAIL post, check it out here first, it is one of many FAILS we have had because of my old rig: https://www.patreon.com/posts/what-fail-56487710

Yes, $300/mo is NOT enough for a new computer, but it gives me the faith that over time we can make back that expense here that, other than the YouTube channel, and the gaming channel the staff want to do, would not need this upgrade. I mean, it would be nice, but not a necessity. At this point, if I want to continue streaming, podcasting, and even recording videos, a new PC is going to need to be a thing eventually. Having major crashes, hitches, and the inability to stream while gaming on basically ANY game means if we want to make it, an upgrade will be required.

For those wondering, here are the specs of my current PC:

circa 2014 custom built (other than GPU) 
i7 4770k (stock now, was overclocked)
G.Skill Ripjaws 1333mhz 32gb (8x4) ddr3 ram 
G1 Sniper M5 motherboard
Corsair 850w power supply
GTX 1080ti (this will be following me to a new PC build and the old 770 will go back into this rig)

I find we are incredibly bottlenecked doing anything, even streaming the GPU is at maybe 20% while my CPU hangs in the 90-100% meaning we drop frames and such. 

Thank you all for your support! It is not easy making these, but better to be up front and such! We appreciate your support. I appreciate your support.

In return I promise to stream more, likely not main channel, but more hang out, chatting, gaming, etc. I will also work to learn video editing myself so I can help our editing staff and take over when they cannot get the work done :) 

-Grant 

P.S. Proposed build is based around the Ryzen 9 5900x, only a BIT faster, here is a comparison for those that dont know: 
https://hwbench.com/cpus/amd-ryzen-9-5900x-vs-inte...
https://versus.com/en/amd-ryzen-9-5900x-vs-intel-c...
The current rig will likely be relegated to a streaming PC and recording PC for the other sets and no longer a daily driver. We will see if it can handle it!