Windows 10 Education for a gaming system

Hello, dear friends.
I ask You to share advice with the user, which as of today is sitting on Windows 7 Pro x64.

In General, my old i5 and gtx 650 gradually fell into disrepair, igrulki pulls bad, and generally dull. So I have decided to fork out and forget about low performance for the next few years.

In General my build is the following:
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It is important to note, to avoid unnecessary questions - SSD in the build, it simply is not in order. Now is the SSD in my current computer, and I decided to pick it up in a new build (SSD Samsung 850 EVO 120gb). I don't like to clutter up the system, so such volumes to me with his head enough.

Now actually my question is:
I selected the motherboard and processor, it is currently compatible with Windows 7, but there are problems: Integrated graphics processor core does not have official drivers (there is a beta wood from the manufacturer of the Mat-Board, but people on the Internet write that the work is not always correct).
In this regard, I realized that it was time to keep pace with the times and upgrade to Windows 10 (at least because of the need DirectX 12 for some games).

I admit honestly, Windu never bought, and now to give 9990 for license key Windows 10 Pro does not want.
However, I have a license key and a clean license image Windows 10 Education that I can clean to roll on the new build and the license to register.

I am only interested in one thing, how it is correct:
Computer fully plan to use only for games, and here it is education confuses me.

According to a comparison of the editions of Windows 10, the difference between Education and Pro no.
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A specific question: does Windows 10 Education for a gaming system described above, and what problems I may face in the process of exploitation?

Thank you all in advance for your answers!