What computer requirement and cpu do i need to live stream?
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At least dual core,
4GB ram
and a fast upload speed, 1MBPS is minimum. -
Youll need "SUPER-HYPER CRYSIS RUNNING PC 4000"
And a fast upload speed.
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How much is your budget?
It really depends on your upload speed anyway.
But at least get a:
Intel i3-2120
Gskill Value 4GB DDR3 1333 CL9
Sapphire HD 7750 or 7770. -
You need a computer that have more than the required spec for the game you will be streaming and double the ram that is required.Antec Nine Hundred | Gigabyte GA-P55A-UD4 | Intel i7 870 2.93GHz | Radeon HD6870 | Corsair 4GB DDR3 1333MHz 9CL | Corsair HX 750W
New Ordered:
Fractal Design Define R3 White | Gigabyte GA-Z77-D3H | Intel i5 3570K (Ivy Bridge) | Radeon HD 7870 2GB | G.Skill Ripjaws DDR3 8GB | Corsair HX 750W -
Depends of what game you want to play. I suggest to have a dual core CPU above 2.9 GHz, NViDIA GeForce above 210 GTX, and 4GB RAM or more.
My PC specs:
Intel Core i5 2500k.
NVIDIA GeForce 480 GTX
8GB RAM
It costs around $670, it can run game smoothly while recording.
My old one:
Intel Core 2 Duo. 2,9GHz
NVIDIA GeForce 8400 GS
2GB RAM
It can run older game released before 2007/2008 while recording smoothly.. sometimes a little lag -
GTX 480.0.0 Awesome but bills is too high.
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Telling a 9 year old (I believe he said he was) all this would probably sound gibberish to him, since he may not know what the hell we are talking about.
Closest to what he would under stand is "SUPER-HYPER CRYSIS PC 4000", which translates to an overpriced computer (which can be built for cheap).
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Note, this isn't to the original poster:
Yeah, it seems a lot of people who try to ask advice on what microphone, computer, or video recording software to use, always seems to be too young to understand any of it anyway.
I think if you can't grasp the general idea of something, you should either study it really hard yourself until you become a master at your craft, or wait a few years.
If you're 17 and you have a job, hey go out and get you a nice computer. Learn to build one. It's awesome.
But if you're 11 and you're begging your parents to build you a custom computer and you literally have
no knowledge of what goes into it (or expect people on the internet to basically DO it for you),
It's going to end badly. -
I know right bro.:D Though, I didn't build my own. (So I never tried to put CPU and Mobo in a case.) I fixed the cables though.
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