First build for Gaming/Streaming

[AnimalAnt311]

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/WdDp7W

 

Thats around what I have going for me in the build so far. I’m entirely new to the PC side of gaming so I’m not sure if these are good picks. So let’s start with the “needs”

 

Needs to be running:

destiny 2 forsaken (graphics aren’t a big deal to me, just need a solid 60-70fps)

windows 10 64 bit home edition

Logitech c922 webcam

OBS

Google chrome (maybe two windows open for my twitch chat etc etc)

2 monitors (Asus 248QE & 247HP)

At2020 USB microphone

Hyper Cloud Alpha headset

 

Miscellaneous usage:

While I’m not gaming I’ll be using video editing software to upload game clips and guides.

 

Sum it up:

Is this good for a $1400 price point? Again, I’m very very new to PC so overclocking has me baffled and I just have a stock Corsair cooling fan. Couldn’t find it on the part list though. Any help is appreciated!

 

Thank you very much!

Animal

[MS-DOS Guy]

It would probably be a better idea to spend your money on a gaming rig, then build an entire new computer separately for streaming exclusively. As it will ease off all the stress on your system.

[AnimalAnt311]

That’s what I was afraid of....maybe a cheap laptop for that? Also I’d need a capture card right?

[AnimalAnt311]

32 minutes ago, MS-DOS Guy said:

It would probably be a better idea to spend your money on a gaming rig, then build an entire new computer separately for streaming exclusively. As it will ease off all the stress on your system.

That’s what I was afraid of....maybe a cheap laptop for that? Also I’d need a capture card right?

[jerubedo]

2 hours ago, AnimalAnt311 said:

That’s what I was afraid of....maybe a cheap laptop for that? Also I’d need a capture card right?

No, no, no. You don't need a separate system. That's exactly what the Ryzen 2700/x is for! It lets you play your games AND stream at once without compromise. You'll still get 60+ FPS in the games you play with good streaming quality.

[AnimalAnt311]

5 hours ago, jerubedo said:

No, no, no. You don't need a separate system. That's exactly what the Ryzen 2700/x is for! It lets you play your games AND stream at once without compromise. You'll still get 60+ FPS in the games you play with good streaming quality.

So upgrade the CPU to a 2700x?  Or is the 2700 going to do the job?

[jerubedo]

5 hours ago, AnimalAnt311 said:

So upgrade the CPU to a 2700x?  Or is the 2700 going to do the job?

I put the 2700/x, meaning the 2700 or the 2700x. If you aren't going to overclock at all, the 2700x will perform better by a wider margin out of the box. If you do overclock, the 2700 will come close to the 2700x, but the 2700x is binned a little better and will likely get an extra 100MHz in performance overall, possibly 150MHz if you get lucky.