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Dropping Frames While Streaming.

SinOfSaints
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Hi, I use my Laptop for gaming, and video editing. It works very well. The other day I decided I would stream to Twitch using streamlabs for the first time. Unfortunately I was dropping frames. I am suspect that it could have been poor internet speeds as I have had some issues with the internet recently and will be doing a speed test when I get home this weekend. My question is though is my Laptop sufficient enough for streaming? Here are the details below:

 

I7-7700HQ, GTX1060, 32 GB RAM, Samsung SSD 860 EVO 500 GB, my Laptop monitor is 1920x1080x120 hertz

 

Any thoughts and opinions are appreciated, Thanks in advance.

 

 

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2 minutes ago, SinOfSaints said:

Hi, I use my Laptop for gaming, and video editing. It works very well. The other day I decided I would stream to Twitch using streamlabs for the first time. Unfortunately I was dropping frames. I am suspect that it could have been poor internet speeds as I have had some issues with the internet recently and will be doing a speed test when I get home this weekend. My question is though is my Laptop sufficient enough for streaming? Here are the details below:

 

I7-7700HQ, GTX1060, 32 GB RAM, Samsung SSD 860 EVO 500 GB, my Laptop monitor is 1920x1080x120 hertz

 

Any thoughts and opinions are appreciated, Thanks in advance.

 

 

dropping frames because weak cpu.

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Check the CPU usage while gaming and streaming, you'll quickly see if it struggles (most likely does).

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