Is 2200g enough for streaming??

[VirusDumb]

well I am a teenager from India looking forward to start his Twitch channel , most of the the budget streaming pc builds i watched used a ryzen 5 2600.

But the price of 2600(in India) is as high as it was during launch turning a $650 build to $750 build, but i watched this vid.

which used a 2200g and streamed at 720p 

well if its possible to stream with a 4 core processor .

Then can i stream nfs heat with it

 

 

[boggy77]

do you have a gpu?

 

if you don't have a gpu, try to get a r5 2400g.

if you have a gpu, try to get a r5 1400 or r5 1600

[Zando_]

> here's a video showing a guy streaming with this CPU
> can I stream with this CPU

Seems like you answered your own question? Unless ofc NFS Heat is a core hungry game like some other newer titles, but you should be able to compare it to the games the guy tested in the vid easily. 

[VirusDumb]

2 minutes ago, boggy77 said:

do you have a gpu?

gtx 1660

 

[boggy77]

Just now, SeAsOn3 said:

gtx 1660

 

try to get a r5 1400 or r5 1600

[VirusDumb]

Just now, boggy77 said:

try to get a r5 1400 or r5 1600

i am going for a 2nd gen ryzen as they utilize high frequency ram more effectively than 1st gen ryzens and i'll be using 3200mhz ram

[GoldenLag]

12 minutes ago, SeAsOn3 said:

gtx 1660

 

Then just GPU encode. 

 

That is a key feature among the turing based GPUs. 

[boggy77]

40 minutes ago, SeAsOn3 said:

i am going for a 2nd gen ryzen as they utilize high frequency ram more effectively than 1st gen ryzens and i'll be using 3200mhz ram

2200g with 3200 ram is still much slower than 1600 or 1400 with 3000 ram.

[GoldenLag]

20 minutes ago, boggy77 said:

2200g with 3200 ram is still much slower than 1600 or 1400 with 3000 ram.

Um..... I think you are mixing it up.

 

Ryzen 1st gen has a harder time clocking higher on Ram than second gen. This is due to IF being on a worse node, same with the IMC. Tweaks where done to second gen, but no overhaul.

 

The APUs sit between 1st and 2nd gen in terms of this capability. 

 

Since second gen and 1st gene is essentially the same architecture, there isnt any difference in how they are affected by ram (at least on paper and testing ive seen). 

[boggy77]

1 minute ago, GoldenLag said:

Um..... I think you are mixing it up.

 

Ryzen 1st gen has a harder time clocking higher on Ram than second gen. This is due to IF being on a worse node, same with the IMC. Tweaks where done to second gen, but no overhaul.

 

The APUs sit between 1st and 2nd gen in terms of this capability. 

 

Since second gen and 1st gene is essentially the same architecture, there isnt any difference in how they are affected by ram (at least on paper and testing ive seen). 

i mean general performance. the 1600 is 6c/12t and the 1400 is 4c/8t. the 2200 is 4c/4t. regardless of what ram you pair it with, the 1600 will give much better overall performance.

[GoldenLag]

1 minute ago, boggy77 said:

i mean general performance. the 1600 is 6c/12t and the 1400 is 4c/8t. the 2200 is 4c/4t. regardless of what ram you pair it with, the 1600 will give much better overall performance.

Ah,

 

My bad, i think i was missreading the message, thats on me.

[Lakobrija]

You can easily use your 1660 for streaming, get something like  1600x or 2600x for your cpu and some good ram

[VirusDumb]

20 hours ago, Zando Bob said:

Unless ofc NFS Heat is a core hungry game like some other newer titles, but you should be able to compare it to the games the guy tested in the vid easily.

well can i stream nfs heat and pubg???

 

[VirusDumb]

18 hours ago, Lakobrija said:

You can easily use your 1660 for streaming, get something like  1600x or 2600x for your cpu and some good ram

2600 as i told the price is high (really high) 

18 hours ago, boggy77 said:

i mean general performance. the 1600 is 6c/12t and the 1400 is 4c/8t. the 2200 is 4c/4t. regardless of what ram you pair it with, the 1600 will give much better overall performance.

i dont need overall performance i only care about streaming, editing, gaming performance

[boggy77]

17 minutes ago, SeAsOn3 said:

dont need overall performance i only care about streaming, editing, gaming performance

That's what i meant by overall performance

[VirusDumb]

38 minutes ago, boggy77 said:

That's what i meant by overall performance

oh hohohoho soryy my bad so can i stream nfs heat and other games???????

[boggy77]

16 minutes ago, SeAsOn3 said:

oh hohohoho soryy my bad so can i stream nfs heat and other games???????

both 1400 and 1600 are better cpus with better streaming and gaming capabilities than the 2200g. however, they lack the integrated graphics, so you need to buy a separate graphics cards.

if you have the budget, go for ryzen 5 1600 + rx 570/580

if you don't, go for ryzen 5 2400g (it has integrated graphics and it's better overall than 2200g)

[VirusDumb]

1 hour ago, boggy77 said:

both 1400 and 1600 are better cpus with better streaming and gaming capabilities than the 2200g. however, they lack the integrated graphics, so you need to buy a separate graphics cards.

if you have the budget, go for ryzen 5 1600 + rx 570/580

if you don't, go for ryzen 5 2400g (it has integrated graphics and it's better overall than 2200g)

I already told I'll be using gtx 1660

[boggy77]

1 minute ago, SeAsOn3 said:

I already told I'll be using gtx 1660

sorry, forgot about that. then go with r5 1400 or r5 1600, whichever fits your budget

[AgentOfChange]

Also, if you have the budget for the 1600, try to find the AF model. It's built on the Zen+ 12nm process and reviews have benchmarked it performing better than the AE model. It's part number (or something like that) is YD1600BBAFBOX and should come with a wraith stealth. If you can only find the AE model, that's a fine processor as well.