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I'm using a Ryzen 3 1300x + GTX 750ti and seem to be able to get by, so I should think you're more than fine with that setup. 

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Hi I'm thinking about streaming, but I don't know if my hardware will be up to the task, currently I have a ryzen 5 3600, an RTX 2060 super and 16 gb ram, would this be sufficient to stream on twitch or should I upgrade some of it? 

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I'm using a Ryzen 3 1300x + GTX 750ti and seem to be able to get by, so I should think you're more than fine with that setup. 

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5 minutes ago, Yuri Fury said:

I'm using a Ryzen 3 1300x + GTX 750ti and seem to be able to get by, so I should think you're more than fine with that setup. 

Thanks for the answer

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1 hour ago, mazunumi said:

Hi I'm thinking about streaming, but I don't know if my hardware will be up to the task, currently I have a ryzen 5 3600, an RTX 2060 super and 16 gb ram, would this be sufficient to stream on twitch or should I upgrade some of it? 

yes pretty easily. My sister streamed with a i7 7700k + rx 480 for quite a bit. All you need to do is stream with your GPU. Just enable Nvenc as your codec in your streaming software (or use nvidia shadowplay)

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3 hours ago, mazunumi said:

Hi I'm thinking about streaming, but I don't know if my hardware will be up to the task, currently I have a ryzen 5 3600, an RTX 2060 super and 16 gb ram, would this be sufficient to stream on twitch or should I upgrade some of it? 

That's a pretty sick setup! You should be fine!

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3 hours ago, mazunumi said:

Hi I'm thinking about streaming, but I don't know if my hardware will be up to the task, currently I have a ryzen 5 3600, an RTX 2060 super and 16 gb ram, would this be sufficient to stream on twitch or should I upgrade some of it? 

thats plenty to stream

I record on a i5 3470

so yeah thats more than ideal

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