stream on core i5

[Rance99]

Hey guys! can you game stream, record and edit videos on a core i5 4th gen with a 1050ti graphics card?

[kelvinhall05]

Absolutely.

[Rance99]

Thanks my man!

[HanZie82]

Like @kelvinhall05 said. Very possible.

It just takes marginally longer then a top-end system.

 

[kelvinhall05]

Just now, HanZie82 said:

Like @kelvinhall05 said. Very possible.

It just takes marginally longer then a top-end system.

 

Not necessarily. Depends on what OP is streaming/recording, what resolution it's at, what kind of edits he's making, etc.

[Rance99]

i have a 720p 60hz monitor

[Tigerleon]

2 minutes ago, Rance99 said:

i have a 720p 60hz monitor

If you have the money you should definitely look at a 1080p 144hz monitor since it isn't that expensive as you think. I mean I don't know your budget but it would help a lot. Maybe all games wont run well with your specs on a 144hz monitor but it certainly looks great on some.

[Rance99]

@Tigerleon thanks

[wall03]

13 minutes ago, Rance99 said:

@Tigerleon thanks

you don't link to his profile, you go like:

@Tigerleon(just type it out) and it does it automatically, and he gets a notif

[Joseph K]

10 hours ago, Rance99 said:

Hey guys! can you game stream, record and edit videos on a core i5 4th gen with a 1050ti graphics card?

Since you have an Nvidia card you should be using Nvenc to stream instead of encoding on your CPU. In OBS it's under the Output tab in settings it will say "Encoder" with a dropdown menu that will read "Software" just change that to Nvenc.

[Gohardgrandpa]

720p monitor wouldn't be bad for streaming but that 1050ti is pretty low end

[LogicalDrm]

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