Gaming / streaming PC

[Matty70988]

I am looking to build a budget gaming pc that can stream at the same times at preferably 720p and the game at medium settings. I would like it to run at 30FPS so i was curious to know what parts would be best for it to remain under $1000 

or i would like it to be around that area maybe about 50$ more at most

 

I would like to know your opinions on parts for it.

 

[Fasauceome]

2 minutes ago, Matty70988 said:

I am looking to build a budget gaming pc that can stream at the same times at preferably 720p and the game at medium settings. I would like it to run at 30FPS so i was curious to know what parts would be best for it to remain under $1000 

or i would like it to be around that area maybe about 50$ more at most

 

I would like to know your opinions on parts for it.

 

A $500 PC can probably play 1080p 60fps really well, and streaming 1080p 30fps would probably be easy too. Is this under $1000 U.S.?

[Matty70988]

3 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

A $500 PC can probably play 1080p 60fps really well, and streaming 1080p 30fps would probably be easy too. Is this under $1000 U.S.?

$1000 U.S thats right

 

[Fasauceome]

26 minutes ago, Matty70988 said:

$1000 U.S thats right

 

yeah your budget is super high. Go with ryzen to get more cores on the cheap to do the stream encoding, then grab a 1060 6GB for gaming performance. I can create a parts list if you like.

[Matty70988]

13 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

yeah your budget is super high. Go with ryzen to get more cores on the cheap to do the stream encoding, then grab a 1060 6GB for gaming performance. I can create a parts list if you like.

Yeah please do make a parts list im not good at gathering parts.  so that would help alot thanks

 

[Fasauceome]

10 minutes ago, Matty70988 said:

Yeah please do make a parts list im not good at gathering parts.  so that would help alot thanks

 

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/FyKHRJ

 

I went with the ryzen 5 2600, but if you wanted to save some cash, you could probably go with the 1400 (or wait for the 2400.) 8GB of ram will hold you over for now, and an upgrade to 16 in the future would be a good idea.

Other than that, I went with the standard SSD for windows/important programs and HDD for mass storage, and the case is up to you if you want to change your looks.

[Matty70988]

5 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/FyKHRJ

 

I went with the ryzen 5 2600, but if you wanted to save some cash, you could probably go with the 1400 (or wait for the 2400.) 8GB of ram will hold you over for now, and an upgrade to 16 in the future would be a good idea.

Other than that, I went with the standard SSD for windows/important programs and HDD for mass storage, and the case is up to you if you want to change your looks.

thanks