What Do I need???

[Braden Crashball254]

 

 (Bold = Hard limit, can not preform less than this)

 

The Idea

The Idea is if you could give one computer to every College Esports program to broadcast their Esports program, what would you give them....

 

Project Name:

Collegiate Esports Broadcasting Station

 

Use:

Run all Esports games at min 60fps 

1080p

Stream all Esports Games at 30 FPS to 60 FPS

1080p 

Run 3 monitors

 

Budget guidelines:

Focus on staying as low on cost as possible, without sacrificing the hard limits

You can deduct 5% of cost from parts that are the same brand if there are 3 or more of that brand represented in your theory build (Corsiar Memory, Cooler, and PSU)

Cases that have the option to be branded in certain colors or have a market of aftermarket branded parts/panels currently available also receive 10% discount of total case price.

Source from USA, in $ USD (Pricing will be considered via total cost of products sourced from the United States of America, and in $ USD.)

 

 

 

Extra Info

-If submitted in non-USD, we will apply USD market value of components.

-Plan to run 3 monitors one for the game, one for stream info and one for Chat (HDMI or DP) 

-Will need be able to work with a USB Keyboard, mouse, Microphone, headset, stream deck, and webcam ( min of 5-6 USB ports unless you add in a USB hub)

-Bonus points for a standardization (If it uses a lot of the same brand we can assume a discount of 5% would be applied to those brand parts) 

 

 

 

 

 

[seon123]

7 minutes ago, Crashball254 said:

Run all Esports games at min 60fps 

Stream all Esports Games at 30 FPS to 60 FPS 

Run them at what resolution? And what resolution for the stream? Any requirements for the stream quality?

 

The prices and availability varies by country, should I just assume US pricing?

[Braden Crashball254]

49 minutes ago, seon123 said:

Run them at what resolution? And what resolution for the stream? Any requirements for the stream quality?

 

The prices and availability varies by country, should I just assume US pricing?

fixed, thank you!