FX-8350, GTX 760 and 8GB RAM

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AMD FX-8350 (Eight core, 4.0GHz, 8MB Cache)
ASUS GeForce GTX 760 2GB
8GB RAM

Will this work good live streaming Minecraft with these settings:

XSplit:
720p
60fps
2000 bit rate

Minecraft:
10 chunks
60fps

Will I be able to live stream via XSplit, have a Minecraft server open, play Minecraft and use 3 monitors (only playing on 1 monitor) with that settings?
 
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you should be more than capable of doing that as minecraft aint that hard to run anyway ..hopei helped
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you should be more than capable of doing that as minecraft aint that hard to run anyway ..hopei helped
 
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it depends on the psu that you have .. if you have a decent efficient 500watt psu then you dont really need to upgrade .. and a ssd would be really nice, it would definitely boost speed.. windows 8.1 would be easier on the resources so thats another speed up for your pc
 
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you can compare that psu to the tier list to see if its good or not http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1804779/power-su...

generally speaking if the psu fall below tier 3 then you should definitely upgrade
 
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Really depends on the PSU you have. An Evga B2 750w would be a good choice though, giving you some upgrade room. I would probably drop to an FX 8320, to save some cash, and use that towards an even better GPU. The FX 8320 will match the FX 8350 with just a multiplier bump. Or you could use the savings towards an SSD. I would forget Win 8.1. Win 10, it looks like, will be out next year.
 
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What PSU do you have?
And I agree with logain,Win10 will be out soon enough,so forget Win8.
 
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I think this is the PSU I have http://www.coolermaster.com/powersupply/extreme/extreme-power-plus-500w/
And I've already ordered the CPU and GPU. But one thing, is it worth to use SLI and 2 760's? Bc then I might get two when I can afford.
 
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that psu should do just fine and seeing as though you already ordered the gpu i would suggest you save the money you were planning to get and go sli ,, it wouldnt be worth it i would suggest that you try saving a bit more and go for a single powerful gpu like gtx780 and up ,if you dont mine amd then you could get a r9 280x and above rather than buy another 760 and put them in sli .. they woould be powerful never the less but it wont be as future friendly as the newer cards i suggested ..
 
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the psu aint the best but its should do just fine with his build,, besides he is going to need the mmoney to get himself a ssd and in the future should he find the need for more parts he would have to think about a psu upgrade.. you have to remeber that buying the parts together can be costly so lets take it slow .. the psu is not reaaly a great concern because he doesnt really have much in the system
 
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That is why you get an FX 8320 instead of the FX 8350. ;)
 
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Sorry for the late answer.
I agree with logain,GTX 960 would be better.
Also,get a better PSU ASAP (as soon as possible) because the CM eXtreme is Tier 5,or really REALLY low quality.
I would get an EVGA SuperNOVA NEX 650W or 750W.If not,EVGA 600B.
 
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