I want to stream cs go will this build be good?

dexxterlab97 · Jul 7, 2016

i5 4460 and gtx 760 3gb
streaming cs go. maybe some other games but they are much less demanding. speed is fine but will it be any problem

Dan425811923 · Jul 7, 2016

Haha, not a chance. My 4460 and 960 can barely record and play minecraft.

dexxterlab97 · Jul 7, 2016

Dan425811923 :

guess i am gonna record CS 1.6 800x600 then

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dexxterlab97 · Jul 7, 2016

no but on a serious note how much fps drop usually will be when streaming

Dan425811923 · Jul 7, 2016

The FPS doesn't drop, but the stream will be impacted. It will literally look like its teleporting.

Technologify · Jul 7, 2016

Dan425811923 :

Sucks for you, I'm here on my first gen i7 and HD 6850, I'm getting somewhat over 300FPS on max settings and 12 chunks.

Technologify · Jul 7, 2016

Dan425811923 :

Ya, you don't know much about the tech world.

It's your internet's fault, which means you need better internet.

Streaming is more on the internet side rather than hardware side.

Technologify · Jul 7, 2016

dexxterlab97 :

For sure you will get over 60FPS on max settings.

Dan425811923 · Jul 7, 2016

I dont usually stream.
I know lots about tech.
I say the stream is impacted because there's only 4 threads in the 4460.
My wifi is 25Mbps.

Technologify · Jul 7, 2016

Dan425811923 :

4 threads is enough for streaming, 25Mbps is not enough.

You found your own problem, hooray

Dan425811923 · Jul 7, 2016

Haha, 4 threads is NOT enough. What CPU do you have, a Q6600?

TechyInAZ · Jul 7, 2016

LOL, you'll be able to stream extremely well. Your system is way overkill for CSGO which is perfect for streaming + gaming.

Just for the record, I have a Core i5-4690K (4.5ghz) and a GTX 750 Ti graphics card. I'm able to record a buttery smooth 60fps & 1080P (rendered from 1080P to 720P to keep drive space free) in Portal 2, with super high quality (I think I had the recording set to 30mbps since I'm recording to a HDD).

As for internet stuff, remember UPLOAD speed is more IMPORTANT than download speeds when streaming. I believe for 1080P the most optimal is 8mbps UP (remember upload not just download). Then for 60fps 1080P you need to double that speed.

Technologify · Jul 7, 2016

Dan425811923 :

I had a Q6600 paired with a HD 6850, it performed really well in CS:GO.

However now I have i7 870

Dan425811923 · Jul 7, 2016

Technologify :

Then I wonder what's killing my CPU.

Dan425811923 · Jul 7, 2016

Technologify :

I can get over 60FPS at maxed everything, but it hurts my recording.

lakeyb85 · Jul 7, 2016

i stream on an AMD A10-7700 black edition. quad core 3.2.
R7 graphics card 1mb ddr5 and use OBS dual monitor.
Stream is fine and get around 80FPS on high settings

Its more about upload speed- my upload is 38mb and D/l is 68. can view in source on twitch and looks good. youtube works well also

Dan425811923 · Jul 7, 2016

lakeyb85 :

Oh. I have 5 Mbps up speed.

dexxterlab97 · Jul 7, 2016

Gonna use my collegel's network then. They have over 500 mbps. Meanwhile my current connection can barely get 5 on up speed

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