Dedicated Stream Build Help

Rambo_Tron

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I'm looking to build a dedicated streaming pc for streaming to twitch. I already have a micro atx case, power supply, gpu, storage, sound card and a capture card (also a seperate gaming pc). I need to buy the mobo, cpu, cpu cooler and ram.
Been doing research and it seems that a cheaper alternative is to go with a Intel - Xeon E5-2670 2.6GHz 8-Core Processor from ebay.
pcpartspicker only gives two options for mobo's so i picked one of the two.

Does anyone have suggestions?

Heres what i've put together on pcpartspicker so far...

https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/user/Rambo_Tron/saved/q4ZYJx
 
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wise choice with that cpu mate.
i built 1 a few months for a lad who streams from his ps4, using a dual core i3 2x4 @3.6ghz. https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/product/tFQypg/intel-cpu-bx80646i34340 paired with a r9 480 8 gig.

ive seen the lads uploads @1080p 60fps and there as you would expect.

he doesnt need a high end cpu because the capture card is doing most of the work and the encoded clips are smooth with no hitching.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD8ng9RwdAfzcOaIDijxAgQ heres his youtube check out a few clips and see if the results are good enough for you.

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I would consider going with a B350 board and a Ryzen, maybe 1700(?) chip with DDR4. Faster, more capable, and not dead tech (more future proof). Make sure to pair it with fast RAM.
 

Rambo_Tron

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Thank you for the suggestion!
 

Rambo_Tron

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My current build is an i7 6700k @4.4gHz but i would like to put all the load for encoding on another pc so my gaming rig runs smoother with no interruptions while streaming.
Any suggestions on a cpu for a dedicated stream build?
 
wise choice with that cpu mate.
i built 1 a few months for a lad who streams from his ps4, using a dual core i3 2x4 @3.6ghz. https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/product/tFQypg/intel-cpu-bx80646i34340 paired with a r9 480 8 gig.

ive seen the lads uploads @1080p 60fps and there as you would expect.

he doesnt need a high end cpu because the capture card is doing most of the work and the encoded clips are smooth with no hitching.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD8ng9RwdAfzcOaIDijxAgQ heres his youtube check out a few clips and see if the results are good enough for you.

 
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Rambo_Tron

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His uploads look great, but I'm looking to live stream video games and apparently streaming takes more cpu power than recording
 

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