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PC: I have an Intel Pentium Dual Core E5700 @ 3.00 GHz, MSI Nvidia Gt720 2GB Graphics Card, 4GB RAM, 1TB hard drive.
Internet: Ping is 31 ms, upload speed is about 1.17 Mbps (terrible I know).
I would like to stream WildStar on Twitch. Right now it's not possible for me, I've tried and it failed miserably (lagging so much, it was awful, the quality was actually pretty decent though).
The reason why it failed is, I'm assuming, my internet. Now here's the actual question:
If I got more RAM, let's say 8GB, and better upload speed (3 Mbps minimum), do you think I would be able to stream WildStar on Twitch?
Right now I can play WildStar perfectly on my PC. It's great quality, no lagging, it's wonderful. As soon as I tried to stream it though it all went down the toilet, which I did expect. So basically I only want solutions on how I can better my streaming ability.
I am very worried though that someone is going to say my CPU is bad... so I'm crossing my fingers no one does haha.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you.
Internet: Ping is 31 ms, upload speed is about 1.17 Mbps (terrible I know).
I would like to stream WildStar on Twitch. Right now it's not possible for me, I've tried and it failed miserably (lagging so much, it was awful, the quality was actually pretty decent though).
The reason why it failed is, I'm assuming, my internet. Now here's the actual question:
If I got more RAM, let's say 8GB, and better upload speed (3 Mbps minimum), do you think I would be able to stream WildStar on Twitch?
Right now I can play WildStar perfectly on my PC. It's great quality, no lagging, it's wonderful. As soon as I tried to stream it though it all went down the toilet, which I did expect. So basically I only want solutions on how I can better my streaming ability.
I am very worried though that someone is going to say my CPU is bad... so I'm crossing my fingers no one does haha.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you.
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