- Sep 4, 2014
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Hello Toms hardware users,
I currently am using my desktop computer for playing video games but I bought a laptop 4 months ago that has a way better processor than my desktop computer (desktop i7 860 laptop i5 4960s) but my question is : Is there a way I can play games on my desktop computer but livestream that footage from my desktop to my laptop so I can start livestreaming as I don't want any lagg-spikes. I have a 144hz monitor on my desktop and thats why I want to use that instead of my 60hz laptop screen. If you have any questions about my question, ask them because it's kind of a tangle.
(I mean livestreaming as in uploading to twitch.tv, I have 100mb/s internet)
Kind regards,
Matt.
Desktop :
GTX 780
i7 860
8GB Ram
250 GB ssd + 1tb hdd
Laptop:
GTX 965m
i5 4960s
16GB ram
120GB ssd + 1tb HDD
I currently am using my desktop computer for playing video games but I bought a laptop 4 months ago that has a way better processor than my desktop computer (desktop i7 860 laptop i5 4960s) but my question is : Is there a way I can play games on my desktop computer but livestream that footage from my desktop to my laptop so I can start livestreaming as I don't want any lagg-spikes. I have a 144hz monitor on my desktop and thats why I want to use that instead of my 60hz laptop screen. If you have any questions about my question, ask them because it's kind of a tangle.
(I mean livestreaming as in uploading to twitch.tv, I have 100mb/s internet)
Kind regards,
Matt.
Desktop :
GTX 780
i7 860
8GB Ram
250 GB ssd + 1tb hdd
Laptop:
GTX 965m
i5 4960s
16GB ram
120GB ssd + 1tb HDD
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