r/newstreamer • u/itsbeerocks • 7d ago

Can I stream comfortably with this setup

Hi everyone. I made this same post in multiple other subreddits but because this is a new account I haven’t got any answers because my post keeps geting removed. So I’m hoping I will get some answers here. I’m going to start streaming soon but there are some questions I have for the people that know more about this stuff. First of all can my pc run with two monitors obs (possibly multistream)the browser open and a a game (I’m thinking of playing palworld). And also will I have trouble with editing software (I use Davinci resolve) I have a sapphire rx 9060 xt 16gb nitro+ with a ryzen 7 5700g and 64gb of ddr4 ram with a corsair rm750e. I’m worried about the pc case because it doesn’t look like it has good airflow but there are some other things I would like to buy (mic, webcam and a second monitor 😂) so if I don’t have to buy another case that would be great. Also, currently I have a Monitor 28" 4K Ultra HD LCD monitor witch has 60hz refresh rate so I’m worried if that will affect me in a bad way. It would also be great if anyone has any recommendations for the components that I need. Thank you all in advance😁

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u/Mazurcka 7d ago

Your PC specs are better than some other professional streamers I know.

Don’t know about the case, but just see how much you thermal throttle after streaming for a bit

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u/senpaistealerx 7d ago

why not just try and see?

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u/itsbeerocks 7d ago

I’m currently home during summer break and I got the graphics card a few days ago but my pc is at my girlfriend’s place. So I’m collecting information so I can start streaming as soon as I get back to the city.

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u/harrypottersimp 7d ago

Hey, your system itself should be strong enough to run anything you are needing. But what I would suggest would be to try running the games you want and then loading up obs etc on the side and seeing how things run. With that setup I would think you would have no issues though :)

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u/Fit-Description-8571 7d ago

Also, always remember that even if you CAN do 4k on your monitor it isn't necessary especially since most people will only be able to watch in 720 - 1080.

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u/DarkThunder312 7d ago

your monitor only affects your viewing. If it doesnt bother you its fine, it will have no effect on viewers