Question / Help Is my computer good enough?

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Thunderbolt_78

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Hello everyone! I'm really happy that i fixed my lag/choppy issue. I realized i had to have a bitrate of 5000 and run at 30fps instead of 60fps. That's not a big deal to me, but i was wondering, i did check to see if i could handle the 720p60 after i edited my settings, and the choppyness came back. So i switched back to 720p at 30fps. So was wondering, can my computer handle 720p60? And this is for Local Youtube Recordings. Thanks for your help :D
 
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alpinlol

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Thunderbolt_78 said:
Hello everyone! I'm really happy that i fixed my lag/choppy issue. I realized i had to have a bitrate of 5000 and run at 30fps instead of 60fps. That's not a big deal to me, but i was wondering, i did check to see if i could handle the 720p60 after i edited my settings, and the choppyness came back. So i switched back to 720p at 30fps. So was wondering, can my computer handle 720p60? And this is for Local Youtube Recordings. Thanks for your help :D
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And how are we supposed to know what your Hardware is?
 
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alpinlol

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Your Computer is quite weak your i7 5500U is no more than a bad Version of an Desktop i3 getting away with 720p30 is already quite lucky.

If you could post a log so we could maybe get something that works for you. But I highly doubt it.
 
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alpinlol

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Thunderbolt_78 said:
alphinlol I am going to be purchasing a NVDIA graphics card in order to upscale my screen resolution. Will this help?
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Its "alpinlol" and no it wont help since you are using a Notebook. I doubt you want to invest like 400$ in the stupid Cube + another 300 in a GPU and then find out that your Notebook doesnt have a Thunderbolt Port. Then again a GPU wont fix your CPU Issue.
 
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Thunderbolt_78

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I understand it's a bit expensive. But will this be able to achieve 1080p60 while recording and playing games? And is this a good PC for gaming in general? Thanks
 
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alpinlol

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Thunderbolt_78 said:
I understand it's a bit expensive. But will this be able to achieve 1080p60 while recording and playing games? And is this a good PC for gaming in general? Thanks
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In Theory that Notebook should be able to handle 1080p60 RECORDING but not streaming and also only with the recording Settings given on this Forums Guide
 
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alpinlol

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Thunderbolt_78 said:
But will i be able to stream 1080p30 while Streaming?
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Yes since Live Time Encoding is no linear Tasks when it comes to Resultion*Framerate.

Since you are most likely not a Twitch Partner its recommended to stream with 720p30@2000 Bitrate/Buffer this way to reduce any possibility for Buffering Issues on your Viewers end. The Reason for 720p30 in this case is simply that a 2000Bitrate is too low for 1080p30 and will Result in poor picture Quality.
 
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