Question / Help Ryzen 2600 would run what settings?
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BK-Morpheus
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Totally depends on the CPU load of your game and the browser sources, that you use.
In some games, my 1700x @ 3.8GHz can barely run x264 1080p60 with very fast preset, otherwise the amount of encoding lag is noticable.
The 2600 has slightly better "per core" performance than my 1700x, but 2 cores (4 threads) less, so when it comes to encoding, I think the 2600 will struggle to encode x264 live in 1080p60 while playing games that use 4 or more cores.
720p60 on the other hand is no problem with medium or even slow preset.
In some games, my 1700x @ 3.8GHz can barely run x264 1080p60 with very fast preset, otherwise the amount of encoding lag is noticable.
The 2600 has slightly better "per core" performance than my 1700x, but 2 cores (4 threads) less, so when it comes to encoding, I think the 2600 will struggle to encode x264 live in 1080p60 while playing games that use 4 or more cores.
720p60 on the other hand is no problem with medium or even slow preset.
BK-Morpheus
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Does the 1050TI feature NVENC? If so, just use that for recording.
For streaming, 1080p60 in fast games like CSGO will be very pixelated, no matter if x264 slow preset or very fast (at least in the typical straming bitrate range up to ~8000kbit/s).
For streaming, 1080p60 in fast games like CSGO will be very pixelated, no matter if x264 slow preset or very fast (at least in the typical straming bitrate range up to ~8000kbit/s).