Question / Help Someone please help me

[Womparific]

i am a novice at computers. Looking through these forums i managed to get a rudimentary understanding of what a GPU and CPU will do for OBS. I bought a PC based off some advise i received from a friend but that PC isn't doing what i want. I am looking at streaming to mixer at 1080p at 60fps. I can get the PC i have to go up to 1080p but the output is very pixelated, especially on fast moving video. I really want a PC that allows me to produce clear crisp video at 1080p at 60fps without spending more money than i need to. I'd rather not spend a large chunk of change but if the price is needed to achieve this then i will take it into consideration.

Could anyone help in providing a PC that can achieve this and where i might be able to find it? Any help that can be provided would be greatly appreciated!

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[martins]

i would start by listing your computer spcification here..

 

[carlmmii]

As long as you're able to encode 1080p, the quality of your video is going to mainly depend on your available bitrate above all else. Going to a better quality preset can help, but bitrate is king.

That said, post a log file of a recent stream attempt so we can have some idea of what you're currently working with.

 

[Womparific]

Just to clarify, from what i have read/watched my current computer is very underpowered and instead of investing on upgrades i was thinking about buying a different one instead. Regardless, im still open to upgrades on this PC. i was looking at some PCs from Best Buy but i think the ones i reviewed were overkill for streaming at 1080p @ 60fps but i could be wrong since im not that knowledgable on PC components. Attached is the log file.

 

[carlmmii]

There isn't a streaming attempt in those logs, so we can't really get an idea of what issues you're actually running into.

That said, from what it looks like, you're relying solely on your CPU/iGPU for handling things. The most logical upgrade you could possibly do would be to put in a dedicated GPU. At the very least, a GTX 1050, or possibly a 1650... or if you wanted entry level touring encoding quality, a 1660.

 

[Womparific]

There isn't a streaming attempt in those logs, so we can't really get an idea of what issues you're actually running into.

That said, from what it looks like, you're relying solely on your CPU/iGPU for handling things. The most logical upgrade you could possibly do would be to put in a dedicated GPU. At the very least, a GTX 1050, or possibly a 1650... or if you wanted entry level touring encoding quality, a 1660.

Thanks, i appreciate it. With that being said, would any of these be something that would allow me to produce 1080/60fps on my stream?

 

[Narcogen]

The 1660Ti would, at least for some applications/situations.