Question / Help Using an Old Graphics Card on a Broadcast Computer

[ogcwallhack]

1. Hello I want to broadcast with x264 encoder.
2. Does the following system cause trouble to me
3. 720p 60FPS I will broadcast in these values
4. does the video card on the broadcast computer have any significance?

note : I'm sorry I'm writing with translation I don't know English

Game My Computer (to be renewed in the future)
İ5 4690K 4GHz
8 GB 1600 MHz RAM
AMD R9 380 4GB
Samsung 250GB 850 EVO SSD

Broadcast computer (new order)
AMD Ryzen 7 1700 3GHz
8 GB 2400 MHz (Single module)
Nvidia Geforce GT 430 2GB
Kingston 240GB SSDNow

 

[carlmmii]

The streaming computer will use the GPU in order to composite the scene. This is normally a fairly trivial deal... the GT430 might be enough to do what you need, but it's really going to depend on how complex you make your scenes.

At least give it a shot with some test scenes and look at your stats window, paying specific attention to the frame render time. Your limit for 60fps is 16ms -- if you start to approach that, you'll end up with rendering lag and skipped frames in the encode.

 

[ogcwallhack]

The streaming computer will use the GPU in order to composite the scene. This is normally a fairly trivial deal... the GT430 might be enough to do what you need, but it's really going to depend on how complex you make your scenes.

At least give it a shot with some test scenes and look at your stats window, paying specific attention to the frame render time. Your limit for 60fps is 16ms -- if you start to approach that, you'll end up with rendering lag and skipped frames in the encode.

the most played game pubg
ping is rising when i broadcast with this internet connection
obs bitrate 2.500
I need to lower the bitrate to lower the ping
but the image gets worse
does it solve the problem by using the processor more?
There are internet infrastructure problems in Turkey
Connection type : I'm using vdsl2
My maximum upload value is as shown in the picture.
is there anything you can recommend to me