I want to stream, my computer is weak. The processor is TOO weak to stream anything on it (2.4 GHz). The video card is also very weak, but I can stream very old games or modern indies.But my graphics card is not from nvidia, namely - [AMD Radeon HD 5700 series]. Can I stream not through the processor, but through this video card?
Video card not from nvidia
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FerretBomb
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AMD's equivalent, AMF, was introduced on the Radeon HD 7000. Your GPU does not support it. You badly need a hardware refresh, as the HD 7000 was released back in December 2011, ten years ago.
Realtime video encoding is a VERY demanding task. A 10+ year old machine isn't going to have much luck, even with a modern GPU handling the actual encoding step, most likely.
You need a complete upgrade.
Realtime video encoding is a VERY demanding task. A 10+ year old machine isn't going to have much luck, even with a modern GPU handling the actual encoding step, most likely.
You need a complete upgrade.
Video card 1 GB DDR5. Is there no way to at least try to stream? What if I'm lucky?)
FerretBomb
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So long as it has DX11 hardware compliance (required for OBS), you certainly can try. But the encoding will be CPU-reliant at that point, and is not a lightweight task.
This is the reason for creating a theme! I tried to use the videocrat for broadcasting, but as I understood, this requires nvidia. Can I stream to this video card? Does the program need an add-on? Or is it impossible? (Sorry for the mistakes, I am writing via google translator)