EPTStreaming 101 - By TheGunrun - Page 3
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kast_
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Blade Fox
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CecilSunkure
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Steel
Japan2283 Posts
Cheers. | ||
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Mikelius
Germany517 Posts
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Zlasher
United States9129 Posts
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Layback
Sweden20 Posts
I'll look more into it when I got time! | ||
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nemix
Germany8 Posts
But faster DDR3 is like snail oil, it still does nothing. You can read this in every Hardwareforum... | ||
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Badboyrune
Sweden2247 Posts
I think someone has been taking wizardry lessons from r1ch. | ||
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xsnac
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moge
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Animism
Switzerland130 Posts
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Sporadic44
United States533 Posts
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Ktk
Korea (South)753 Posts
-Micro-ATX Asus Rampage II Gene -Intel 990X (don't ask) -PNY GTX 460SE -6GB RAM I set my bit rate to 950 because my school caps bandwidth at 3.5GB/2hr - was running 4000 at home, quality took a rather big hit, but whatever you gotta do if you're under bandwidth restrictions. Do the math or get called in TT. | ||
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darthcaesar
United States475 Posts
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ShiniSama
United States103 Posts
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Crainey
Northern Ireland101 Posts
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Roychez
Netherlands54 Posts
On February 07 2012 07:02 Zlasher wrote: As crazy and blasphemous as it may sound to you Justin, but if you were to recommend laptops within certain price ranges (lets juts use for example 700-1000, 1000-1200, 1200-1500) with the ability to play a game and stream it at the same time (lets use the obvious, Starcraft 2, Dota2, as benchmarks), which ones would you recommend and with which laptop specific hardware. I second this question. Plus, MSI GX720, is that good enough? | ||
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Tuxedo
United States134 Posts
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Zlasher
United States9129 Posts
On February 07 2012 07:40 Roychez wrote: I second this question. Plus, MSI GX720, is that good enough? Yeah, I have a laptop with i5-480M 6 GB DDR3 Nvidia Geforce 540M When the computer was fresh, I used to be able to stream SC2 on all low quality settings, 20 fps, 360/480p but nowadays xsplit logs up so much CPU that my dual-core just can't handle it. I got the laptop for 700 at the time and nowadays it is probably worth 600ish. Ideally I am hoping that there are many other college students that need the mobility of a laptop, but want the option to stream. This could mean finding a laptop with a sandy bridge or i7 quad core CPU and serviceable graphics card to do lower quality streaming (ie: the example I had of 20-25 frames per second at 360/480p HD). Just want to try to help the poor college students out like myself haha. | ||
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