Building PC for Gaming and Streaming

 

If I can I want to run this game smoothly as well

 

you should be looking at an R5-1600 based rig...

 

the way to streaming and gaming is not to start with a CPU barely adequate stuttering badly  with either...

you should be looking at an R5-1600 based rig...

 

the way to streaming and gaming is not to start with a CPU barely adequate stuttering badly  with either...

I have no idea what your talking about, I don't know what an R5-1600 based rig means either or what adequate stuttering means.

 

Its my first time building a PC and I'm checking out these websites that suggest me 500$ budget gaming pc builds

What's those games you want to play? You selected those parts from where? WTF is "intel core g450", there is no such CPU. Your budget is?

What's those games you want to play? You selected those parts from where? WTF is "intel core g450", there is no such CPU. Your budget is?

Paladins and CS:GO. Streaming as well.

 

Its a Intel G4560, now someone mentioned I should use Ryzen 3.

 

My budget is somewhere about 650$ USD but US parts are cheaper there than here is what I  observe so its rough to get the same parts for equal price. 

Edited by Kolby-kun, 10 September 2017 - 11:56 PM.

I guess MDD1963 is referring to "gaming and streaming" meaning live broadcasting your gaming sessions on the internet?  This takes quite a lot of computing power because the computer has to simultaneously run the game, and do a lot of video processing in real time in the background. The R5-1600 (Ryzen 5 1600) is a powerful 6 core processor, up to this sort of task.

 

An alternative way of reading "gaming and streaming" is you want to game and separately use streaming services like Netflix, YouTube or whatever.  The games you mention are not particularly demanding in terms of system requirements (the spec you list will easily handle them) and any modern computer can handle Netflix etc.

I guess MDD1963 is referring to "gaming and streaming" meaning live broadcasting your gaming sessions on the internet?  This takes quite a lot of computing power because the computer has to simultaneously run the game, and do a lot of video processing in real time in the background. The R5-1600 (Ryzen 5 1600) is a powerful 6 core processor, up to this sort of task.

 

An alternative way of reading "gaming and streaming" is you want to game and separately use streaming services like Netflix, YouTube or whatever.  The games you mention are not particularly demanding in terms of system requirements (the spec you list will easily handle them) and any modern computer can handle Netflix etc.

Yes, broadcasting it on the internet would my build be viable to record smooth gameplay?

 

How about longevity(whatever that means) and what kind of casing I should get

I've never done that, so can't speak from experience, but from what I'm reading I think you would probably need a higher spec for live streaming.  For example Twitch.TV recommends a minimum of a fast Core i5 (e.g. the i5-7600K) or AMD equivalent (I would think Ryzen 5 series) with a decent GPU.  Some go as far as having two PC's, one running the game and the other doing the video work.

 

This article suggests you can get away with a lower end solution like a Pentium G4560 for simple games, with the GPU handling the video encoding work - http://www.logicalincrements.com/articles/streaming

 

Cases are personal preference and depends what you can get in your area.  I like ones with well designed cable management as a minimum requirement (e.g. most of the Corsair cases are well thought out).

Edited by jonuk76, 11 September 2017 - 02:35 AM.

Ryzen 5 series is excellent choice for streaming. Pentium G is just not enough. Ryzen 3 is fairly good choice but if streaming heavy games, Ryzen 5 is much better.

If you can link shop you are buying and budget, I could check good parts.

Ryzen 5 series is excellent choice for streaming. Pentium G is just not enough. Ryzen 3 is fairly good choice but if streaming heavy games, Ryzen 5 is much better.

If you can link shop you are buying and budget, I could check good parts.

We don't have like a specific tech site, but this one is where I find most of my items at http://www.lazada.com.my/

 

 

I've never done that, so can't speak from experience, but from what I'm reading I think you would probably need a higher spec for live streaming.  For example Twitch.TV recommends a minimum of a fast Core i5 (e.g. the i5-7600K) or AMD equivalent (I would think Ryzen 5 series) with a decent GPU.  Some go as far as having two PC's, one running the game and the other doing the video work.

 

This article suggests you can get away with a lower end solution like a Pentium G4560 for simple games, with the GPU handling the video encoding work - http://www.logicalincrements.com/articles/streaming

 

Cases are personal preference and depends what you can get in your area.  I like ones with well designed cable management as a minimum requirement (e.g. most of the Corsair cases are well thought out).

Thx, I'll keep my eye out for a corsair 

There is quite good collection http://www.lazada.com.my/shop-computer-components/?spm=a2o4k.home.0.0.Ix25Fv

What's your budget in RM currency?

There is quite good collection http://www.lazada.com.my/shop-computer-components/?spm=a2o4k.home.0.0.Ix25Fv

What's your budget in RM currency?

2.7k-ish. 

Tight budget, but this I managed to get:

Order Summary(7 items)
Product Quantity Price
Sapphire Pulse Radeon RX 560 4GB GDDR5 PCI-E Graphic Card with Backplate Mining Card (with 1 HDMI + 1 DVI-D + 1 Display Port Output) 1 699.00
SEAGATE BARRACUDA ST1000DM010 1TB 3.5‘’ INTERNAL HARD DRIVES 1 225.00
Cooler Master 550 Ver.2 Power Supply 1 212.00
AMD Ryzen 3 1200 4 Core 3.1Ghz Processor 1 479.00
Crucial 8GB Single DDR4 T/s DIMM 288-Pin Memory - CT8G4DFS8213 1 391.40
Gigabyte ATX Motherboard GA-AB350-Gaming 3 For AMD AM4 1 512.00
Corsair Carbide Spec 04 Mid Tower ATX Case - Black & Grey 1 249.00
Subtotal RM 2,767.40
Shipping charges RM 6.00
Total (GST applied where applicable) RM 2,773.40

Tight budget, but this I managed to get:

Order Summary(7 items)
Product Quantity Price
Sapphire Pulse Radeon RX 560 4GB GDDR5 PCI-E Graphic Card with Backplate Mining Card (with 1 HDMI + 1 DVI-D + 1 Display Port Output) 1 699.00
SEAGATE BARRACUDA ST1000DM010 1TB 3.5‘’ INTERNAL HARD DRIVES 1 225.00
Cooler Master 550 Ver.2 Power Supply 1 212.00
AMD Ryzen 3 1200 4 Core 3.1Ghz Processor 1 479.00
Crucial 8GB Single DDR4 T/s DIMM 288-Pin Memory - CT8G4DFS8213 1 391.40
Gigabyte ATX Motherboard GA-AB350-Gaming 3 For AMD AM4 1 512.00
Corsair Carbide Spec 04 Mid Tower ATX Case - Black & Grey 1 249.00
Subtotal RM 2,767.40
Shipping charges RM 6.00
Total (GST applied where applicable) RM 2,773.40

Thx. What do you think of changing the Graphics card to a NVIDIA GTX 1050 Ti?

GTX 1050 Ti is bit more expensive and considering current situation, I wouldn't pay any more for already expensive GPU market. Also AMD cards generally hold their value/usefulness longer than Nvidia's.

Still, if you want, you can swap it without problems.