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Picarto's optimal PC requirements?
4 years ago
Hello everyone!
With the amount of Internet data I have gotten recently, I have been thinking about trying to do Picarto streams to do whenever I can, after my school (or in free days).
After a test I made, my PC ended up being slow, with the current components i have on my laptop:
- HDD 2 To (54% of the space is used)
- Intel Pentium N3710, 1.6 GHz
- 8 GB DDr3 RAM
- Intel HD Graphics 400.
- ... while my ISP speed is close to 8 Mbps
So with these, I am limited to many stuffs, even in art, and then, I have a question: What PC components matter the most? and then, what are the minimal requirements for a fairly good art streaming experience? If it's higher than my components, I will consider them in the future.
That's all I had to ask for today.
P.S: I forgot to mention that, because of the frequent power outages that occur in my country, I prefer to stick with a laptop, so if you have 1 component to propose, along with a laptop having it, don't hesitate to suggest it as well.
With the amount of Internet data I have gotten recently, I have been thinking about trying to do Picarto streams to do whenever I can, after my school (or in free days).
After a test I made, my PC ended up being slow, with the current components i have on my laptop:
- HDD 2 To (54% of the space is used)
- Intel Pentium N3710, 1.6 GHz
- 8 GB DDr3 RAM
- Intel HD Graphics 400.
- ... while my ISP speed is close to 8 Mbps
So with these, I am limited to many stuffs, even in art, and then, I have a question: What PC components matter the most? and then, what are the minimal requirements for a fairly good art streaming experience? If it's higher than my components, I will consider them in the future.
That's all I had to ask for today.
P.S: I forgot to mention that, because of the frequent power outages that occur in my country, I prefer to stick with a laptop, so if you have 1 component to propose, along with a laptop having it, don't hesitate to suggest it as well.
The graphics card should be at least a GTX 1660 or better. Since the card would have its own RAM instead of sharing it with the system. Your other system components are fine.
Okay, once I get enough money in the future, I will look into it.
Thank you!
Unfortunately, I'm much more familiar with desktops, but don't be afraid to ask for advice from people regarding laptops when the time comes to buy a new one.
I'm also informed that r/SuggestALaptop/ may be a helpful source on Reddit.
Thank you for the link!