#Propresenter system requirements Pc

For Win10, 16GB RAM should suffice for simpler stuff. Personally, my recommendation is to avoid consumer grade computers (all vendors). Where a beefier GPU would possibly come into play, I suspect, is if you use this same machine for 4K video editing. With what I know now, I think I could have gotten the older laptop to work for us.

I've posted previously that a non-optimized ('cuz I'm a newbie) OBS setup on a 5 yr old laptop choked, while a 2018 workstation class laptop with a Xeon E-2176M 96c/12t) 64GB RAM, nVidia P2000 didn't even break a sweat. When mixing misc video sources, using PowerPoint in windowed slideshow for service bulletin, window capture of PowerPoint, USB webcam, browser session for monitoring stream, etc - it was CPU that was biggest bottleneck for our service. maintain sense of community while being safe), and GPU accelerated decoding of other recorded videos. The other consideration is whether you'll be just dealing with live video, or inter-mixing pre-recorded videos (which we do for readings, music, announcements, etc. Now, I think I read there may be a version of a 1650 coming out with the TU116. Higher-end GPUs won't really help, if at all for stream encoding. A lower-end GPU would work fine today, but assuming a multi-year life, a 1650S seemed best option. What I found was that a nVidia GPU 1650 Super was my sweet spot (has most recent Turing/NVENC tech in the TU116). For budget reasons, we went with desktop over laptop (especially considering typically hamstrung laptop GPUs due to thermal constraints).

#Propresenter system requirements Pc

Please take other's advice over my newbie comments.Д«ut to share my research, I was looking to buy a PC for church streaming recently.