I was wondering if it is good for livestreaming Planetside 2, Battlefield 3, and Guild Wars 2 on Twitch?
yeah, but it also depends on ur interwebs connection. if you really want to do video, get the steamroller 8*50 when it cvomes out
Get a decent cooler and overclock and make sure you have a good upload speed
what is your budget of a new pc
i already build a pc. i have this asus m5a78lx plus motherboard, but im not sure if i have to upgrade my motherboard to 990fx if i want to overclock the fx-6300.
my asus M5 A97 R2.0 is working very well so far w/fx6300 only played around with the auto tuning in AI suite but I havent had to my 550ti is holding me back for now but get mid 40fps on med @1080p cpu runs 30%
that's interesting but what i really want to know if this cpu, the FX-6300, is good for livestreaming gameplay on twitch.tv. Logan already put up a video comparison between the AMD 8350 and the Intel Ivy bridges for streaming live gameplay, which gotten myself curious if the FX-6300 is up for the job of live streaming. For a video capture card like the Avermedia game broadcaster HD, which i don't want to afford, can a raspberry pi act as a livestream capture card as well?