So Nvidia added Twitch streaming to Shadowplay!
I haven't had much fun with it because I have a crappy .75mbps upload speed (the minimum required to stream, if it drops below .75 it'll stop streaming)
What do you guys think? Do you think this could hurt Xsplit or OBS? I don't think it will that much, at least not now, of course it's only for newer Geforce cards.
Well..."newer" is about April 3rd 2012, which is when the first GTX 600 series card was launched and was the first series to support the Geforce Experience (the 600 series). While that may seem relatively new, I think in terms of computer hardware it can be looked at as old, as I'm sure the 800 series isn't far from the trough. I have a GTX 660 from 2012 and it cost me $120 and can easily stream to twitch at 1080p. The program is designed by Nvidia to use as few resources as possible while capturing, and it does a good job compared to other programs I've used, like OBS. So from a Nvidia graphics card user, I'm going to keep using ShadowPlay until a better, more efficient program comes along. So far I haven't seen any in my case.
Well I'm sure there are a lot of people still using 400 and 500 series cards.