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Image Credit: Jeremy Lips/Tom's GuideBut while only a lucky few make it to the NBA or the NFL, anyone with a decent PC or modern game console can be a Twitch streamer. If you want to take a shot at Twitch stardom, here's everything you need to know, from basic hardware requirements to tips from the pros on keeping viewers happy. What You'll Need A Good Computer Although there are a few exceptions I'll outline below, you'll likely be doing most of your streaming from a. As far as specs go, Twitch recommends having at least an Intel Core i5-4670 processor (or its AMD equivalent), 8GB of RAM and Windows 7 or newer. Grid Machine Slice Kontakt.

(Don't worry; you can stream from a Mac, too. Best Handbook Internal Medicine. ) If you're streaming, you'll need a graphics card strong enough to support whatever you're playing and, ideally, one that supports DirectX 10 and up. The faster your Internet connection, the better — you should probably aim to have an upload speed of at least 3MB per second, which should be attainable on most home Internet connections or even via mobile. Prophecy Master Serial.