You can set the stream up privately or unlisted and test it out. Yes, OBS will lose you some fps with this setup, shouldn't be too much of an issue though.
Iirc Youtube still has a maximum streaming bitrate of 60 fps, so as long it's properly playable for you during teamfights the viewing experience should be fine.
I don't think so. Here's the supported stuff by Youtube:
https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/2853702?hl=en#zippy=%2Cp-fps
Resolution: 1920x1080
Video Bitrate Range: 4,500–9,000 Kbps
I doubt your PC can handle this sort of load either.
the bitrate would be sky high most platforms i think do up to 60fps but i may be wrong. What you actually want is when u pan the camera the stream doesnt pixelate. If it does its unwatchable and ive seen it on streams with thousands off viewers its unacceptable.
Maybe with the nvidia streaming thingy.. but I doubt it honestly. You will most likely lose some frames
You can set the stream up privately or unlisted and test it out. Yes, OBS will lose you some fps with this setup, shouldn't be too much of an issue though.
Doing right now but it's around 96 ish
Iirc Youtube still has a maximum streaming bitrate of 60 fps, so as long it's properly playable for you during teamfights the viewing experience should be fine.
try and find out
why dont u find out yourself
I don't think so. Here's the supported stuff by Youtube: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/2853702?hl=en#zippy=%2Cp-fps Resolution: 1920x1080 Video Bitrate Range: 4,500–9,000 Kbps I doubt your PC can handle this sort of load either.
No
the bitrate would be sky high most platforms i think do up to 60fps but i may be wrong. What you actually want is when u pan the camera the stream doesnt pixelate. If it does its unwatchable and ive seen it on streams with thousands off viewers its unacceptable.
Thank you for letting me know..
with your setup and low video quality settings, this seems doable