Quick Answer

For streaming on Twitch and YouTube in Rustenburg, a Ryzen 7 7700, 32GB DDR5 and an RTX 4060 game and encode together via NVENC at 1080p60 with no dropped frames. Budget R20,000-R26,000 for the PC, and ensure your fibre upload is at least 10Mbps.

Hardware encoding does the work

The RTX 4060's NVENC encoder handles 1080p60 streaming in OBS separately from the game, so your frame rate stays high while broadcasting. The 8-core Ryzen 7 7700 keeps the game, OBS overlays, browser and Discord smooth, and 32GB DDR5 stops stutter when many sources and a chat window run at once.

Upload speed matters most

For stable 1080p60 you need a 6-10Mbps upload; Twitch caps around 6Mbps and YouTube allows higher. Confirm your Rustenburg fibre line on Openserve or Vumatel has a strong upload, not just download. A wired Ethernet connection beats Wi-Fi for stream stability.

Rustenburg delivery and extras

Evetech delivers to Rustenburg. Add a USB microphone and a 1080p webcam for a complete starter stream setup.

FAQ

Is one PC enough for streaming?

Yes. NVENC on an RTX 4060 plus an 8-core Ryzen 7 7700 lets a single PC game and stream at 1080p60 without a separate capture machine.

What upload speed should I have?

6Mbps stable for Twitch 1080p, ideally 10Mbps for YouTube and headroom. Use a wired connection for the most reliable stream.

Why so much RAM?

32GB DDR5 keeps the game, OBS, a browser, chat and Discord all running smoothly during a live broadcast without memory stutter, even on long multi-hour streams.

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Pro Tip

Use NVENC in OBS to offload encoding to the GPU, cap your stream at 1080p60, and run a wired Ethernet line for a stable upload in Rustenburg. Recheck temperatures with a monitoring tool after the first long session to confirm cooling holds.