Quick Answer
For streaming on Twitch and YouTube in Standerton, 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.
NVENC keeps gaming and streaming separate
The RTX 4060's NVENC encoder runs 1080p60 streaming in OBS independently of the game, so your in-game frame rate barely drops while broadcasting. An 8-core Ryzen 7 7700 keeps the game, OBS, browser and Discord responsive, and 32GB DDR5 prevents stutter when many sources and a chat overlay are open.
Upload speed and connection
For 1080p60 you need a stable 6-10Mbps upload; check your Standerton fibre or fixed-wireless line for upload, not just download. Twitch caps around 6Mbps while YouTube allows higher bitrates. A wired Ethernet connection is far more reliable than Wi-Fi for live streaming.
Standerton delivery and gear
Evetech delivers to Standerton within roughly 3-5 working days in the Mpumalanga courier zone, with the system under warranty so support does not require travel. Add a USB microphone and a 1080p webcam for a clean, professional starter stream.
FAQ
Can a single PC stream and game?
Yes. NVENC on an RTX 4060 with an 8-core Ryzen 7 7700 handles 1080p60 gaming and streaming together, no separate capture rig needed.
What upload speed is required?
6Mbps stable minimum for Twitch 1080p, 10Mbps preferred for YouTube and headroom. Stream over a wired connection for stability.
How much storage do recordings need?
A 1TB NVMe holds the OS, games and local recordings. If you archive long VODs, add a second drive for storage.
Build a streaming PC delivered to Standerton.
Pair a Ryzen 7 7700, 32GB DDR5 and an RTX 4060 at Evetech, and add a USB mic and webcam for a complete Twitch and YouTube setup.
Ask the Evetech team to confirm current stock and exact pricing before you order.