Is my laptop sufficient for streaming?

I'm the batu.

Since I like to play games like Modern Warfare Warzone, Rust, Csgo or Minecraft and my clan will soon be represented on Twitch, I wanted to ask if my gaming laptop is sufficient to stream.

I would like to earn a little bit with the gamble, if it works, of course, there will definitely be no lack of content.

My specifications are as follows:

Acer Predator Helios 300 17.3 "

I7 7700 HQ / GTX 1060 6GB (No MAX-Q) / 16GB HyperX 2200 mghz

then SSD and HDD.

I mostly want to stream Warzone, my only problem is:

My settings (FHD) are all really on the lowest that go, except the textures that are on medium settings. I always have almost 50-95 fps depending on the situation.

The load on the graphics card is often 95-99% and the CPU always settles between 45-70%. Is there any capacity left to stream the whole thing?

You can ignore my temperatures for the time being, they are relatively low in relation to the load, because I have a very good thermal paste and this is also well applied. I still have rough air at 15 ° C, only then it becomes critical because then the CPU clocks down and then I get a problem. Now do not know if the information will help you, but it may be good to know.

Unfortunately I do not currently have the financial resources to build a desktop, I can only tackle this at the end of the year.

I would really appreciate some information or maybe someone can help me who also has a laptop and streams with it.

Until then, I wish you all a nice day and a pleasant start to the next calendar week

It easily suffices if you forego the highest settings and play / stream on FullHD

Your hardware would do it. It depends on the game, the setting of the graphics, etc. Because I can also stream a few games with my laptop.

Hardware:

Geforce GTX 1050ti (Mobile)
Intel Core I5-7300HQ 2.50GHz
8 GB DDR4 Ram
1TB HDD
240GB SSD

Just try it out

Thank you for the quick answer.

that sounds great, of course, in the end I hope it will actually work, because Modern Warfare Warzone is really toasting my laptop in the truest sense of the word, despite the relatively good hardware.

may i ask what you stream?

The game I want to play, the settings are already as low as possible and the load is already very high. But thank you for your quick answer, I will definitely try the days.

You are definitely right, I'm with my parents right now and could not put my idea into practice, so I thought I would ask around. Will definitely give it a try, thanks for the quick reply and nice week!

Minecraft runs smoothly as well as Train Simulator and Bus Simulator but sometimes the two have a stutter for a short time. Gta 5 RP (FIveM) runs with many laags even without a stream, but you have to find out yourself how good your computer is. Because no computer is the same as the other

Actually, the load is "not important" because sometimes there's a game with little load

Okay, thank you for the info.

have fun playing

Yes, of course that's true. I have the problem with Rust, for example, the graphics card and CPu daddle with 50-60% and I don't get more than 70 fps on the screen, regardless of whether Ultra or Potato settings.

I just thought that if the graphics card is already at 99%, there's no capacity for anything else.

Look at the graphics memory and your RAM

The graphics memory is never used more than 4 of 6Gb, before I get into the Vram limit my CPU runs out. Ram utilization between 8-11gb, free are always between 3-5gb