This TINY Streaming PC Has An Intel i9 (GEEKOM Mini IT13)

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I've been telling people for years that mini PCs like this and even older laptops can be a dedicated streaming PC without any issues. I have use a laptop for years because I can offload all of my recordings/clips/etc for my gameplay with the push of a Stream Deck button that I have hooked to the laptop. It is great because I have lots of space in the laptop that syncs with my NAS. To date, I have about 20 TB of videos/clips/etc. It is so easy to do with NDI that it is just insane to not do.

Thanks so much for going into switch console streaming! I heard about this PC and was wondering if it'd work well with streaming consoles and this was so informative! ❤🎉

I've had my Geekom IT11 since Christmas (2023), and I absolutely love it! I'm not playing games (COD, Battlefield), as much anymore, but focusing on making music again, and at the same time, using the IT11 for my business with three monitors (1 x 27" and 2 x 24"). It's a beast of a mini, that meets all my business needs and DAW for music and I'm so happy. I do plan on getting the Geekom Mini Fun11 soon so that I can dedicate the IT11 for my business and the Fun11 for music! I still don't need a GPU with that as well since my DAW doesn't require so much graphics power, but I don't doubt that the Fun11 would be able to handle games. Check out the specs on that one Bro!

Thanks for the Video Nutty. I have one of those MiniPCs (Ryzen 7 CPU and a Vega 10 GPU) it comes for around 250$ and I was impressed, that it is possible, to stream,record from it in 1080p and having StreamerBot running without much problems, IF your OBS setup is not too crazy, in a dual PC setup. Really nice...

Regarding dual PC setups, you can still use OBS NDI feature to send the signal to your dedicated streaming PC. You do the same like you always do, run everything on your gaming PC with OBS open, just that the streaming PC is sending your Output. Good ethernet is required, and your local bandwidth is the only limitation-, not really that complicated. Or use a Camlink.

I recently bought mini PC with Intel N100 CPU with integrated GPU. I also has QuickSync for hardware video encoding and works surprisingly well for the price. I'm using it in my backpack streaming setup.

I agree with Running Bear, this this is awesome!

I just found out about this brand and asked the same question 2 hours ago... nice timing

I have a lower model of one of these from Geekom, and it is great.

I used to do a 2 PC set up to record and stream before upgrading to a way stronger PC. Wish I had a option like this at the time especially cause my setup area is not spacious at all but nevertheless it's a headache to get going.

Like dude this video is so nutpilled, I'd totally buy one of these if I had the money dude.

i own a mini pc as well, and its fuckin' amazing! it doesnt take up any room. had it for months and i have no problems with it. and yes you can stream from it. AND play games too on it. depending on the graphics level you have it set on

I'm using a Beelink SER6 Pro with similar specs but AMD vs Intel. Form factor is the same, PC is super reliable for Lego building and can run all of my overlay stuffs. Plans are in the future to use this in a Dual-PC like setup because I have two rigs I already stream from (one for desktop games, one for sims) and I want to centralize my management. These will support USB hubs as well pretty reliably, just be mindful of what you plug in. For cameras I use direct but for HID devices like my Streamdeck, keyboard, mouse etc, they are all fed through a hub and work really well. Cheaper than buying an entire new rig and unless you're using all the scenes that nutty does, it will do just fine even in a dual-PC setup. I've tested mine at 1080p/60 using H.264 and CPU didn't even break a sweat, only used 55% CPU with the stream running. One caveat with the Beelink is the onboard audio. It tends to overflow the buffer after an hour of constant use, dunno why. Switched to a USB SteelSeries Nova 7 for audio and have not had an issue since.

the ramen.. ...& the packet for the ramen 😆

the only thing this pc lacks is a capture card inside. it would be so good for dual pc stream

I rock a SER5 MAX, AMD Ryzen 7 as a 2nd streaming pc without problems... was like 300bux... tons of crap on my obs

May I ask how you were able to port over your OBS scenes and add-ons etc? Was thinking about updating my stream computer and I have so many effects etc I don't want to have to remake lol. Nice video Nutty

im currently in the midst of getting my laptop setup as a dedicated stream PC. its got ryzen 7 CPU and GTX1660Ti...only issue is that it has 16GB RAM and want to upgrade it so it can handle more Effects (filters, transitions, video, gifs, etc)...if this works, itll save me from buying another desktop.

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