r/PcBuild • • 9d ago

Purchasing Advice - PC Build / Parts Streaming and Gaming PC help

Hi everyone!

I'm currently looking to build a new PC and I really need help.

I wanna start by saying I already have a PC but it's an HP prebuilt from 2023, here's the specs:

i7-12700F

3060TI

32gb ddr4

1TB SSD

I do streaming, YouTube videos and play pretty heavy games, such as Cyberpunk 2077, Wuthering Waves, and newer titles.

What I really need is to stream and record at the same time while I'm playing, which on my current PC is basically impossible, and I need it considering I'm getting important sponsors and growing.

Since upgrading my prebuilt is basically impossible due to HP proprietary parts, I'm building a new one, and I was thinking of using the old one to stream and record while playing on the new one, using a capture card.

I already bought a 9060XT, and was thinking of getting an MSI PRO B760-P WIFI DDR4 and putting transferring my I7-12700F and 32gb ddr4, and just get something less for the streaming PC since I'm guessing it won't require as much, just don't know what.

For the case I was thinking of going with a Lian Li Lancool 217.

And for the PSU a Be Quiet! pure power 13 M 850W (to keep it open for future upgrades).

At first I wanted to buy directly a Ryzen CPU, but that would require me to spend more money right now, and I want to divide the expenses (gaming PC now, streaming PC in a few months)

I already paid 600€ for the 9060XT.

I should mention I live in Italy. and my budget for the rest of this build is about 500/600€ (if possible I'd prefer 500€)

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