One of the most important components of a custom PC is the motherboard and it’s quite hard to find the best motherboard for streaming because there aren’t any specific streaming motherboards on the market.
Luckily, I can help in the search for one and recommend the ASUS AM4 TUF Gaming X570-Plus. It has excellent memory speed and storage and is compatible with AMD Ryzen components.
There are other great motherboards for streaming, so let’s not waste more time and jump straight in.
QUICK OVERVIEW: Best Motherboard for Streaming
 | Top Choice ASUS X570-Plus
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 | MSI Z490-A
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Best Motherboard for Streaming
Reviewed & Tested
As I already mentioned, you’ll need to find a motherboard that’ll cater to your streaming needs, and I have just the right thing for you – gaming motherboards.
Because these motherboards are so powerful, they’re great for streaming because they can support high-end components you’ll need to create your custom streaming PC.
So let’s see my list of 9 top gaming motherboards you can use for streaming.
1. ASUS AM4 TUF Gaming X570-Plus
The best overall
Stefan’s Take:
This motherboard is considered one of the most popular streaming motherboards, and I completely understand why. It’s highly affordable, with standard specs that go quite well with other gaming components.
What amazed me the most was the memory speed of 4400 MHz, which allows you to run any game and stream simultaneously without any lags.
| RAM | 9 |
|---|---|
| PCI Slots | 10 |
| Memory Speed | 10 |
| For Streaming | 10 |
The first motherboard on our list is the ASUS motherboard. What makes ASUS AM4 TUF Gaming X570-Plus the best among these?
It may not be the most powerful motherboard but is still a solid pick for both gaming and streaming needs. And, the specs speak for themself, so let’s check them out.
Who is it best for?
As you can see, this motherboard has a lot of speed, but lacks storage, however, you can always add more storage by using a hard drive, and at the end of the day, performance is key, especially if you’re making a custom PC for streaming.
Also, because it is 3rd Generation Ryzen compatible, and Ryzen processors are usually better for multitasking than other brands of processors, you really can’t go wrong with getting this motherboard for your custom streaming PC.
If your aim is to make a gaming PC, this is also a solid choice, however, you can get a motherboard that can hold more storage for a bit of extra cash.
So if you’re someone who needs performance over storage, then you should definitely look into this ASUS motherboard.
Key Features
As with all motherboards, there are a lot of features to talk about, and with the ASUS AM4 TUF Gaming X570-Plus, there’s no exception.
First things first, this motherboard can support both AMD 2nd and 3rd Ryzen processors which are quite easy to find on the market and they get the job done for any streamer out there.
Second, this is a TUF gaming motherboard and if you’re familiar with any product that ASUS makes under this product name, you know that it’s made for continuous usage with lots of stability and durability. Gaming streamers will definitely like this.
Connectivity-wise, the motherboard holds a Dual PCIe 40.0m.2 slots and USB 3.2 both Type-A and Type-C ports. Also, your BIOS should be updated so that it can support the Ryzen 5000 CPU that this motherboard is compatible with.
Lastly, it has 4400 MHz memory speed, DIMM type RAM memory and can hold 128GB of memory, and has 4 memory slots.
So overall, it’s a great choice, and you won’t regret getting it.
Pros
- Provides lots of memory speed
- Has TUF support
- Good for multitasking
- Lots of ports and memory slots
Cons
- Doesn’t have a high memory storage capacity
2. MSI Z490-A
The best for streaming
Stefan’s Take:
I was quite excited to test this motherboard as it’s similar to the previous one. While memory speed is amazing and it has a quite good RAM, I wouldn’t recommend it to gamers. It simply cannot support multitasking.
But for other streamers, it’s more than good enough! With 4 memory slots and two boost technologies, it’s a quite powerful motherboard.
| RAM | 10 |
|---|---|
| PCI Slots | 9 |
| Memory Speed | 10 |
| For Streaming | 9 |
Up next is one of ASUS’s biggest competitors is MSI and we have a few motherboards from this brand on the list, the first one being the MSI Z490-A PRO ProSeries ATX.
But let’s see what the specs make it different from its competitor.
Who is it best for?
As this motherboard supports only Intel Celeron and Intel Pentium Gold CPU, it’s not going to be an ideal one for gamers who also do streaming simply because these processors aren’t as great at multitasking as the Ryzen.
The reason is that Intel CPUs don’t have as many threads used to divide the physical cores into multiple ones that make operations done at once work smoothly. However, Intel CPUs are known for their performance and speed, which is what you need for streaming.
So if you want to sacrifice a few multitasking abilities by getting more stability of your PC processing power, then getting this motherboard is worth the price. I’m sorry gamers, you’re not the only type of streamers out there.
Key Features
As I already mentioned, this motherboard supports both Intel Celeron and Intel Pentium Gold, and even though they aren’t the best Intel CPUs, they’re still widely available and still get the job done.
What’s great is that the motherboard has a 4800 MHz memory speed, which is quite high for a board in this price range.
Next, the motherboard has a Twin Turbo M.2 with M.2 Shield Frozr that works wonders with the SSD type storage as it can deliver 32 GB/s transfer speed making it ideal for streaming high-quality videos that put a toll on your data transfer.
The motherboard also has an Audio Boost for your sound card, dual power connectors for multi-core CPUs, 4 DIMM slots, but is primarily focused on the DDR4 RAM technology which you can also attach to the slots, and has 128 GB of storage.
It also has front and back case panel support for USB Type-C and IO ports making it easy to adjust it for most PC cases.
Finally, the board also has a crucial element – a heatsink design that doesn’t let your PC overheat if you use it for long periods such as when streaming.
Pros
- Fast operations
- Has 4 memory slots
- Compatible with most standard ATX PC cases
- Sound Boost and Core Boost technologies
- xtended heatsink design
Cons
- The supported CPUs aren’t the top-of-the-line
3. GIGABYTE X570
The best high-end motherboard
Stefan’s Take:
If you have extra money, I advise you to invest in this motherboard. It has plenty of storage, 24 ports, and amazing audio boost.
The memory speed is the same as in the first model, but with more memory, making it great for multitasking and gamers!
| RAM | 9 |
|---|---|
| PCI Slots | 9 |
| Memory Speed | 9 |
| For Streaming | 10 |
Gigabyte is renowned for making some of the best motherboards for gaming and the GIGABYTE X570 AORUS Xtreme sure fits that category quite well.
I have to mention that this is the priciest board on my list, but the price is justified due to the components this motherboard holds.
You already know that the specs are just crazy. Let’s check them out!
Who is it best for?
Sure this motherboard costs like a whole custom PC, but if you get it, you’re basically set for the following 5 to 10 years in terms of gaming and doing pretty much anything with your computer, not to mention streaming.
The number of ports and storage on this board are crazy and given that it supports Ryzen 2 and 3 CPUs, there’s simply not a chance your streams will ever run smoother on other PCs that have lower-end boards.
You can’t even run Windows 7. After all, it’s so powerful, which, for most streamers, isn’t a problem because it’s been outdated for years now.
So if you’re willing to break the bank, but get the best motherboard for a custom PC that will fulfill your every need, then paying 750$ for this board isn’t that bad.
Key Features
Where do I start?
Just imagine having 1TB storage on your PC that you might not even be able to fill even if you’ve kept all of your 4K 60fps streams flat on your computer for the whole month. Trust me, you’ll have plenty of storage.
As mentioned, the board supports Ryzen 2 and 3, and even Ryzen VEGA Graphics processors that are some of the most high-end gaming CPUs and which bring amazing video quality and speed stability.
It has 2 memory slots for a Dual-Channel DDR4, Digital 70A 16 direct CPU power phases (14+2), both ALC1220-VB and ESS SABRE 9218 DAC audio codecs that amp up the audio to higher quality, and one PCIe 4.0/3.0 x4 expansion slot.
The board holds 4 standard USB ports, 2 USB 3.6 ports, 3 USB 3.1 ports, a single USB Type-C port for fast mobile device charging, 5 3.5 mm jack ports, and ports for both standard and 10G Ethernet.
Lastly, the board features 4400 MHz of memory speed, 1 TB of memory, and supports DDR4 memory technology.
As I already told you, this motherboard is a beast, but might be far too expensive for non-gaming streamers.
Pros
- Lots of storage
- 24 ports
- Top-of-the-line audio boost
- Ryzen VEGA Graphics support
- CPU enhancement
Cons
- Too pricy for most budgets
4. MSI MEG Z490
The best motherboard for gamers
Stefan’s Take:
MSI MEG Z490 GODLIKE is the second most expensive board on the list at a similar price to the GIGABYTE X570 AORUS Xtreme.
However, it’s much faster in terms of performance and stressful computer operations such as gaming, and has the highest memory speed out of all tested motherboards.
| RAM | 9 |
|---|---|
| PCI Slots | 9 |
| Memory Speed | 9 |
| For Streaming | 9 |
Next up is another board from MSI called the MSI MEG Z490 GODLIKE.
Gamers/streamers, be prepared because you’ll like this one.
Who is it best for?
As this board has the highest memory speed of any other board on my list, you can already tell that it will catch the eye of most gamers, and even some streamers who aren’t into gaming, but want the highest-performance PC if they’re already going custom.
And even though the storage on this board isn’t quite high, the other specs simply make it a well-rounded motherboard definitely worth the 700$ price tag.
So if you want a high-end Intel-compatible motherboard, then the MSI MEG Z490 GODLIKE is going to be one of your top choices.
Key Features
The board is compatible with 10th generation Intel Core CPUs but primarily with Intel Celeron and Intel but you can definitely attach an Intel Core i3 or even an i9.
It has 4 DIMM slots for DDR4 memory support for a maximum of 128GB but works on 5000 MHz memory speed which makes it one of the fastest on the market.
The board has built-in Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth, and since we’re talking about connectivity, the board panel has 6 USB 3.1 ports, 2 USB 2.0 ports, 2 USB Type-C for fast charging, and 2 PS/2 ports for standard mouse and keyboard.
What’s really great is the audio boost HD technology with the 8-channel audio the board uses to enhance your soundcard performance. Speaking of enhancement, the board also has full CPU debugging support if your processor starts to slow down or malfunction.
If we also add the heatsink design, 16.8 million colors mystic light RGB parts, and the E-ATX PC case size, you know you’re looking at a beast of a motherboard.
Pros
- The highest memory speed on the list
- Audio boost HD
- Full heatsink design
- Excellent CPU support
- Lots of connectivity
Cons
- Storage is low
5. ASUS ROG Strix B450-F
The best budget motherboard
Stefan’s Take:
You shouldn’t expect much from the budget motherboard, but this one does a decent job. While I would always invest in a bit more powerful piece of equipment, AMD Ryzen CPU compatibility makes this motherboard a great choice too.
Don’t expect too much memory speed for this price, and you’ll have to put extra money into additional storage.
| RAM | 9 |
|---|---|
| PCI Slots | 9 |
| Memory Speed | 9 |
| For Streaming | 8 |
Next in line is the ASUS ROG Strix B450-F which is the first budget board I have on our list as it costs around 120$.
But don’t think that this board isn’t worth getting as for the price, it’s still a solid gaming motherboard.
But let’s see what the specs have to say because they are pretty amazing for such a low-budget board.
Who is it best for?
Even though this board is considered to be a budget one used for gaming, if you want to build a custom streaming PC and you’re not expecting to play the latest games, but rather just use it for web browsing and streaming, then it’s quite a solid choice.
What really makes the board actually an option is the AMD Ryzen CPU compatibility as it’s way better for multitasking, which you’ll definitely need if you want to only stream on your custom PC.
So if you don’t want to spend a fortune on your custom PC, but still want a solid board, then this might be one of your top picks.
Key Features
As you’ve already seen, the board supports AMD 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Generation Ryzen CPUs but will work best with the AMD Athlon which is quite easy to find on the web and is worth buying for standard computer use.
Next, the board also supports Radeon VEGA Graphics and also has SupremeFX S1220A audio support which is both great features if you want good video and sound quality.
The board also has an AI Suite 3 performance enhancer so that you get the most out of your components if you opt to use it for gaming.
Alongside that, the board has 4 DIMM slots for DDR4 RAM memory and can store up to 64 GB of memory, so you do want to consider getting extra memory if needed.
The 3200 MHz memory speed isn’t that impressive, but it’ll get the job done better than other boards in this price range.
There are also a lot of ports on the panel such as 2 standard USB ports, 5 3.5mm jack ports, and a USB Type-C port for fast mobile charging.
Overall, it’s quite an impressive board in this price range.
Pros
- Affordable
- Great for multitasking
- Good graphics and audio support
- lots of connectivity
- Excellent quality build
Cons
- Not the fastest memory speed
6. MSI MEG Z490 Unify
The best mid-range motherboard
Stefan’s Take:
I have tested already one Unify motherboard, so I was quite excited to give this one a try too. And it made a cut!
What amazed me was just how well this motherboard is built. I was quite impressed by the high-end heat sinks, considering the mid-range price, but storage could be better.
| RAM | 8 |
|---|---|
| PCI Slots | 9 |
| Memory Speed | 8 |
| For Streaming | 9 |
Up next I have another MSI board called the MSI MEG Z490 Unify which is a mid-range motherboard but with lots of power and speed.
The board is inclined towards gamers, but being such a well-rounded component for your PC.
The specs on this board are far better than you would expect for a 300$ motherboard even though it’s a gaming one. But let’s check them out and see how good of a board is it.
Who is it best for?
With this board, you’ve basically struck gold as it has all the features you need for a standard custom PC that will both have high performance and also be exceptionally fast.
Sure, there are better boards on the market, and even though this isn’t the best motherboard for gaming, at this price point it’s the best choice.
Even for normal use, such as streaming, it’s a great pick if you want to build a less than 1000$ custom PC that’ll run quite well and last you for years.
So if you want a motherboard that you just set up and don’t have to worry about later, then this is your safest bet.
Key Features
I don’t know how it’s possible, but this 300$ board might be better than some pricier boards you see on the market. W
ith a 10th Generation Intel Core compatibility, Intel Z490 chipset, and mirrored power arrangement for elevating the stress from your CPU, it’s quite a monster of a motherboard.
On top of that, the board has the standard 4 DIMM slots for DDR4 RAM, a storage capacity of 128 GB, and 3 PCIe 3.0 x16 slots. Not to mention that the audio support is the Audio Boost HD technology which I already mentioned is top-notch in terms of enhancing your soundcard.
The 4800 MHz memory speed is quite outstanding, but the Triple Turbo M.2 with M.2 Shield Frozr for fast transfer speeds is just always great to have at any moment when you think your PC is overclocked.
The board also features a Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth wireless connection and has 2 standard USB ports, 5 HD audio connectors, a USB Type-C port, and a universal PS/2 port.
Sure it doesn’t have any fancy RGB lighting, but it’s still one of the best choices for your custom streaming PC.
Pros
- Great price
- Fast and powerful
- Good connectivity
- Excellent CPU support
- Audio enhancement
Cons
- Low storage
7. Gigabyte Z590 AORUS Elite AX
The best for under $300
Stefan’s Take:
This motherboard definitely cannot compete with the previous GIGABYTE model I reviewed, but it will do the job if you’re looking for something cheap.
The build quality is quite well, and the specs are average – good enough for streaming, especially if you’re starting out and don’t need a powerful motherboard from the beginning.
| RAM | 8 |
|---|---|
| PCI Slots | 9 |
| Memory Speed | 8 |
| For Streaming | 8 |
Now I would like to talk about the Gigabyte Z590 AORUS Elite AX, a board that surprisingly supports Intel CPUs.
What’s great is that you can pick this board up for 220$ or less, and the specs are quite amazing considering the price. Let’s see what they are.
Who is it best for?
The capacity of this motherboard is not so amazing, but still quite good considering that you can get it for around $200.
Because it supports 8th and 95hGeneration Intel Core CPUs, I can’t really say that it’s a top-notch board, but if you’re just using it for your streaming PC, then it’s still a solid choice as it works quite fast.
At the end of the day, it’s all about whether you’re willing to sacrifice some performance for lots of storage capacity, and if you are, then this is a great choice.
Key Features
First things first, the board supports 8th/9th Generation Intel Core CPUs which aren’t the newest of CPUs but can be found quite easily. You can attach anything from an Intel Celeron to an i9 processor, but you should stick with the less powerful ones for the best performance.
The cool thing is that the board features a Digital VRM solution for CPU and graphics card support. The board also has DDR4 RAM.
Attached to the board you have a cooling system that effectively controls PC’s temperature maintaining performance. If that isn’t enough, the board also has an M.2 Thermal Guard which keeps the SSDs from overheating and creating bottlenecks.
Port-wise, the board has 4 standard USB ports, 2 USB 3.2 ports, 2 USB 3.1 ports, 1 USB Type-C port, and 5 Audio HD ports.
Overall, the board is of exceptional quality and design which brings out the performance of your PC.
Pros
- Quality build
- Great connectivity
- Good graphics and audio support
Cons
- Low storage and speed
8. ASUS ROG Strix Z490-G
The best for those that want to build a custom PC
Stefan’s Take:
The motherboard for day-to-day use, with great speed, power, and CPU support is this ASUS model.
While in my opinion, 128 GB is not enough, there’s an option to expand the memory and get additional storage.
| RAM | 8 |
|---|---|
| PCI Slots | 8 |
| Memory Speed | 8 |
| For Streaming | 8 |
Next, I have our final ASUS motherboard on the list called the ASUS ROG Strix Z490-G.
For a gamer/streamer, this is going to be a dream to have, and it’s not even as expensive as other boards we’ve reviewed as it starts at 400$. But let’s not waste more time and see the specs.
Who is it best for?
At first glance, the board seems to be nothing fancy, but it has all the specs that make it a fine choice for anyone who wants to build a custom PC.
It’s not the most affordable board, but it’s also not as expensive as similar boards on the market.
It’s perfect for gaming and perfect for ordinary use, so every streamer will be quite happy having it.
So if you want to solve all of your problems, you might want to look into buying this board. But let’s check out the features first.
Key Features
Because this board is compatible with 10th Generation Intel Core CPUs, you can connect any Intel processor, from an Intel Celeron to the Intel I series such as the i3, i5, i7, and even i9.
And because these processors are easy to find for any budget, you can really play around with this board and get what fits you best.
The 4600 MHz memory speed is great for any activity you’re planning to do on your PC, and the 128 GB memory capacity is exceptionally great, but you might want to consider getting more storage.
Of course, the board has the standard 4 DIMM slots and uses DDR4 RAM memory.
If you need more out of your CPU, this board has you covered because it has a 12+2 power stages solution that relieves the CPU from unnecessary background applications.
What’s great is that the board panel features both HDMI and Displayport ports, as well as 4 3.2 USB ports, 2 standard USB ports, and 5 SupremeFX 8-Channel audio ports.
If that doesn’t get you going, the miscellaneous stuff you get in the package will, but let’s make it a surprise for anyone wanting to cop this board.
Pros
- Well-rounded board
- Excellent speed and power
- HDMI and Display port parts
- Audio boost
- Great CPU support
Cons
- Not enough storage capacity
9. GIGABYTE X570 I AORUS Pro
The best for those with AMD components
Stefan’s Take:
This isn’t the most powerful motherboard. However, I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised by how good the components of this board are. I looked at several motherboards within this price range, and none had as good components.
VRM is great and the initial boot takes around 30 seconds. It doesn’t have enough storage for my needs, and the memory speed was too low.
| RAM | 8 |
|---|---|
| PCI Slots | 8 |
| Memory Speed | 8 |
| For Streaming | 7 |
The last board I have on our list is the GIGABYTE X570 I AORUS Pro that is still a solid choice if you want to build a custom PC on a budget.
Who is it best for?
This motherboard is great for people with AMD components, such as processor and GPU because it is fully compatible with AMD Ryzen parts of the 2nd and 3rd generation.
Apart from that, it’s great for creating a more memory-demanding configuration, due to the total 64GB RAM capacity, allowing you to maximize the performance.
Key Features
The board features AMD 2nd and 3rd Generation Ryzen CPU compatibility and even Radeon VEGA Graphics support.
There’s even a direct 8-phase digital VRM solution for CPU performance and a 70A power stage for peak stability.
Even though the 2666 MHz memory speed isn’t impressive, the board still has the standard 4 DIMM slots for DDR4 RAM memory and 64 GB storage capacity.
The DDR4 slots also feature dual-channel EEC/non-EEC support.
The board also has a VRM heatsink that’s accompanied by a 5W/MK thermal pad for bringing the temperatures down even with prolonged use.
Connectivity-wise, the board panel features 2 HDMI ports, 1 Displayport, 4 USB 3.0 ports, 1 USB 3.1 port, 1 USB Type-C port, and 3 Audio HD ports.
The board also features wireless Wi-Fi and Bluetooth and even has mystic light RGB lights. It also has a user-friendly manual on how to install your BIOS update for AMD Ryzen 5000 CPUs.
Pros
- Affordable
- Great connectivity
- Good CPU compatibility
- Excellent Graphics support
- Heat-reduction design
Cons
- Slow memory speed
- Low memory capacity
Things to Consider When Buying a Motherboard for Streaming
So now that you know which are the best motherboards on the market you can easily choose the one that you might think will do the trick, right?
Well, let’s not get hasty, and see what exactly you need to look for when you go out shopping for your new motherboard as they are quite expensive, and burning yourself by not getting the right one is not fun at all.
There are 4 things you need to consider before you buy a motherboard for streaming.
1. Chipset Types
The first thing you need to find out which type of chipset the motherboard has and is it compatible with your processor generation. And if you’re already getting a powerful board, you want to get a high-end CPU that can support all the power.
You want to get the specific motherboard for the processor model you have or vice-versa, otherwise one part just simply won’t work.
The best motherboard for gaming and streaming is the one that is compatible with 2 or more generations of processors because then you have multiple options and can customize your PC to your liking, or switch out and upgrade the processor later on.
2. Form Factors
Form factors or simply the sizes available of motherboards are important to consider because you want to get the right motherboard size for your PC case.
Typically, you can get them in 3 sizes:
- ATX – Mid Tower, most common PC cases
- ITX – Mini Tower, small and compact cases
- XL-ATX – Ultra Tower, largest cases
So the size of your PC case determines the size/form of your motherboard, which makes perfect sense because you can’t expect to fit a 12” motherboard in a 14” PC case.
3. Motherboard Components
There are a lot of ports and components one motherboard can hold and if you’re new to building your own PC and just need it for streaming then you should know just a few of them that are essential for streaming.
These components include:
- SATA ports – These are your storage drive ports such as SSDs, HDDs, and so on. As a streamer, you’ll need lots of storage and any good motherboard for gaming should have lots of these ports.
- USB ports – There are simply not enough USB ports. You’ll need at least 2 but 3 or 4 is what you want to aim at.
- PCIe slots – These slots are for your soundcards, graphic cards, SSD cards, and so on. There’s a variety of different length and data transmission measures and knowing which motherboard to buy depends on the type of these components you want to install onto it.
- DIMM slots – Dual In-Line Memory Module slots are used to install RAM memory. The more slots your motherboard has, the more RAM you can install, but this also has a lot to do with the type of chipset you have and your operating system.
As you can already tell, the more components the board has, the better the overall performance, and it’s essential to have more options to play around with when making a custom PC especially for streaming.
4. Streaming or Gaming Motherboard
Because there are no motherboards made specifically for streaming, which is logical because the streaming industry isn’t so big that tech companies will purposely make such boards, your safest bet is to get a motherboard for gaming.
Sure you can get a motherboard for graphic design, music production, or even any standard motherboard you’ll find at your local PC shop, but gaming motherboards are ideal because they all have top-notch components that you need for your streaming PC.
You need a good graphics card, soundcard, a powerful processor made for multitasking, and lots of storage, and a gaming motherboard provides just that. So, if you’re both a gamer and a streamer, then it’s a win-win situation overall.
Conclusion
To recap, the top three motherboards for streaming are:
- Asus AM4 TUF Gaming X570-Plus as the best overall,
- MSI Z490-A as the best for streaming,
- GIGABYTE X570 as the best high-end motherboard.
I hope that we’ve made it easier for you to make the right choice when buying a motherboard for streaming and I hope that one of these motherboards for gaming will be your top choice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you need a good motherboard for streaming?
Because tech companies aren’t releasing motherboards specifically for streaming you need to find the right one that will fit your needs.
Of course, having a good motherboard that can support a high-end graphics card, processor, and sound card is essential if you want to build a PC specifically for great quality streams.
You can always opt for budget motherboards if you want to build a solid PC, but in the long run, you want to make a better investment that will last you longer.
Does a motherboard affect streaming performance?
Sitting on its own the motherboard won’t affect your PC performance and with that the performance of your stream. The components you attach to your motherboard are the ones that will decide the power of your PC, but you need a powerful motherboard so that all those components can work properly.
And even though streaming isn’t as stressful as gaming is to a PC, you still want to get the most out of your computer’s components and the way to do so is to get a powerful motherboard.
Can I use a gaming motherboard for streaming?
Yes, definitely. Some of the best gaming motherboards actually work quite well if you’re making a computer just for streaming.
And, because streaming doesn’t put a toll on the computer as much as gaming does, if you do opt for a good gaming motherboard, your PC will have outstanding performance that is perfect for streaming.
