Streaming

Streaming content comes in many forms, whether you upload live or pre-record to edit and upload later, make sure you stay ahead of the game with the streaming setup of your dreams.

For the highest streaming quality a gaming PC plus streaming PC or console and streaming PC setup is the way to go.

The capture card in your streaming PC will enable you to capture, stream and edit your gaming content with far more power and flexibility than gaming and streaming on the same PC.

These particular capture cards are external devices which connect to your PC via USB, typically using HDMI to capture video and audio.

Web cameras are an essential part of the modern office setup, especially when working remotely. Even if you don't always turn on the camera during a Teams or Zoom call, webcams can be used as a microphone, enabling you to converse with colleagues, customers and suppliers.

Adding a microphone to your computer setup opens up your gaming experience and substantially improves your streaming quality. With literally thousands of streamers out there, an engaging and clearly recorded commentary on your stream is the best way to distinguish yourself. Microphones are either free-standing or can be mounted on an arm and connect via 3.5mm analogue minijack or USB.

A gaming headsets is a must have item for every gamer, not only as an alternative to speakers for late night gaming sessions, but also the built in microphone enables you to coordinate with teammates or taunt enemies online. Not only that, but most headphones provide better positonal order than speakers, so you're better able to judge if somebody is on your own left or right.

Wired gaming heasets connect to your PC using either an analogue 3.5mm minijack or USB cable. This means that unlike a wireless gaming headset you don't need to worry about the batteries running out at an inopportune moment, but you are tethered to your PC.

A gaming headsets is a must have item for every gamer, not only as an alternative to speakers for late night gaming sessions, but also the built in microphone enables you to coordinate with teammates or taunt enemies online. Not only that, but most headphones provide better positonal order than speakers, so you're better able to judge if somebody is on your own left or right.

Wireless gaming heasets connect to your PC using either WiFi or Bluetooth dongle. This means that unlike a wired gaming headset you don't need to worry about being tethered to your PC, although the batteries inside the headset will need charging from time to time.