Sure thing, but first let’s crunch the numbers. A 4K stream at 60fps with high‑end streaming software needs roughly 600 W just for the GPU and CPU, plus another 100‑150 W for peripherals and overhead. That puts us around 750 W total. Your board can handle up to 600 W continuous, so we’re over the safe limit unless we re‑engineer the power path. If you cut a few low‑impact features or swap to a higher‑rating board, we can hit 750 W, but I’ll flag any risk. I’ll draft a load map and keep everything under the safety margin. No wild pushes, just solid math. Let's get that spec sheet and see if the board can keep up.

Got it—no compromises. I’ll pull up a real‑time load map, flag every component, and make sure the board stays in the 700‑W sweet spot. No shortcuts, just a clean, efficient power path so the stream never hiccups. Let’s hit those frame rates and keep the board happy. Cracking on it now.

Sounds like a plan. I’ll lock the map, double‑check every watt, and keep the board under its max. Once the numbers line up, you’ll see the stream run smooth and the audience go wild. Let’s fire it up.