I can't help with xsplit as I use OBS.. But turning your birate to 2500 could be bad for streaming, as viewers with not the greatest internet won't be able to watch.. I think I run 2000 bitrate.

720p 60fps > 1080p 30fps every day of the week. Unless your viewers are watching in full screen, it will almost always look better.

It also requires a lower bitrate, so more will be able to view it without buffering. I recommend 2500+ bitrate for 720p 60fps. It used to be that running a higher bitrate was risky, as it would alienate viewers on a slower connection, but with Twitch's new Reduced Stream Delay I say go for it.

Lastly, I would recommend using OBS over XSplit. I've even used a licensed version of XSplit and have found that OBS is much better at making a lower impact on the game while you stream as well as being more efficient with the bandwidth you have. XSplit, to me, is like Skype. It's just a massive hunk of resources that doesn't produce good results.

I used to stream ESO with those specs and had a lot of good results. If you need help setting up your stream, send me a message.

For 720p @ 30 fps you should be between 1800 - 2500 max bit rate. For 60fps you should be around 3000-3500 max bit rate. But here is the kicker with twitch, unless you're partnered then all your viewers need to be able to download at a better rate to see the higher bit rate streams without having constant buffering. A goal for most is to be below 2200-2400 max bit rate without partnership, that's an average stream which will let most viewers watch without issue.


Read more on OBS settings for twitch

looks at this

twitch.tv/quadrotony/v/5624026

720p 30 fps 1900 bitrate

quality is not decent right? ie its not looks like 720p imo
what i must setup ti improve it? just up bitrate?

80 sounds like your download, not your upload. Likely your upload is less than 2 - 3 mb/s. I'd either talk with your is about what packages could up that or consider dropping your ratio below 720p