It should be on two Obtainium computers.

10 cameras each.

But I still see it as being tight and pushing the limit. Especially for the sustained recording speed of the SSD.

Then the other problem is that vMix still doesn't accept external time codes. From what I understand.

Assuming 2K60 means 1080p60, a Z890 + Ultra 7 270K system might just be enough.

Personally, I would test this system:

PC case with plenty of fans
850W ATX power supply (or higher, depending on GPU)
MSI MEG Z890 UNIFY-X
Intel Ultra 7 270K Plus
CPU cooler
2 x 32GB DDR5 7200 CL34
RTX 5070 Ti or higher (or RTX PRO 4000 Blackwell or higher)
4 x Samsung 9100 Pro 4TB (for recording)
PCIe 5.0 x4 to M.2 adapter card
OWC Mercury Helios 3S + Intel E610-XT2 PCIe card (for dual 10Gbps LAN) on the TB4_1 port
Bonus = TB4 SSD enclosure + PCIe 3.0 x4 M.2 SSD on the TB_2 port

Z890 chipset :
Samsung 990 Pro 1TB (for Windows)

Here is a diagram showing everything that can be connected.












For the MultiCorder, you'll likely need to record in MP4 across multiple SSDs and use a hardware encoder.

This configuration might be sufficient; it supports a GPU, four M.2 SSDs, and two TB4 ports thanks to the 24 CPU PCIe lanes on the Intel Ultra 7 270K Plus.
You can also add more drives via the ports connected to the Z890 chipset.

Given that a vMix forum user reported using ten BirdDog 4K units with an i9-12900K without issues, this setup might well be enough.



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I think it's worth testing to find the limits rather than investing in an Obtanium system.