Good evening gents.

I'm gonna recommend a system for vMix MultiCorder and Streaming, the plan is to record 4 hdmi inputs (from Sony SRG-120DH cameras) at 1080p either 25fps or 30fps. Most surely in MPEG-2 TS, and I want to check a few things about hardware capability in your experience:

Hard disk:

I know MultiCorder is intensive, specially for 4 simultaneous streams at 1080p 25/30fps, but an enclosure is preferred, so we're thinking about G-Tech G-Drive Pro over Thunderbolt 2, http://www.g-technology..../g-drive-pro-thunderbolt which can sustain 480MBs (it uses spinning disks, but in a raid 0 config). Would choosing an SSD based raid 0 setup instead be required for 4 stream MultiCording?

The main computer HDD will be either a WD blue, or Hitachi UltraStar.

Video Card: NVIDIA GTX 980, vendor to be choose yet, 4GB minimum.

Cpu, Mobo, Ram:

- Intel i7-6850K, 6 core @ 3.6Ghz, Broadwell-E family.
- 16GB Ram (minimum).
- Motherboard not chosen yet, but will be Intel X99 chipset based, choice depending on pci lanes (at least one 16x for gpu + one 8x for capture card) and thunderbolt setup.

Capture:

Originally I was going to ask about the differences between Yuan 510 N4 and 542, but seeing some comments about chipset troubles and stability on here, I'm considering the Magewell Quad instead: http://www.amazon.com/Ma...eywords=magewell+xi400de though the price difference hits hard. Unless the situation with Yuan and the chipset has improved recently.

Are there any obvious problems with the setup?

So if this project relies on a magewell card it will be better purchased from an authorized direct distributor to help assure it comes updated already...