Chippen
New Member
Hi All
Interested in feedback please from those with 3440 x 1440p monitors in terms of what you have set up for:
- Actual In-Game Resolution:
- OBS Base Canvas Res:
- OBS Output Scaled Res:
- OBS Streaming FPS
- OBS Streaming Bitrate:
- OBS Recording Bitrate:
I'm using a stock RTX 3080 and NVENC.264 encoding (recording bitrate 15000 / Quality). With my in-game framerate also locked to 60FPS (144Hz) and graphic settings at very high or ultra, I get extremely minimal rendering or encoding loss (which is great, even allowing for the black bars either side).
Things go awry when I allow the in-game FPS say to 80+. That's when the rendering (particularly) and encoding lag becomes an issue - frustrating given I'd rather have my FPS pushing at least 100.
* Note I am also using NVidia Image Scaling (which just thinking about it I could arguably now disable running at such low FPS).
Does the above sound about right to the experts out there? Really interested if I should expect this, or something sounds viably wrong that I need to look into.
Thanks very much :)
Interested in feedback please from those with 3440 x 1440p monitors in terms of what you have set up for:
- Actual In-Game Resolution:
- OBS Base Canvas Res:
- OBS Output Scaled Res:
- OBS Streaming FPS
- OBS Streaming Bitrate:
- OBS Recording Bitrate:
I'm using a stock RTX 3080 and NVENC.264 encoding (recording bitrate 15000 / Quality). With my in-game framerate also locked to 60FPS (144Hz) and graphic settings at very high or ultra, I get extremely minimal rendering or encoding loss (which is great, even allowing for the black bars either side).
Things go awry when I allow the in-game FPS say to 80+. That's when the rendering (particularly) and encoding lag becomes an issue - frustrating given I'd rather have my FPS pushing at least 100.
* Note I am also using NVidia Image Scaling (which just thinking about it I could arguably now disable running at such low FPS).
Does the above sound about right to the experts out there? Really interested if I should expect this, or something sounds viably wrong that I need to look into.
Thanks very much :)