Question / Help AMD Settings HELP

[Bert Bones]

I bought a gaming PC not so long ago because I felt like i needed a step up from the old laptop. I went with a more basic choice. I have little to no experience when it comes to building computers so naturally I bought one previously built. It runs games amazingly and it does the job a hundred times over. My problems begin when I stop recording. Naturally the settings are set to 1080p 30fps but the video doesn't seem it. I'd really like to record in 1080p60fps but every time I try my video turns out choppy and laggy even though I didn't drop a single frame! Why is that? Can My pc just not handle it? Please help me figure this out! As an aspiring entertainer I need quality on my side! Here are some of the specs my PC has. Please help me get to the bottom of this! I need to step up my quality. The encoder is AMD so are there supposed to be special settings I need to be using or something? Because truly I've copied every setting known to YouTube kind and not a single one seem to even slightly improve the quality of the video. Please! Somebody help.

• AMD Vishera FX-8320 processor

• 16GB memory; 2TB hard drive

• AMD Radeon R7 250 Graphics with 2GB of dedicated graphics memory

https://gist.github.com/50a2ae1511e629ac5fdb462174c7761d

 

[Xaymar]

1. Under Advanced Settings, change 'Full' back to 'Partial'
2. In the AMF Encoder settings increase QP to at least 18, I recommend 21 or 23.
3. In the AMF Encoder settings increase the Keyframe Interval to 5 seconds.
4. In the AMF Encoder settings set the Quality Preset to Speed
5. As you aren't downscaling, you can turn the scaling back to Bilinear.