Question / Help Best settings for me on TwitchTV

[Munkeh]

Hey Guy's & Ladies,

I want to stream CS:GO mainly, hope you guys can help me to find the best option with my stats.
Thanks for helping!

Motherboard: ASUS SABERTOOTH 990FX R2.0 AMD 990FX (Socket AM3+) ATX
CPU: AMD (Piledriver) FX-6350 3.90GHz (4.20GHz Turbo) Socket AM3+ 6-Core
Memory: DDR3 CORSAIR Vengance 8GB/1600
VGA: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650 Ti 1GB

Operation System: Microsoft Windows 8.1
Windows Resolution: 1920x1200 (16:10)
CSGO Resolution: 1920x1080 (Full Windowed)

Ingame FPS without streaming: 170-200
Ingame FPS with streaming: 130-150 (Joining Match making or some Valve servers lower than 60-100fps)

Speedtest results:
London:

 

[RoadboyHD]

Impressive broadband speed, Sky have never been nice with me. I only get 3.89 download and 0.82 upload. Although it's good enough for what I need.

 

[Munkeh]

Impressive broadband speed, Sky have never been nice with me. I only get 3.89 download and 0.82 upload. Although it's good enough for what I need.

Thank's i just had BT Infinity installed so was looking to start Streaming as iv always wanted todo it

 

[RoadboyHD]

If you visit OBS Estimator you can get a basic overview of the settings you will need.

 

[Munkeh]

If you visit OBS Estimator you can get a basic overview of the settings you will need.

I'v used that a few times but still getting heavy fps drop's im not sure if im entering the right details into OBS software. Sorry for all the nooby questions

 

[RoadboyHD]

Make sure you have enabled CBR and set your bitrate to about 2500.

 

[Munkeh]

Make sure you have enabled CBR and set your bitrate to about 2500.

I have attached my encoding for you to see.

 

[Jack0r]

You dont necessarily need to use the custom buffer, but so far that looks fine and should be a good starting point for you. Now its time to start testing :) Afterwards you could show us a logfile if you still had problems:
Problem? Make sure to post a log and/or crash dump -- HOWTO

 

[Munkeh]

You dont necessarily need to use the custom buffer, but so far that looks fine and should be a good starting point for you. Now its time to start testing :) Afterwards you could show us a logfile if you still had problems:
Problem? Make sure to post a log and/or crash dump -- HOWTO

Yeah same again, when i went onto a CS:GO surf server i was getting 150/170 fps now when i went onto a match making it went down to 60/80fps.

I have attached the log file for you.

 

[alpinlol]

make sure you set -high as a command @ startup priorities of csgo to make sure your cpu keeps everything running smooth ingame

 

[Jack0r]

It can sometimes also help to limit the fps in csgo, for example to 200. The engine tries to render as many frames as it can without a limit, which sometimes eats cpu too.
The log looks pretty fine and you used very low settings already. Unfortunately CSGO is notorious for having frame drop problems, you should normally be able to stream at slightly higher settings with your Hardware.

 

[Munkeh]

make sure you set -high as a command @ startup priorities of csgo to make sure your cpu keeps everything running smooth ingame

Already done that when i installed CS:GO =]

It can sometimes also help to limit the fps in csgo, for example to 200. The engine tries to render as many frames as it can without a limit, which sometimes eats cpu too.
The log looks pretty fine and you used very low settings already. Unfortunately CSGO is notorious for having frame drop problems, you should normally be able to stream at slightly higher settings with your Hardware.

Ok i will try this thank you all for your help me being a noob as normal =[