Question / Help Dropping frames problem

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CelinusX

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For a while now ive had a problem with frame drops but decided to just wait incase it was a compatibility issue with windows 10 because on windows 7 i never had this problem.

I have a 50 down 10 up connection which allowed me to stream at around 3500 bitrates before without any trouble. But now i get around 89% dropped frames for streaming literally a picture. i see my bitrates fluctuating from 3000 to 1400 then staying at 0 for around 30 seconds then back to 1300 then immediately back to 0 and so on.

My specs are the following:

OS: WIndows 10 Pro 64-bit
CPU: Intel Core i7-4770K CPU 3.50 ghz
Ram: 16 GB
GPU: GeForce GTX 660 2 GB Vram DirectX 12


I have tried the following solutions.
1. Changing around servers.
2. Changing my stream key.
3. Checking my options (although i can't 100% say for sure that i didn't do anything wrong)
4. Checking if the Antivirus or Firewall are blocking the connection.
5. I use a wired connection no wireless.
6. I checked with various tests if i was being throttled turns out i am not.

I would really appreciate it if anyone can help me identify the issue or even help me solve it. I love streaming xD

Thank you all in advance.
 
Thank you for your reply and help heres the required information. It seems that streaming in general is not an issue i can stream normally on steam for example if that helps anything xD
My OBS Log: https://gist.github.com/329b30b13adf6e390e9d
Screenshots of the results:
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Short version: with it only happening with twitch, something in your setup (internet provider, internet security software, etc) is actively blocking twitch.
 
I did talk with my internet provider about this and i was told there was nothing wrong. with internet security software do you mean like a firewall or an antivirus?
 
I don't use an anti-virus and i turned off my firewall for that one test where the log is from are there any other security measures that can block twitch that i have overlooked?
 
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