Question / Help Experiencing Lag which I never had before w/ Same Settings

[Keiure]

First of all, thank you for replying and helping me with my problem. So lets get to it. I had no problems at all when I was streaming league before w/ programs like chrome, osu open in the background and the stream would run absolutely fine, as shown in one of my older streams on csgo (https://www.twitch.tv/nagisakei/v/63725230) I also have an older league stream for comparison aswell (https://www.twitch.tv/nagisakei/v/72028256). Only now I have erased both my drives and started fresh because I had everything on my C drive with only 300gb. So I restarted everything and re-stalled obs and now I get major frame drop, even if I have my 'minimize network impact on' it my ping would skyrocket and when it makes me need to end the stream I look at my frame drop percentage which is up in 80%+ and I can only see the red box if that makes any sense, thanks for your help and I hope to resolve this as soon as possible. I will post my log from now where my stream is tripping out and unfortunately I cannot get any logs from before as the list on obs only goes back so far.

my log now:
https://gist.github.com/e0a5c596a5c02610021e2ee0f546657e

 

[Sapiens]

https://obsproject.com/forum/threads/dropped-frames-disconnecting-lag-read-this-first.8870/

 

[Keiure]

that was the first thing I checked when I this problem started. nothing on the list made the frames better, or made streaming tolerable.

 

[Sapiens]

Dropped frames are a networking issue, and those are all of the troubleshooting steps we can provide to help, since network conditions are outside of OBS's control.

 

[Keiure]

but my obs settings or network setting haven't changed from before I reset my pc, can something happen to obs to cause frame drop from where obs is on my computer? before I had everything on my C drive, I was running with 2500 bitrate with my 5 upload speed 12 download, and it was working fine. After I reset and had mostly everything on my D drive apart from my OS. I tried obs again, but it constantly lagged when I was streaming games.

 

[Harold]

Just because your network hasn't changed doesn't mean that one between you and your game or one and your streaming service hasn't

 

[Keiure]

Alright. thanks for clearing up some things. I'll try to sort things out on my side and see if I can stream again, thanks a lot :)

 

[Keiure]

Alright I found the reason why I think my obs frames were dropping, could this happen because of an external program to record gameplay like Plays.tv? If so I think that was the reason. Now I wonder what it means in encoding between using x264 or Nvidea NVENC, does this mean that my gpu or cpu I can choose to burden with running obs or something? I'm probably far off but assuming thats what it is, I have a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 for my graphics and an Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4790 CPU @ 3.60GHz when I stream my computer makes loud noises which makes me think the burden is too high on my cpu? in task manager it runs at around 45% and I wonder if it's a good idea to switch over to the NVIDEA encoder, thanks.