Question / Help fps choppiness in cs:go while streaming

[firedrop]

update: i tried using the nvidia encoder and the fps is a lot steadier than using x264, like a steady ~125 fps in-game.. still lower than the 144 im looking for, any help please? :) x264 was really choppy and crappy.. like unplayable

hey all, im a newbie streamer here. first time ever trying it. my pc can run cs:go at 300+ fps easily while im not streaming (i use fps_max 144) but when i stream i can't get a steady 144 fps. it makes my game run like crap to be honest.

is this normal, can anyone help me out here? thanks

pc specs

i7 4790k
gtx 980 strix
16gb 1866mhz ddr3
windows 7 64bit
110mb download 12mb upload internet connection


i use the in-game steam FPS overlay, and ASUS gpu tweak to overclock my video card. could this be causing the hook conflict?

Slower preset in use

You have changed the default preset to llhq. Using slower presets can result in late frames and high CPU usage / low FPS. You should only change the preset if you are sure you have the CPU power to spare.

Hook conflict detected

Game capture detected a hook conflict but was unable to determine which application was responsible. Try closing any other applications that may be injecting into your game, such as FRAPS, D3DGear, MSI Afterburner, AMD Raptr / Gaming Evolved, Action!, TeamSpeak/Mumble Overlays or any other kind of FPS monitor or overlay program

 

[firedrop]

i tried using the nvidia encoder and the fps is a lot steadier than using x264, like a steady ~125 fps in-game.. still lower than the 144 im looking for, any help please? :) x264 was really choppy and crappy.. like unplayable

 

[firedrop]

https://gist.github.com/8f4f53f771556b167491 here is the log maybe it's because i was running 32bit OBS instead of 64bit? i streamed both 30fps and 60fps at 1080p and it made no difference in-game.. i just want to be able to stream and play with 144fps in-game =(

 

[toni2k7]

Lower your stream res to 720p.

 

[dping]

https://gist.github.com/8f4f53f771556b167491 here is the log maybe it's because i was running 32bit OBS instead of 64bit? i streamed both 30fps and 60fps at 1080p and it made no difference in-game.. i just want to be able to stream and play with 144fps in-game =(

I would personally first try to disable OBS preview which has been known to studder in-games. right click the preview, click preview then uncheck "enable view"