Well, i drop FPS in games that fully utilize my GPU.
Here is a log file, got more if you want:
https://gist.github.com/f359444734372af1c7289cb29e763708
And i know that Riva Tuner was hooking in, thats not an issue, was just testing shit. And yes, those settings are right since i want quality, not a pixelated mess. Youtube can handle it.
The problem appears in many games that force my GPU to 98-99% load. I cant maintain 60FPS in OBS while my GPU is running maxed out.
Before someone complains about it being too slow: thats a 970 clocked at 1529Mhz, not the fastest but enough for 1080p and the OC is really high.
I need a solution how to make sure that OBS will maintain a 60FPS stream, even if the GPU is sweating blood and tears and cant maintain stable 60fps ingame (a lot of those games are indie/early access/beta and optimization is nowhere to be seen). How do i force a higher GPU priority for OBS?
And no, my CPU is not overloaded, 5820k @4,5GHz core, 4,1 cache. Not even close. It can handle 1080p 60fps @ veryfast.
Here is a log file, got more if you want:
https://gist.github.com/f359444734372af1c7289cb29e763708
And i know that Riva Tuner was hooking in, thats not an issue, was just testing shit. And yes, those settings are right since i want quality, not a pixelated mess. Youtube can handle it.
The problem appears in many games that force my GPU to 98-99% load. I cant maintain 60FPS in OBS while my GPU is running maxed out.
Before someone complains about it being too slow: thats a 970 clocked at 1529Mhz, not the fastest but enough for 1080p and the OC is really high.
I need a solution how to make sure that OBS will maintain a 60FPS stream, even if the GPU is sweating blood and tears and cant maintain stable 60fps ingame (a lot of those games are indie/early access/beta and optimization is nowhere to be seen). How do i force a higher GPU priority for OBS?
And no, my CPU is not overloaded, 5820k @4,5GHz core, 4,1 cache. Not even close. It can handle 1080p 60fps @ veryfast.