Question / Help Frame Dropping since February 1st

[StrikerConsta]

Processor: i7-4770K CPU @ 3.50GHz

RAM: 8GB (2x4)

OS: Windows 10

Graphics Card: GeForce GTX 960 4GB Windforce

Harddrive: 1TB SSD

Speed Test (http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/6039038865)

OBS settings (http://imgur.com/a/9ooEC)

Twitch Bandwidth Test (http://i.imgur.com/iHx5djD.png)

I started streaming a month ago, and everything was fine. About February 1st, I started getting anywhere from 30-80% dropped frames. I haven't changed any settings on my end in OBS or Computer before this started happening.

I tested the Twitch Servers using my stream code,and every quality was at 0.

I have tried dropping Bitrate down to 1000 and Output Resolution to 1096x616, and I still got about 30% dropped frames.

Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

EDIT: Also, I have recently uninstalled and reinstalled OBS which did not help at all either.

22:02:45.835: CPU Name: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4770K CPU @ 3.50GHz
22:02:45.835: CPU Speed: 3492MHz
22:02:45.835: Physical Cores: 4, Logical Cores: 8
22:02:45.835: Physical Memory: 8078MB Total, 5010MB Free
22:02:45.835: Windows Version: 10.0 Build 14393 (revision: 693; 64-bit)
22:02:45.835: Running as administrator: false
22:02:45.836: Aero is Enabled (Aero is always on for windows 8 and above)
22:02:45.836: Portable mode: false
22:02:45.856: OBS 17.0.2 (64bit, windows)
22:02:45.856: ---------------------------------
22:02:45.858: ---------------------------------
22:02:45.858: audio settings reset:
22:02:45.858:     samples per sec: 44100
22:02:45.858:     speakers:        2
22:02:45.861: ---------------------------------
22:02:45.861: Initializing D3D11..
22:02:45.861: Available Video Adapters:
22:02:45.862:     Adapter 1: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960
22:02:45.862:       Dedicated VRAM: 4260036608
22:02:45.862:       Shared VRAM:    4235681792
22:02:45.862:       output 1: pos={0, 0}, size={1920, 1080}, attached=true
22:02:45.862:       output 2: pos={-1050, 79}, size={1050, 1680}, attached=true
22:02:45.862:     Adapter 2: Intel(R) HD Graphics 4600
22:02:45.862:       Dedicated VRAM: 117964800
22:02:45.862:       Shared VRAM:    2147483648
22:02:45.864: Loading up D3D11 on adapter NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 (0)
22:02:45.886: D3D11 loaded sucessfully, feature level used: 45056
22:02:46.304: ---------------------------------
22:02:46.304: video settings reset:
22:02:46.304:     base resolution:   1920x1080
22:02:46.304:     output resolution: 1096x616
22:02:46.304:     downscale filter:  Bicubic
22:02:46.304:     fps:               30/1
22:02:46.304:     format:            NV12
22:02:46.305: ---------------------------------
22:02:46.306: Required module function 'obs_module_load' in module '../../obs-plugins/64bit/chrome_elf.dll' not found, loading of module failed
22:02:46.313: [CoreAudio encoder]: Adding CoreAudio AAC encoder
22:02:46.314: [AMF Encoder] Unable to load 'amfrt64.dll', error code 126.
22:02:46.320: Required module function 'obs_module_load' in module '../../obs-plugins/64bit/libcef.dll' not found, loading of module failed
22:02:46.321: Required module function 'obs_module_load' in module '../../obs-plugins/64bit/libEGL.dll' not found, loading of module failed
22:02:46.321: Required module function 'obs_module_load' in module '../../obs-plugins/64bit/libGLESv2.dll' not found, loading of module failed
22:02:46.321: Failed to load 'en-US' text for module: 'obs-browser.dll'
22:02:46.321: [browser_source: 'Version: 1.28.0']
22:02:46.323: NVENC supported
22:02:46.335: Couldn't find VLC installation, VLC video source disabled
22:02:46.340: No blackmagic support
22:02:46.535: ---------------------------------
22:02:46.535:   Loaded Modules:
22:02:46.535:     win-wasapi.dll
22:02:46.535:     win-mf.dll
22:02:46.535:     win-dshow.dll
22:02:46.535:     win-decklink.dll
22:02:46.535:     win-capture.dll
22:02:46.535:     vlc-video.dll
22:02:46.535:     text-freetype2.dll
22:02:46.535:     rtmp-services.dll
22:02:46.535:     obs-x264.dll
22:02:46.535:     obs-transitions.dll
22:02:46.535:     obs-text.dll
22:02:46.535:     obs-qsv11.dll
22:02:46.535:     obs-outputs.dll
22:02:46.535:     obs-filters.dll
22:02:46.535:     obs-ffmpeg.dll
22:02:46.535:     obs-browser.dll
22:02:46.535:     image-source.dll
22:02:46.535:     frontend-tools.dll
22:02:46.535:     enc-amf.dll
22:02:46.535:     coreaudio-encoder.dll
22:02:46.535: ==== Startup complete ===============================================
22:02:46.544: All scene data cleared
22:02:46.544: ------------------------------------------------
22:02:46.564: WASAPI: Device 'ASUS VN247-4 (NVIDIA High Definition Audio)' initialized
22:02:46.580: WASAPI: Device 'Headset Microphone (Corsair VOID RGB USB Gaming Headset )' initialized
22:02:46.587: Switched to scene 'Display'
22:02:46.587: adding 23 milliseconds of audio buffering, total audio buffering is now 23 milliseconds
22:02:46.587: ------------------------------------------------
22:02:46.587: Loaded scenes:
22:02:46.587: - scene 'Display':
22:02:46.588:     - source: 'The Whole Shebang' (monitor_capture)
22:02:46.588: ------------------------------------------------
22:02:47.118: Update check: last known remote version is 17.0.2

 

[OG See OH Zee]

There is no streaming session in that log.

I also checked your screencap on the bandwidth tester. There's nothing you can do at this time. I had this case before and even called support on my ISP and they said there was nothing wrong. Then a few days later I ran the test and got 100 quality on low ping servers.

 

[StrikerConsta]

So how do these things happen? Should I even bother calling my ISP or just wait until this may or may not ever fix itself?

EDIT: Also, Thank you for your response. =)

 

[OG See OH Zee]

I would run TwitchTest daily until the server quality goes back to normal. If it does persist even after a while, I would considering calling support.

Also, 3300 bit upload is kind of weak, but you said you still struggled at much lower bitrates.