Dawson June
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I posted earlier today about this issue, but despite receiving help, the issue remains. I have some new ideas about what the issue may be.
My setup is as follows: Intel i7-7820X (8 core, 3.60 GHz), Nvidia GeForce 1080Ti, 16 GB RAM, 1440p monitor (currently set to 1080p after following previous advice), FPS capped at 60.
The issue that happens is I experience screen tearing during games. It gets really annoying. The video recorded doesn't have any of that. The monitor is G-Sync, and I also have V-Sync enabled.
One thing I think might be an issue is my Elgato HD60 Pro PCI-E card. I'm using it to record my GoPro footage while I game. It needs software to function, and the software has the inputted video encoded through my graphics card. OBS Studio also encodes with the NVENC H.264 encoder. I think this may be a part of it. I'm unsure how to disable that unfortunately. I could try uninstalling it, but...
Any ideas? My log is as such: https://gist.github.com/7b1cbd30992b280161139ac329a0f473
My setup is as follows: Intel i7-7820X (8 core, 3.60 GHz), Nvidia GeForce 1080Ti, 16 GB RAM, 1440p monitor (currently set to 1080p after following previous advice), FPS capped at 60.
The issue that happens is I experience screen tearing during games. It gets really annoying. The video recorded doesn't have any of that. The monitor is G-Sync, and I also have V-Sync enabled.
One thing I think might be an issue is my Elgato HD60 Pro PCI-E card. I'm using it to record my GoPro footage while I game. It needs software to function, and the software has the inputted video encoded through my graphics card. OBS Studio also encodes with the NVENC H.264 encoder. I think this may be a part of it. I'm unsure how to disable that unfortunately. I could try uninstalling it, but...
Any ideas? My log is as such: https://gist.github.com/7b1cbd30992b280161139ac329a0f473
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