Question / Help Game and OBS are lagging when I try to Record
- Thread starter PooroEdo
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Hello PooroEdo,
When ur back at obsproject please leave a comment on how you solved your problem.
Thankyou!
When ur back at obsproject please leave a comment on how you solved your problem.
Thankyou!
Sorry for the late reply
I5-2500
8GB Ram
GeForce GTX 1060 3GB
Windows 10 Pro
I was trying to record Osu! a bit less game that i get over 240FPS and whenever i record game becomes laggy as hell the OBS also becomes laggy
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Its not recommended to stream 1080p 60 fps with an i5 cpu.
Especially with 8 Gb of ram.
I recommend streaming 720p 60 fps.
Especially with 8 Gb of ram.
I recommend streaming 720p 60 fps.
Jose Tortola
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Number of lagged frames due to rendering lag/stalls: 1151 (94.9%)
That's insane.
You should look for proper settings for your hardware.
carlmmii
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Btw, for anyone wondering, Osu! is a game that Nvenc excels at encoding-wise.
I would look at trying to limit your in-game framerate. You're letting it run wild with GPU usage, which is forcing OBS to have very little resources for frame building... especially with a game like Osu, which uses the exact same 2d scaling pipelines that OBS does. Unfortunately I'm not familiar with the graphics settings in Osu, and I'm not about to tell you to turn on vsync since that's probably going to be unplayable.
I would look into frame limiting methods @BK-Morpheus recommended recently. I'm not sure if the Nvidia profile inspector will pick up Osu! to have its own profile, but it's absolutely worth a shot.
I would look at trying to limit your in-game framerate. You're letting it run wild with GPU usage, which is forcing OBS to have very little resources for frame building... especially with a game like Osu, which uses the exact same 2d scaling pipelines that OBS does. Unfortunately I'm not familiar with the graphics settings in Osu, and I'm not about to tell you to turn on vsync since that's probably going to be unplayable.
I would look into frame limiting methods @BK-Morpheus recommended recently. I'm not sure if the Nvidia profile inspector will pick up Osu! to have its own profile, but it's absolutely worth a shot.