Question / Help Getting random fps dips in some games

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WinDoge

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I'm getting random lag dips when streaming with this setup nor do i get any fps i would expect with a setup like this but i guess i could use some help :(. My cpu is an fx8350 with a gtx750ti graphics card. i have 60 download and 5 upload. Theres my last known log,not sure if it shows in that one,but id get fps drops from like 60 to 30 or 15 even at times for a couple seconds then it would hop back up and repat a few seconds after.
 

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22:08:10.412: Output 'simple_stream': Number of skipped frames due to encoding lag: 621 (24.3%)

This was the worst offender when you played Rainbow Six Siege as this game alone is CPU intensive, and the FX-8350 is very old, even though it would be AMD's top of the line CPU it's still very poor in single-core performance compared to Sandy Bridge i5s. Given you're running with a low-powered GPU from 2014 raising the GPU-bounded settings (turning Antialiasing off instead of using Temporal Filtering) wouldn't help as you will get more lagged frames due to rendering lags and inconsistent frametimes on OBS.

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22:08:10.412: Output 'simple_stream': Number of dropped frames due to insufficient bandwidth/connection stalls: 120 (4.7%)

Your Internet is struggling to stream. Run TwitchTest to see the quality of their servers and show me the results. Otherwise lower your bitrate.
 
Alright will run the twitchtest when I get out of bed. Aside from that I understand rainbow six doing something like that . but it even happened playing wow being in like a by although it happened less it still made it near impossible to stream. I know it shouldn't be doing it with wow like this because I streamed fine back when I had my 6300 playing wow
 
Just ran twitch test,and the best 2 seem to be between san fran and san jose each with 4472 but san jose with 10 better ping and it says they both have a quality of 80
 
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