Question / Help Good PC but OBS drops my frames a lot
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The FX 8100 (which is what I think you are saying you have) is a little less than on par with the FX6300 CPU so not all that great.
Its decent for Just gaming, but not for gaming AND streaming.
Anway, post your logfile because that almost sounds like you might have some settings off.
The FX 8100 (which is what I think you are saying you have) is a little less than on par with the FX6300 CPU so not all that great.
Its decent for Just gaming, but not for gaming AND streaming.
Anway, post your logfile because that almost sounds like you might have some settings off.
https://gist.github.com/717167739931cb099ca7 There you go man, I checked again and my CPU is the FX 8320 according to CPUZ
its about the same as a slightly OCd 8320. Give me a sec and I'll look at the log
set your profile to main and dont stream over wireless. use a wired connection, this will help your ingame latency as well. wireless (no matter the connection speed) will always be horrible for streaming compared to wired.
I would try 720@30 instead. your bitrate is only 2200 so a 720@60 stream will look mediocre at that bitrate.
in the video tab, set the base resolution to 1920x1080 and downscale to 720 with bicubic filter.
change your game to full screen which could help a little bit.
with a 4GHz OC 720@60 stream just make sure your cores aren't parking which will also cause stuttering.
update your chipset with AMD's newest chipset and GPU drivers as well should be 15.12. The chipset might or might not help but I doubt it will hurt.
Also just so you know, do not use AMD driver uninstaller with your PC ever. it has been known to wipe the chipset drivers so just overwrite.
I would try 720@30 instead. your bitrate is only 2200 so a 720@60 stream will look mediocre at that bitrate.
in the video tab, set the base resolution to 1920x1080 and downscale to 720 with bicubic filter.
change your game to full screen which could help a little bit.
with a 4GHz OC 720@60 stream just make sure your cores aren't parking which will also cause stuttering.
update your chipset with AMD's newest chipset and GPU drivers as well should be 15.12. The chipset might or might not help but I doubt it will hurt.
Also just so you know, do not use AMD driver uninstaller with your PC ever. it has been known to wipe the chipset drivers so just overwrite.
Thank you, I could afford to upgrade to the i7 4790K if that would be a bit better for multi tasking like this... Thoughts on that? Sadly with the positioning of my PC, using a wired connection is almost impossible, as the router is one story up and on the other side of the house... I will change those settings, upgrade my drivers and get back to you with results! Thanks so much
After changing the settings I still get 10-30 FPS in game, I think I'll just have to figure out a way to get a wired connection and upgrade my CPU eventually. Here is another log file https://gist.github.com/7d0dd7e7da1f794e5308 thank you for the help!
have you disabled the game DVR from the xbox app in windows 10? also you need to disable broadcasting in steam as well.
did you also make sure that your cores aren't parking?