Question / Help GOOD PC but streaming csgo fps drop???

wmL--

wmL--

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Hello i seriously have big problem here..

I can't stream csgo whatever settings i'm using it doesn't work still fps drop?

But when i stream overwatch i can stream it at 720p 60fps with ultra ingame settings locked fps on 153fps and don't drop a single fps when playing.

PC
i7, 7700K 4.2ghz (turbo 4.5ghz)
32GB 2400mhz
GTX 1080ti 11 GB SLI

3 monitors, 144hz,60hz and 60hz

Network: Download 250 Mbps / Upload 100 Mbps.

So what is the problem??


LOG: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/3771f8ec2e4d4b6218d039afea653bc6
 
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OG See OH Zee

OG See OH Zee

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20:16:43.879: Output 'adv_stream': Number of lagged frames due to rendering lag/stalls: 556 (1.9%)

Something isn't right with your GPU since CSGO can't even use the 1080 Ti fully even at highest settings.
 
wmL--

wmL--

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OG See OH Zee said:
20:16:43.879: Output 'adv_stream': Number of lagged frames due to rendering lag/stalls: 556 (1.9%)

Something isn't right with your GPU since CSGO can't even use the 1080 Ti fully even at highest settings.
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So how can I fix this? I mean when i'm not streaming i get 1100fps in csgo.
 
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alpinlol

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I highly doubt you are getting even anywhere near 1100 FPS while playing a competitive match.

You are also trying to stream 1080p60 which is not really within reach when playing csgo (Cpu itensive game) + streaming even on an i7.
 
wmL--

wmL--

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alpinlol said:
I highly doubt you are getting even anywhere near 1100 FPS while playing a competitive match.

You are also trying to stream 1080p60 which is not really within reach when playing csgo (Cpu itensive game) + streaming even on an i7.
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Well i joined public surf server with 14/30 people and got over 970fps and at best 1100fps.

I have tried streaming at 720p 60fps and 30fps and still getting fps drop, and i know people how streams at same settings and get over 200fps with even worse computer specs..
 
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alpinlol

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wmL-- said:
Well i joined public surf server with 14/30 people and got over 970fps and at best 1100fps.

I have tried streaming at 720p 60fps and 30fps and still getting fps drop, and i know people how streams at same settings and get over 200fps with even worse computer specs..
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Do you have any ingame overlays like Overwolf, Afterburner, Razer Synaps... or whatever even the NZXT Cam software has a overlay feature that can affect performance
 
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Osiris

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You also seem to have Multi-adapter compatibility enabled.
The best performance with game capture is with SLI disabled and the multi-adapter compatibility checkbox unchecked in the game capture.
 
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HeartBreaker_TV

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I'd ask helpers to consider there's a larger issue here.

LOTS of these threads popping up recently (my own included). All of our GPU's didn't suddenly get worse and start requiring capped fps (which does not solve the issue btw).
 
wessla

wessla

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Ye something is wrong. Im recording with Plays.tv and can do 20 000kbps on processor with basically no lag ingame. even on my kids old computer i can do 10 000kbps. And its no hardware capture, its x264 or something.

With OBS i can barely have 2500kbps before it start hit on my game.
 
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Osiris

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HeartBreaker_TV said:
I'd ask helpers to consider there's a larger issue here.

LOTS of these threads popping up recently (my own included). All of our GPU's didn't suddenly get worse and start requiring capped fps (which does not solve the issue btw).
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The larger issue is the windows 10 creator's update, as per the stickied topic in this forum. And capping fps was always recommended long before the Win10 creator's update, so that's not something new. MS also added the Game Mode thing.

@wessla bitrate has no impact on performance so that's not related.
 
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Kyzriel

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Code: 
20:04:49.106: Settings changed (advanced)
20:04:49.106: ------------------------------------------------
20:05:02.323: ---------------------------------
20:05:02.323: video settings reset:
20:05:02.323: base resolution: 1920x1080
20:05:02.323: output resolution: 1920x1080
20:05:02.323: downscale filter: Bicubic
20:05:02.323: fps: 60/1
20:05:02.323: format: NV12
20:05:02.328: Settings changed (advanced)
20:05:02.328: ------------------------------------------------
20:07:49.710: [game-capture: 'CSGO'] attempting to hook fullscreen process: chrome.exe
20:07:49.710: [game-capture: 'CSGO'] cannot capture chrome.exe due to being blacklisted
20:07:52.727: [game-capture: 'CSGO'] attempting to hook fullscreen process: chrome.exe
20:07:52.727: [game-capture: 'CSGO'] cannot capture chrome.exe due to being blacklisted
20:08:40.728: ---------------------------------
20:08:40.728: [x264 encoder: 'streaming_h264'] preset: veryfast
20:08:40.728: [x264 encoder: 'streaming_h264'] profile: high
20:08:40.728: [x264 encoder: 'streaming_h264'] settings:
20:08:40.728: rate_control: VBR
20:08:40.728: bitrate: 5000
20:08:40.728: buffer size: 5000
20:08:40.728: crf: 22
20:08:40.728: fps_num: 60
20:08:40.728: fps_den: 1
20:08:40.728: width: 1920
20:08:40.728: height: 1080
20:08:40.728: keyint: 120
20:08:40.728: vfr: off
20:08:40.728:
20:08:40.734: [Media Foundation AAC: 'Track1']: encoder created
20:08:40.734: bitrate: 192
20:08:40.734: channels: 2
20:08:40.734: sample rate: 44100
20:08:40.734: bits-per-sample: 16
20:08:40.734:
20:08:40.735: [rtmp stream: 'adv_stream'] Connecting to RTMP URL rtmp://live-arn.twitch.tv/app...
20:08:40.765: [rtmp stream: 'adv_stream'] Interface: Intel(R) Ethernet Connection (2) I219-V (ethernet, 1000 mbps)
20:08:42.560: [rtmp stream: 'adv_stream'] Connection to rtmp://live-arn.twitch.tv/app successful

The stream is encoding at 1920x1080 60 fps. This is a no-no without 6+ cores or a dual-PC setup, since too many of the threads are shared with the game.

In the settings menu for OBS Studio, go to the Video tab and set the "Output (Scaled) Resolution" to 1280x720.

I'd also recommend changing your bitrates to 3500 video and 160 audio to stay within Twitch's guidelines.
 
wessla

wessla

Member
Osiris said:
The larger issue is the windows 10 creator's update, as per the stickied topic in this forum. And capping fps was always recommended long before the Win10 creator's update, so that's not something new. MS also added the Game Mode thing.

@wessla bitrate has no impact on performance so that's not related.
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Its odd because thats where OBS responds with performance hits. i'll look more in to it. Could be something on my end.
 
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