Frailian
New Member
Ok so I don't know if maybe my PC isn't as high end as I thought it was but here are the specs:
i7 6800k overclocked to 4.3GHz
EVGA GTX 1070 SC (+50/+400 OC)
Samsung 500GB SSD
Samsung 250GB SSD
2x 2TB HDDs
64GB Corsair 3000 RAM
Dell s2417 monitor overclocked to 165hz
HP 25 inch monitor (secondary)
In the Nvidia control panel, I turned on GSync and Vsync in the 3D management settings (at the suggestion of several reddit users). Apparently Gsync only works up until your monitors refresh rate and then tearing occurs.
I turn off vsync within games. This gives me pretty much consistent 165FPS in my games. When I record (or just play) the movement is incredibly smooth. When I watch the video back, it looks no where near as smooth. It looks like it's running at 30FPS (or worse).
Log:
http://pastebin.com/5FEf5kBP
Have I simply reached the full capabilities of my computer? Or OBS perhaps? Local recording is my main priority.
i7 6800k overclocked to 4.3GHz
EVGA GTX 1070 SC (+50/+400 OC)
Samsung 500GB SSD
Samsung 250GB SSD
2x 2TB HDDs
64GB Corsair 3000 RAM
Dell s2417 monitor overclocked to 165hz
HP 25 inch monitor (secondary)
In the Nvidia control panel, I turned on GSync and Vsync in the 3D management settings (at the suggestion of several reddit users). Apparently Gsync only works up until your monitors refresh rate and then tearing occurs.
I turn off vsync within games. This gives me pretty much consistent 165FPS in my games. When I record (or just play) the movement is incredibly smooth. When I watch the video back, it looks no where near as smooth. It looks like it's running at 30FPS (or worse).
Log:
http://pastebin.com/5FEf5kBP
Have I simply reached the full capabilities of my computer? Or OBS perhaps? Local recording is my main priority.