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FerretBomb

FerretBomb

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You may have to downscale further; I didn't notice that your i5 is a mobile variant; it runs at 1.6GHz and is only a 2-core. I'd also recommend dropping to 30fps.

Beyond that though, you may need to switch to QSV as the encoder, as the CPU is very, very weak.
 
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DbzAndChillz

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FerretBomb said:
You may have to downscale further; I didn't notice that your i5 is a mobile variant; it runs at 1.6GHz and is only a 2-core. I'd also recommend dropping to 30fps.

Beyond that though, you may need to switch to QSV as the encoder, as the CPU is very, very weak.
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Thanks! Alot :( im speechless i thought my pc was strong but its weak! its ok :( im just happy you keep replying to me :)
 
FerretBomb

FerretBomb

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No worries. Yeah, many mobile CPUs are severely cut-down but still carry the full label, to give the impression that they're more powerful than they actually are. There's a 2-core i7 even that regularly suckers people in. I didn't realize they'd done pretty much the same thing with the i5 series too.

Unfortunately none of my own machines are QSV-capable so I can't really help with details much. But in general, you'll want to go into Settings->Encoding, and click the 'Quick Sync' radio button at the top. That'll use your iGPU to encode. For 720p@30fps local recording video, I'd probably recommend a 10000kbps-20000kbps bitrate even if it's probably a bit overkill (just will increase the size of the recordings on-disk). You *may* see some in-game fps impact, depending. Scaling down in-game quality to lower the GPU load could help. I'm not sure if QSV has a separate dedicated encoder like NVENC does.
 
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DbzAndChillz

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FerretBomb said:
No worries. Yeah, many mobile CPUs are severely cut-down but still carry the full label, to give the impression that they're more powerful than they actually are. There's a 2-core i7 even that regularly suckers people in. I didn't realize they'd done pretty much the same thing with the i5 series too.

Unfortunately none of my own machines are QSV-capable so I can't really help with details much. But in general, you'll want to go into Settings->Encoding, and click the 'Quick Sync' radio button at the top. That'll use your iGPU to encode. For 720p@30fps local recording video, I'd probably recommend a 10000kbps-20000kbps bitrate even if it's probably a bit overkill (just will increase the size of the recordings on-disk). You *may* see some in-game fps impact, depending. Scaling down in-game quality to lower the GPU load could help. I'm not sure if QSV has a separate dedicated encoder like NVENC does.
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Oh well... if you know any other good screen recording free softwares please tell me Thanks!
 
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