Help me please

avisdylan said:
I read threw the logs and it says no GPUs support h.264 but when I checked it said my GPU does support h.264
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6500xt doesn't have h.264 ... and 5800x neither

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Can you tell me any good graphics cards that have h.264 for video making nvidia or amd doesn't matter also that are discrete
 
kobe4_92 said:
what resolution would you set ? almost every cards possess H.264, only low end card dont have H.264 like yours
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1920x1080 By the way the reason I got a bad graphics card is because I play minecraft and most youtubers I see have bad GPUs because I've heard minecraft doesn't need a good GPU and only a good CPU
 
avisdylan said:
1920x1080 By the way the reason I got a bad graphics card is because I play minecraft and most youtubers I see have bad GPUs because I've heard minecraft doesn't need a good GPU and only a good CPU
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if you would play in 1080p and do streaming in 1080p, 3060(ti)or newer one 4060 from NVIDIA or 6600xt or 7600(xt) from AMD would be fine.
 
Yes, a old nVidia GTX 1060 with NVENC would work fine for encoding/streaming 1080p
Turing or newer NVENC is often recommended for better quality encoding, but for minecraft, I wouldn't think it would make as much difference (if at all noticeable)
NVidia has a chart showing their GPU history and associated NVENC encoders
 
Lawrence_SoCal said:
Yes, a old nVidia GTX 1060 with NVENC would work fine for encoding/streaming 1080p
Turing or newer NVENC is often recommended for better quality encoding, but for minecraft, I wouldn't think it would make as much difference (if at all noticeable)
NVidia has a chart showing their GPU history and associated NVENC encoders
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No, I meant that I need a discrete graphics card for my PC to work and a 1060 isn't discrete and I wanted to see if there was a way to make my 1060 work.
 
avisdylan said:
No, I meant that I need a discrete graphics card for my PC to work and a 1060 isn't discrete and I wanted to see if there was a way to make my 1060 work.
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I don't follow you.
Discrete in this context means a GPU that is NOT part of the CPU (ie, integrated vs discrete, ex an APU). So, with a desktop PC (vs lap/mini with soldered components), and a PCIe add-in graphic card, that PCIe card is by definition 'discrete'

Using a Ryzen CPU and a nVidia GPU tends to be fine. Lots of current OEMs are creating system with that exact config. obviously that is with much newer generation GPUs, but a GTX 1060 is NOT tied to an Intel motherboard.
 
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