Question / Help I can only stream when i have a single monitor

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Harryaars

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Hello Internet,

Soo i've wanted to stream for a while now and "kinda" found a solution to stream.

I'm normally using 3 screens,
-TV of 1920x1080 - 60hz downscaled to 1680x1050
-1920x1080 - 144hz
-3840x2160 - 60hz

If i plug the tv and the 4k monitor out then it all works fine no fps drops nothing.
But even when i just plug the 4k monitor in it already starts to lagg? Normally when i wasnt streaming i had no problems playing any games, but now im streaming i get lagg, but only when i focus on the game if i browse the internet there is no fps drop what so ever soo it has something to do with active programs.

Is there a fix for this?

I'm using: i7 - 5820k and a GTX 1080

If there are any questions please ask me i really need some help with this since i really want to take streaming serious!

PS--

Little side note this already happens when im just using preview mode.

When i'm streaming on a single monitor i use NDI to send it to my other pc to then stream it to the Internet to reduce the load.
 
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Harryaars

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Harryaars said:
The first file is on 30fps and the other one is on 60fps both are run in world of warcraft.
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Seems to work better now though since im running it in administrator but still laggy for some reason ;/,
My question kinda is how do i get the best quality possible, and then im aiming for 1080p and 60fps. What would i need for this?
 
Harold

Harold

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Turn the game bar and gamedvr off in windows' settings
Use GAME capture instead of display capture

And once you've done that, if the problem persists, provide a screenshot of the first tab of GPU-Z.
 
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Harryaars

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Harold said:
Turn the game bar and gamedvr off in windows' settings
Use GAME capture instead of display capture

And once you've done that, if the problem persists, provide a screenshot of the first tab of GPU-Z.
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Game bar and all is off now and im also using game capture now PUBG seemed to be worse then before now i think ;/ i really have no clue anymore
 

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Harryaars

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Harold said:
Turn the game bar and gamedvr off in windows' settings
Use GAME capture instead of display capture

And once you've done that, if the problem persists, provide a screenshot of the first tab of GPU-Z.
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My bad sended the CPU one ill attach the GPU on this one
 

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DEDRICK

DEDRICK

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Your GPU is only running at PCIe 2.0 @ x1 instead of PCIe 3.0 @ x16. Move your GPU to the PCI slot closest to your CPU, aka the top slot
 
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