In-game FPS issue after a streaming for couple of minutes

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bromko

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Specs:
i7 9700k@4.9GHz
1080ti
16GB 4000 MHz
Windows 10
GPU encoding

Whenever I try streaming Valorant I have weird FPS issue after couple of minutes. FPS goes from 240 (locked, otherwise it would be 300-400+) to ~180-240. It wouldn't be an issue, if it wouldn't come with massive input lag, and mini stutters. The problem persists for ~20 sec, or when I tab out, and tab in.

It is not a hardware issue, my PC is optimised, clean and well mantained. I have no 3'rd party overlays or programs running in the background.
I don't know any reason why FPS would dip like this, in completely random moments. It should not be related to GPU/CPU load, because I cap my frames at 240, and my setup is capable of much higher FPS, and it is not plain FPS drop, it comes with stutters and input lag.

Any ideas?
 
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Playa

New Member
bromko said:
Specs:
i7 9700k@4.9GHz
1080ti
16GB 4000 MHz
Windows 10
GPU encoding

Whenever I try streaming Valorant I have weird FPS issue after couple of minutes. FPS goes from 240 (locked, otherwise it would be 300-400+) to ~180-240. It wouldn't be an issue, if it wouldn't come with massive input lag, and mini stutters. The problem persists for ~20 sec, or when I tab out, and tab in.

It is not a hardware issue, my PC is optimised, clean and well mantained. I have no 3'rd party overlays or programs running in the background.
I don't know any reason why FPS would dip like this, in completely random moments. It should not be related to GPU/CPU load, because I cap my frames at 240, and my setup is capable of much higher FPS, and it is not plain FPS drop, it comes with stutters and input lag.

Any ideas?
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I actually have a a similiar problem but my frames are dropping significantly. Mines capped at 240 as well but the frames I get in game are 90-200. It only happens when I go live on OBS. I can have OBS open while playing val and it will barely drop 3-4 frames but once I hit live frame drops hard.
 
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JohnPee

Member
Please see this link, post a log file that has been created while you are streaming or recording whichever it is that is dropping frames..

Please post a log with your issue! Here's how...

OBS Studio creates a log file each time you run it which contains very useful diagnostic information. Without a log file, it's much harder for any support volunteers to figure out problems and your post may be ignored. To upload a log file, go to the Help menu > Log Files > Upload Last Log...
obsproject.com obsproject.com
 
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JohnPee

Member
Your log file needs to show you running a streaming or recording session for at least 30 seconds. Please post another one.
 
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