Bug Report Issues with OBS preview/recording having frameskips

[Isaiahmag]

For some odd reason on both the preview and after recording the FPS will be skipping for some reason even though my game looks just fine. I would usually stream or record at 720p60FPS and it be just fine. I have Direct3D 11 as my render and I have tried with OpenGL but that didn't fix it it just made my frames worse on the game. If anyone is able to help me with my situation please let me know.
Also I think this might be caused by the Windows 10 latest update.

Edit: This has been fixed by restarting my PC after the windows 10 update was installed, I guess if you install a update and don't restart right after said update then it'll have some issues

 

[Harold]

1> Update
2> REALLY update
3> post your obs log.

 

[Isaiahmag]

1> Update
2> REALLY update
3> post your obs log.

I love how 2 is REALLY update XD
But here is the OBS log
(I put two of the same OBS log by accident sorry)

 

[Harold]

The log is very incomplete. Try the one from the immediate previous session.

 

[Isaiahmag]

This is one of them that I recorded a up to 23 minutes and I am recording via game capture

 

[Harold]

This is a problem:

13:17:05.688: Output 'adv_file_output': Number of lagged frames due to rendering lag/stalls: 49334 (57.2%)

And this is a MASSIVE problem:

13:19:44.364: ┃ ┣download_frame: min=0 ms, median=0.002 ms, max=133.282 ms, 99th percentile=78.789 ms

Something's causing your video card to be unable to download the prepared frames for encoding from the video card to the cpu in a timely fashion.

 

[Isaiahmag]

Something like this never happened before and I always use the NVENC encoder because my PC takes a dump on x264.
What can I do to fix this problem?

 

[Harold]

Drop the framerate to 30 and make sure that the video card's pci-e mode is x16

 

[Isaiahmag]

Ran fine on 720p30FPS but I used to go 720p60FPS all the time so that's bothersome, but how would I check if pci-e mode is x16?

 

[Harold]

GPU-Z is a utility that can check.

 

[Isaiahmag]

GPU-Z is a utility that can check.

Just checked with GPU-Z and it says it's currently running

 

[Harold]

screenshot of the gpu-z screen (use the camera icon in the top bar of it)

 

[Isaiahmag]

Here it is

 

[Isaiahmag]

Never mind I fixed it Harold thanks for the help though!