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Question / Help Lag issues after installing new graphic card
- Thread starter Spata
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HeyArnoldUK
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your ping is based on in game packets that are sent to the server then the packets come back.. The ping is how fast is can process the speeds of the packets..
you dont need to change the bitrate, also you internet speed doesnt matter when you are playing games. it is all ping based..
also you putting in a new graphics card shouldnt affect the ping.. it will help the FPS. are you should it is not your FPS not your ping?
you dont need to change the bitrate, also you internet speed doesnt matter when you are playing games. it is all ping based..
also you putting in a new graphics card shouldnt affect the ping.. it will help the FPS. are you should it is not your FPS not your ping?
HeyArnoldUK
New Member
based on these settings for Streaming with your PC change them to this >>
10:56:12.893: base resolution: 1920x1080
10:56:12.893: output resolution: 1920x1080
10:56:12.893: downscale filter: Bicubic
10:56:12.893: fps: 60/1
10:56:12.893: format: RGB
Keyframe 2 for (Twitch) And 3 for (YouTube)
10:56:12.893: base resolution: 1920x1080
10:56:12.893: output resolution: 1920x1080
10:56:12.893: downscale filter: Bicubic
10:56:12.893: fps: 60/1
10:56:12.893: format: RGB
Keyframe 2 for (Twitch) And 3 for (YouTube)
HeyArnoldUK
New Member
10:58:48.520: [x264 encoder: 'simple_h264_stream'] preset: Ultra Fast
10:58:48.520: [x264 encoder: 'simple_h264_stream'] profile:Baseline
10:58:48.520: rate_control: CBR
10:58:48.520: bitrate: 3500-4000
10:58:48.520: buffer size: 3500-4000
10:58:48.520: crf: 0
10:58:48.520: fps_num: 60
10:58:48.520: fps_den: 1
10:58:48.520: width: 1920
10:58:48.520: height: 1080
10:58:48.520: keyint: 2 for (Twitch) And 3 for (YouTube)
10:58:48.520: vfr: off
10:58:48.520:
10:58:48.520: [x264 encoder: 'simple_h264_stream'] profile:Baseline
10:58:48.520: rate_control: CBR
10:58:48.520: bitrate: 3500-4000
10:58:48.520: buffer size: 3500-4000
10:58:48.520: crf: 0
10:58:48.520: fps_num: 60
10:58:48.520: fps_den: 1
10:58:48.520: width: 1920
10:58:48.520: height: 1080
10:58:48.520: keyint: 2 for (Twitch) And 3 for (YouTube)
10:58:48.520: vfr: off
10:58:48.520:
@HeyArnoldUK
RGB is only useful for lossless recordings. Why do you keep suggesting it to people for streaming settings?
@Spata
If you think your new 1070 is causing ping issues, have you tried switching back to your 770 to test this theory? However, if you didn't change any settings, and you haven't changed any software, I'd hazard a guess that something along your ISP routes/services changed instead, which is something you have no control over.
RGB is only useful for lossless recordings. Why do you keep suggesting it to people for streaming settings?
@Spata
If you think your new 1070 is causing ping issues, have you tried switching back to your 770 to test this theory? However, if you didn't change any settings, and you haven't changed any software, I'd hazard a guess that something along your ISP routes/services changed instead, which is something you have no control over.
There´s screen capture what happens when i put stream on. https://gyazo.com/66f37b5dcea80c9bb88902eb3565e5a6
IP address that i ping is just random server nearby me.
IP address that i ping is just random server nearby me.
@HeyArnoldUK
Is there some file where i could just copypaste those settings. I can't find all those settings in software directly.
Is there some file where i could just copypaste those settings. I can't find all those settings in software directly.
There is not yet an easy to to import/export partial settings in OBS Studio. I wouldn't use those settings though. There's nothing wrong with using 30 FPS as you already are. You already have your keyframe interval set to 2. RGB is not useful for streaming. In any case, you've already said that you hadn't changed your settings and yet you've experienced a new ping issue.@HeyArnoldUK
Is there some file where i could just copypaste those settings. I can't find all those settings in software directly.
@RytoEX
There was like 24hours between streaming with 770 without lag and then with 1070 with lag. So im pretty sure there have to be some kind of connection. 770 is gone so can´t really try testing it out. Maybe something with new drivers/software?
If there were 24 hours between replacing the 770 with the 1070 and the ping having issues, then I'd think it's just coincidence. I'd especially think coincidence if you streamed within those 24 hours without issue.
Try running the Twitch Bandwith Test tool using a Medium Test Duration for your region with a 64k TCP Window Size, and post a screenshot of the results here.
Well apparently it was huge coincidence. My network providers upload started to malfunction in that time when i changed graphic card. It has been like that since then so now they are finaly fixing it.
However, if you didn't change any settings, and you haven't changed any software, I'd hazard a guess that something along your ISP routes/services changed instead, which is something you have no control over.
Called it. ;P
Glad to hear that your ISP is addressing its issues. Hopefully everything is back to normal afterwards.