My PC specs:
Intel Core i7 12700K @ 4.8GHz all cores
32GB DDR5 6200
4TB Samsung PCIe NVMe SSD
RTX 3070
LG 34GN850-B 3440x1440 160Hz
I am testing livestreaming on youtube and I have the game (CSGO) set to 2560x1440 and I get ingame FPS of over 300FPS even when I start streaming.
My internet upload is only 6mpbs
I have the latest OBS (28.0.3)
I am experimenting with NVENC HEVC because in theory it should have better quality at much lower bitrate compared to x264, but at the cost of more processing power.
I have base canvas of 2560x1440 and output at 2560x1440 at 60FPS
I am using NVIDIA NVENC HEVC with CBR 2500 kpbs, Max Performance, main profile, Psycho Visual Tuning on and Max B-frames 2
the livestream is extremely lagging and sometimes freezes even though OBS says it has 0 dropped frames and the in game FPS never drops below 200FPS.
I suspect the NVENC encoder might not be fast enough. Is there anyway to see the NVENC utilization?
Intel Core i7 12700K @ 4.8GHz all cores
32GB DDR5 6200
4TB Samsung PCIe NVMe SSD
RTX 3070
LG 34GN850-B 3440x1440 160Hz
I am testing livestreaming on youtube and I have the game (CSGO) set to 2560x1440 and I get ingame FPS of over 300FPS even when I start streaming.
My internet upload is only 6mpbs
I have the latest OBS (28.0.3)
I am experimenting with NVENC HEVC because in theory it should have better quality at much lower bitrate compared to x264, but at the cost of more processing power.
I have base canvas of 2560x1440 and output at 2560x1440 at 60FPS
I am using NVIDIA NVENC HEVC with CBR 2500 kpbs, Max Performance, main profile, Psycho Visual Tuning on and Max B-frames 2
the livestream is extremely lagging and sometimes freezes even though OBS says it has 0 dropped frames and the in game FPS never drops below 200FPS.
I suspect the NVENC encoder might not be fast enough. Is there anyway to see the NVENC utilization?