Question / Help MY OBS CANNOT MAINTAIN 60FPS

[thecloser]

Hey everyone I just noticed my frames drop considerably below 60 fps all the way down to 30 fps at some points. This obviously doesn't look great, i have messed some with settings based on recommendations on youtube etc but still no solution. I have uploaded a log file hopefully to shed light on the issue. Any help would be very greatly appreciated, thank so much.

• Monitor One: BenQ Zowie 24.5 inch 240Hz
• Processor: Intel i7-8700K
• Ram: Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 16GB 3600
• Mobo: ASUS Motherboard Maximus X Hero
• GPU:NVIDIA 1060 6GB
• WINDOWS 10

Log file is attached, if you need any more info let me know, thanks again.

 

[Osiris]

Don't use display capture to capture games, use game capture. Also limit fps in games to prevent them from using all of your GPU power.
Lower resolution on your cam could also help.

 

[thecloser]

Did all of that still same resort. Is there a particular reason it is doing this? Here is a log file of me doing so.

 

[thecloser]

Here is another i think i did in incorrectly the first time.

 

[BK-Morpheus]

I see no recording/streaming attempt in that log.

 

[Osiris]

Please download GPU-Z and post a screenshot (use the camera button in the program and click 'Upload to Free Image Hosting) Download link: https://www.techpowerup.com/download/techpowerup-gpu-z/

 

[thecloser]

http://gpuz.techpowerup.com/18/11/06/pqu.png
Here is another log from my stream yesterday earlier in the day.

 

[thecloser]

Any more assistance with the new information i posted? :)

 

[carlmmii]

You have an absolutely ridiculous amount of browser source activity in those logs, which is most likely causing the rendering delays.

Go through each one to see if you have a problem source (create a backup scene collection and delete all but one to test it).

 

[thecloser]

Sorry for my ignorance I'm not sure exactly what that means or what specifically i would be looking for. Could you explain :) thanks so much for the reply.

 

[carlmmii]

• Duplicate your scene collection
• On the backup scene collection, delete all scenes except for one
• Attempt a recording, and look at your stats window to get real-time feedback

Repeat this process until you've gone through each scene. If you find a scene that you have problems with, focus on that one in particular to fix. If none of them are having problems by themselves, then you should be able to at least get things working by forcing each browser source to unload when not visible.

 

[thecloser]

K i will try this. Now i do notice the most issues when i am in game streaming. When I'm on my desktop or anything else it seems to be fine, don't know if that helps anything but i will attempt what you have suggested as well.

 

[thecloser]

So question, could this simply be the fact that my vid card isnt good enough to power the game and 1080p 60 fps stream. I have played with each scene and its only the scenes when the game is on and removing and adding pieces helps and doesnt. I switch back to the non nvidia codec and it seems to handle it much better infact i lose barley any frames due to render lag. This all may simply be resolved ones i start two pc streaming at the end of the month? Or based on the logs could it be more issues? I have attatch three logs from playing with the scenes, maybe you can see something?

Thanks again for all the help i really appreciate it.

the one log file was to large to upload here is the link
https://obsproject.com/logs/ctMcavuZk1BO-13H

 

[thecloser]

Any more feedback? Logs show anything? Thanks again for the help.

 

[thecloser]

Now when i try to even do 720 60 fps im getting the same problem when i had no issues before, any help?

 

[Harold]

The streamelements obs.live plugin is known to break core components of OBS.
It is recommended to uninstall it.

 

[thecloser]

The streamelements obs.live plugin is known to break core components of OBS.
It is recommended to uninstall it.

K I will try that, thank you for your response. Is it unrealistic to get the results im after with the computer i have?

 

[Harold]

Generally it's not unreasonable to expect higher performance than you're getting.
Also, the 416 version nvidia drivers (and all 4xx series) have been problematic when using OBS as well. Try using 398.82

 

[thecloser]

Generally it's not unreasonable to expect higher performance than you're getting.
Also, the 416 version nvidia drivers (and all 4xx series) have been problematic when using OBS as well. Try using 398.82

Well it may not be viable to accomplish what im trying to do with my pc which would save me alot of time.

With my hardware should i be able to run 1080p 60fps?

I went normal obs no positive results now im going to try rolling back the driver.

 

[Harold]

"Normal obs" as in the 0.659b that is from the version that has been dead for 2 years?
That one isn't going to fix ANY problems.