Question / Help OBS 12.0.2 64-bit Crashing After 5-10 Minutes of Streaming

[Zythos]

I'm currently experience a problem where my streaming quality is working out great, but consistently crashing. It is the only thing that crashes and it stops streaming immediately after the pop-up notification of such.

There is 1 Scene and 1 Source, which captures my main display, audio/video/cursor, to Twitch US East: Ashburn, VA.

Here is the crash report: https://gist.github.com/4d6ec797a7ebd571f6c92b25522dd0d2

Here is the last log file: https://gist.github.com/b1e9d138f9ef4b737a67a1337b98a323

Screenshots of settings.

Main:

Output:

Thanks in advance for any assistance that can be given!!!

EDIT: Added Crash Report, thanks!!!

 

[Dilaz]

That's not a crash log. Crash logs can be found from %APPDATA%\obs-studio\crashes

 

[Zythos]

That's not a crash log. Crash logs can be found from %APPDATA%\obs-studio\crashes

Thanks, didn't realize that the Last Log file was not the Crash Log, it has been added.

 

[Dilaz]

The crash happens in x264 with usually indicates:

1. Unstable overclock on cpu
2. Broken cpu or ram

 

[Zythos]

The crash happens in x264 with usually indicates:

1. Unstable overclock on cpu
2. Broken cpu or ram

1. Not overclocked
2. Broken CPU how? Windows Memory Diag showed no errors on Extended Test with 2 Loops

Any other ideas? :\

It seemed to work fine with the old OBS, but just switched to OBS Stupid and having issues :(

 

[R1CH]

Do you have "limit cpuid" or similar enabled in your BIOS?

 

[Zythos]

Do you have "limit cpuid" or similar enabled in your BIOS?

No, this is disabled.

 

[R1CH]

I concur that this is a hardware issue then :/. Try an intense memory test like LinX or OCCT.

https://obsproject.com/forum/threads/how-to-test-your-cpu-memory-with-linx.5361/