Danny McKean
New Member
Hi Everyone,
So previously, I got help for this issue on the OBS chat, but after some time, the problem has re-occurred.
The is the log for the latest video: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/a7fd55126f33d93728e9da565a0e3c0b
Bascially, the issue is, that every ~15-20 seconds or so, whether or I'm looking in one directing (a static image) or looking around, OBS spikes to 100% CPU usage and collapses the FPS of the video down to ~2 FPS for a few seconds (looks really bad in video). Note that when this happens, I do NOT get a "High Encoding" warning on the lower left (I used to before I got support in the chat).
Outside of CPU spiking, OBS uses less than 15% CPU, even when looking around (massive scene changes), so there is more than enough CPU performance to record without issue (like I did for years before this issue started occurring), and it was fixed with the help I got from the OBS chat, but is now starting to occur really badly.
My PC specs are:
AMD FX 9590 Black Edition (8 core, 4.7 GHz)
ATI Radeon HD 7970
20 GB RAM
3 GB VRAM
Gigabyte 980-FX Motherboard
Storage is 6.3 TB
I don't have any CPU throttling settings enabled - or anything similar. I look forward to some help, this has gotten so bad I can't really record anymore! If any other details are required, please let me know!
Thanks in advance,
Hibblejaybob.
So previously, I got help for this issue on the OBS chat, but after some time, the problem has re-occurred.
The is the log for the latest video: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/a7fd55126f33d93728e9da565a0e3c0b
Bascially, the issue is, that every ~15-20 seconds or so, whether or I'm looking in one directing (a static image) or looking around, OBS spikes to 100% CPU usage and collapses the FPS of the video down to ~2 FPS for a few seconds (looks really bad in video). Note that when this happens, I do NOT get a "High Encoding" warning on the lower left (I used to before I got support in the chat).
Outside of CPU spiking, OBS uses less than 15% CPU, even when looking around (massive scene changes), so there is more than enough CPU performance to record without issue (like I did for years before this issue started occurring), and it was fixed with the help I got from the OBS chat, but is now starting to occur really badly.
My PC specs are:
AMD FX 9590 Black Edition (8 core, 4.7 GHz)
ATI Radeon HD 7970
20 GB RAM
3 GB VRAM
Gigabyte 980-FX Motherboard
Storage is 6.3 TB
I don't have any CPU throttling settings enabled - or anything similar. I look forward to some help, this has gotten so bad I can't really record anymore! If any other details are required, please let me know!
Thanks in advance,
Hibblejaybob.