OBS Recording encoding lag (RTX 3080 & Ryzen 5900X)

[MUI Goku]

Hey, so for the past couple days I've been trying to record Minecraft at 1440p/360 fps and 1080p/360 fps using NVENC(new). However, all my recordings are stuttering/choppy. I've seen people record in 1080p/360 fps with lower specs. Is there any way to fix this?

SPECS:

• EVGA RTX 3080 & Ryzen 5900X
• 32 GB RAM
• 1TB SSD
• ROG Crosshair VIII Dark Hero (Motherboard)

(I already tried running OBS as admin, disabled Windows Gaming Mode and reinstalled OBS).

Logs: https://obsproject.com/logs/mUVjUGgiR3meWgM5

 

[DayGeckoArt]

I don't think Nvenc is capable of recording at such a high framerate. What would you do with a 360fps recording?

 

[MUI Goku]

I don't think Nvenc is capable of recording at such a high framerate.

I've seen many people achieve 1080p/360fps with lower specs (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NRspaGkdRI&t=218s).

What would you do with a 360fps recording?

It's to make the video much smother (motion blur) you can see examples here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMpf6QCUF7E).

 

[rockbottom]

Where's the 360Hz monitor?

Anyway, recording over 60fps isn't officially supported but there is a guide in the resource section.

How to: Troubleshoot high FPS recordings (120, 144, 240, 300 FPS recording)

A collection of troubleshooting advice snippets to help you record at 120, 144, 240 and higher frame rates, assembled by me, Nakajima Megumi#7432. I'm operating under the assumption that your machine is already capable of recording at 60 FPS - if...

obsproject.com

 

[DayGeckoArt]

I've seen many people achieve 1080p/360fps with lower specs (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NRspaGkdRI&t=218s).

It's to make the video much smother (motion blur) you can see examples here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMpf6QCUF7E).

Interesting, so you record at high framerate and then use software to render it to 60fps with motion blur?

What about 120fps, would that well enough?

 

[MUI Goku]

Interesting, so you record at high framerate and then use software to render it to 60fps with motion blur?

Yes. The higher the fps you record at, the more motion blur there will be post rendering.

What about 120fps, would that well enough?

I mean... I think my computer can handle much more than that.

 

[MUI Goku]

Where's the 360Hz monitor?

Anyway, recording over 60fps isn't officially supported but there is a guide in the resource section.

How to: Troubleshoot high FPS recordings (120, 144, 240, 300 FPS recording)

A collection of troubleshooting advice snippets to help you record at 120, 144, 240 and higher frame rates, assembled by me, Nakajima Megumi#7432. I'm operating under the assumption that your machine is already capable of recording at 60 FPS - if...

obsproject.com

Thank you, I will read that later today.

 

[sonicgalaxy27]

Same here happen to me dude. I was trying to change FPS to 60 or 30 in OBS to make my recording a bit faster in order to stop the lag in the video file I record. But, it just got a little lagging to me. To be honest, it might be something else that is causing some strange lag problems in my video file every time I record my video for Pokémon Legends. It could be the software settings or the computer settings that need to be updated or fixed.