So I am trying to record Minecraft in 360 fps 1920x1080 but for some reason, it's skipping frames a lot and it's hard to record clips I do have gamemode off, and I have the latest NVIDIA GeForce drivers, OBS in admin, Also here are my obs settings. But can someone help me with this?
OBS render & encoding lag while recording 360fps 1920x1080 with 3060 rtx
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Tomasz Góral
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Yes, change 360fps to 60fps.
well other people record in 480fps on a 1660ti
Tomasz Góral
Active Member
Good joke.
Maybe in very low resolution, look on cpu and gpu usage is too high for 360fps.
well here's my log to help :/ https://obsproject.com/logs/320iGVSdVfU0YCVo
Also, I do have task manager proof the video will be very laggy
2021-08-25 17-30-07
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FerretBomb
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Recording at above 60fps is an unsupported use-case, and is entirely at your own risk.
If you run into errors, turn down the recording framerate to 60.
Seriously, I want to slap the idiot on YouTube who keeps recommending this to new users.
If you run into errors, turn down the recording framerate to 60.
Seriously, I want to slap the idiot on YouTube who keeps recommending this to new users.
Having the same problem here,
In this video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcHr62d8HQY) on my old pc, I could record 1080p @ 480FPS no problem.
The specs of my old PC are: Ryzen 3 1300x, GTX 970 and 8GB of 2400mhz ram.
My pc now is much better than that now (Ryzen 5 3600, RTX 3060, 16GB 3200mhz Ram.) and when I try the exact same settings, I never stop over encoding. When I turn on smooth fps in-game, it helps a little bit but still isn't perfect. In the community that we record in, high fps recordings are the way we can represent ourselves in a way.
In this video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcHr62d8HQY) on my old pc, I could record 1080p @ 480FPS no problem.
The specs of my old PC are: Ryzen 3 1300x, GTX 970 and 8GB of 2400mhz ram.
My pc now is much better than that now (Ryzen 5 3600, RTX 3060, 16GB 3200mhz Ram.) and when I try the exact same settings, I never stop over encoding. When I turn on smooth fps in-game, it helps a little bit but still isn't perfect. In the community that we record in, high fps recordings are the way we can represent ourselves in a way.
It's not a joke.
We aren't sure why OBS keeps over encoding on faster hardware.
Tomasz Góral
Active Member
You got the same version of video drivers ?
Considering they are very different cards, no.
In that video, I was recording off of my GTX 970. I now have an RTX 3060 and OBS will never stop over encoding.
Using the exact same recording settings, actually lowering my settings and even downscaling but that doesn't fix it.
Tomasz Góral
Active Member
Maybe your game use more better video card?
It's Minecraft