Question / Help OBS Settings help please

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ThaAsianKid

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Ok, so I want to start streaming and recording league, but my video is really blurry and its really laggy. I have a 50 mb download speed and a 5.5 mb upload.
GPU: GeForce GTX 760
CPU: AMD FX-6300 Six-Core Processor
Memory: 8gb Ram
Resolution: 1080

Can someone give me some advice and possibly some settings to try out? Thanks
 
Post a log file from a 5 minute stream where you've used the best settings you've been able to work out so far.
 
Boildown said:
Post a log file from a 5 minute stream where you've used the best settings you've been able to work out so far.
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Here's a screenshot of my settings. Whenever I stream the quality is fuzzy and its really laggy
 

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Downscale massively. Unless you're partnered, you should not exceed 2000kbps bitrate.
Also, NVENC is an extremely poor-quality encode, and needs significantly more bitrate at a given res/framerate than x264.

720p, 30fps, 2000kbps.

Trying to throw 1080p@60fps NVENC through 2400-3000kbps is going to fly like a lead duck. A lead duck on fire.
 
FerretBomb said:
Downscale massively. Unless you're partnered, you should not exceed 2000kbps bitrate.
Also, NVENC is an extremely poor-quality encode, and needs significantly more bitrate at a given res/framerate than x264.

720p, 30fps, 2000kbps.

Trying to throw 1080p@60fps NVENC through 2400-3000kbps is going to fly like a lead duck. A lead duck on fire.
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Alright, thanks!
 
FerretBomb said:
Downscale massively. Unless you're partnered, you should not exceed 2000kbps bitrate.
Also, NVENC is an extremely poor-quality encode, and needs significantly more bitrate at a given res/framerate than x264.

720p, 30fps, 2000kbps.

Trying to throw 1080p@60fps NVENC through 2400-3000kbps is going to fly like a lead duck. A lead duck on fire.
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I put the setting in that you recommended, but its still really bad when I move my camera. Is there something else I should put in?
 
Did you switch from NVENC to x264 (Veryfast, preferably)? Also upload a new logfile from the new testing session, and if you can, link to a VOD (video-on-demand) of it as well.
 
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