Question / Help OBS Studio High Encoding Windows 10

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BRHeisenbergBAD

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aprox 8min into game at ultrafast preset quality is really poor and still get high encoding but less frequently.
 

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Mroczny_Gustaw

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Suslik V said:
Then only one solution left: Upgrade your CPU.
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im having a hard time believing 4690k gets 90% load with x264 ultrafast, looks very suspiciuos to me, imho its not possible on healthy pc, u need to look for a cause. slap fresh windows install - no upgrade, and install properly dxwebsetup and visual studio libs
anyway you should:
1. oc this cpu http://www.overclock.net/t/1411077/haswell-overclocking-guide-with-statistics and make sure windows runs in high perf mode
2. use QuickSync in your CPU
3. 2 is possible without 1 ;)

use 64bit obs
make clean obs profile and dont add this mp4, just pure game capture, or display capture
 
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Suslik V

Suslik V

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This cpu multi-threading disabled, I think.
Maybe his motherboard doesn't support internal video card.
I can suggest to test fr-043 or other constant input, and see, can that CPU handle streaming without significant frame drop (1280x720@30fps veryfast x264 preset) or not.
 
Suslik V

Suslik V

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Mroczny_Gustaw said:
no way Suslik,HT doesnt have such impact. i have 6600k which is ~15% faster than OP's cpu and i have 6% load on his setting on display capture. theres something really wrong with this pc or setup
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Overwatch application? I think better to turn discussion to one base. Only if you can test same hardware and software - things may become clear. I suggest fr-043 (it is free, has constant input, uses 3d-graphics and cpu - like any game does, not optimized like many indie games) as input and 1280x720@30fps veryfast x264 preset for OBS Studio during the tests. If you have Overwatch application then you can compare. Otherwise - no way out, we stuck at this point forever. I have completely different hardware. I'm out.
 
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BRHeisenbergBAD

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Mroczny_Gustaw said:
im having a hard time believing 4690k gets 90% load with x264 ultrafast, looks very suspiciuos to me, imho its not possible on healthy pc, u need to look for a cause. slap fresh windows install - no upgrade, and install properly dxwebsetup and visual studio libs
anyway you should:
1. oc this cpu http://www.overclock.net/t/1411077/haswell-overclocking-guide-with-statistics and make sure windows runs in high perf mode
2. use QuickSync in your CPU
3. 2 is possible without 1 ;)

use 64bit obs
make clean obs profile and dont add this mp4, just pure game capture, or display capture
Click to expand...

I already reformated my PC and am using 64 bit version of obs studio how do I use quicksync? I don't think I need to over clock it.
 
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BRHeisenbergBAD

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Suslik V said:
Overwatch application? I think better to turn discussion to one base. Only if you can test same hardware and software - things may become clear. I suggest fr-043 (it is free, has constant input, uses 3d-graphics and cpu - like any game does, not optimized like many indie games) as input and 1280x720@30fps veryfast x264 preset for OBS Studio during the tests. If you have Overwatch application then you can compare. Otherwise - no way out, we stuck at this point forever. I have completely different hardware. I'm out.
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fr-043? what is that. is it a game? where do I get it?
 
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BRHeisenbergBAD

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tried installing it comes up with an error and says "this computer doesn't have the minimum requirements to run this software" bit I did install the chipset fine
 
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