Question / Help OBS studio uses ~20% more CPU than classic OBS?

[dreamerbg]

Hello.
I cant understand why but on my laptop OBS studio uses much more CPU power than normal OBS for the same stream.
I hope someone can help me adjust my settings, cuz everywhere I read ppl say that Studio is actually using less CPU power.

https://gist.github.com/e355eafa357146a42e2547dc4c8c3efa -classic OBS where my CPU is at max 80%

https://gist.github.com/anonymous/49e528201b4a588cc3c82e4e19395b90 - from OBS studio (also attached on the thread if i didint upload it correctly)

 

[Osiris]

• You are not running OBS on the nvidia gpu
• You have browser sources added, which you didn't have in classic obs
• You seem to have multi-adapter compatibility enabled, don't do that.

 

[dreamerbg]

Yes, I am not running it on nvidia gpu cuz I wanted to have the display source working too
but I guess I cant ?

 

[Harold]

On a switchable graphics laptop you have a choice
You either get display capture working
Or you get game capture working efficiently.

There is no third option.

 

[RytoEX]

• You are not running OBS on the nvidia gpu
• You have browser sources added, which you didn't have in classic obs
• You seem to have multi-adapter compatibility enabled, don't do that.

I've been wondering. How do you tell if someone has multi-adapter compatibility enabled on a game capture source?

Is it this?

21:40:42.258: [game-capture: 'Game Capture'] using helper (compatibility hook)

 

[Osiris]

Usually when it says d3d9 memory capture successful

 

[RytoEX]

Usually when it says d3d9 memory capture successful

Is that a "Usually" as in "maybe 90% of the time" or "maybe arbitrary-majority% of the time", or "Usually" as in "Always". Basically, is there a definite way to tell from a log file that a user has enabled multi-adapter compatibility on a game capture source?