therealdadbeard
New Member
Hey,
so I am trying to optimize my obs scenes as much as I can and ram wise it's pretty good but on the VRAM side not so.
I have around 1.2GB vram usage while streaming. Replay Recording is enabled.
I saw that just having images loaded really fills up vram too so I slimmed them down or used video files where I could as they unload and load way better than images do and I don't have like an insane amount of Scenes, especially not in the gaming one. Even completely stopped using Blur filter as this one fills it up quick too and keeps vram hogged even WHILE not even in the scene.
Is this just an "issue" with how OBS need to handle things or is there more that I could too or some optimizations in the future?
The only game that I sometimes have some issue with full vram is CP77 with pathtracing and I already have a 4070ti. I attach a log file so you can see how my scenes look.
so I am trying to optimize my obs scenes as much as I can and ram wise it's pretty good but on the VRAM side not so.
I have around 1.2GB vram usage while streaming. Replay Recording is enabled.
I saw that just having images loaded really fills up vram too so I slimmed them down or used video files where I could as they unload and load way better than images do and I don't have like an insane amount of Scenes, especially not in the gaming one. Even completely stopped using Blur filter as this one fills it up quick too and keeps vram hogged even WHILE not even in the scene.
Is this just an "issue" with how OBS need to handle things or is there more that I could too or some optimizations in the future?
The only game that I sometimes have some issue with full vram is CP77 with pathtracing and I already have a 4070ti. I attach a log file so you can see how my scenes look.