This is completely normal and everyone lives with it).
The more dynamic and high graphics in the game, the worse the quality will be and vice versa.
All you can do for twitch is to reduce the output resolution to 936p, 900p, 864p. The lower is better quality.
Lowering the frame rate will also improve quality, but it's best not to sacrifice smoothness. This is true only for some genres of games.
For YouTube, on the contrary, you need to use 2K resolution, so that YouTube compresses your stream with the VP9 codec, the quality will be much better. For YouTube, you need to use much higher bitrate values.
I have already explained this many times, so just check out the previous answers to understand how things work.
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Also make sure that your stream is sent stably, no network drops, no encoder overload. Enable high performance modes in Windows, Nvidia control panel, give OBS admin rights.