Question / Help Problems with Spikes in game and some games not stream able

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SWEDISHBREW

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Problems with Spikes in game and some games not stream-able.

still these are my specs
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Drivers:

DVD ASUS DRW-24F1ST a
CD ASUS DRW-24F1ST a
Size
1.8 TB
Free Memory
1.3 TB

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Operating System

Microsoft Windows 10 (build 10586), 64-bit
Service Pack 0
Size 64-bit Edition

Version
10.0.10586
Locale
081D

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Video Card

Video Card: AMD Radeon (TM) R9 390 Series
Manufacturer: ATI
Chipset: AMD Radeon (TM) R9 390 Series
Dedicated Memory: 8.0 GB
Total Memory: 8192 MB
Pixel Shader: Version 5.1
Vertex Shader: Version 5.1
Hardware T & L: Yes
Device: 67B1
Driver Version: 16.200.1010.1002

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Memory
RAM: 16 GB

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Processor

Processor: AMD FX-8370 Eight-Core Processor
Manufacturer AMD
Speed 4.0 GHz
Number of Cores 8
CPU ID 178BFBFF00600F20
Family 15
Model 02
Stepping 0

Cant Figure Out Whats Wrong.
I can give you more information if needed. thou is shouldnt lag on league of legends 720p 40 fps.
Its strange.
 

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SWEDISHBREW

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Boildown said:
Post an OBS log file from a five minute or longer stream of high action content.
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How do i do that ? =O

Also its not the stream that lags. no fps dropped but i get a spike in-game.
only when i stream so i think about getting a capturing card just to stream with that one and use the other card for the gaming experince only.

Twitch.tv/SwedishBrew
 
Boildown

Boildown

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OBS statistics look good. The problem is felt in-game? OBS is running fine, but maybe its hogging the CPU and not letting your game run well enough.

There was a few times that it said "unstable connection"... not too frequent though. This happens if you're stream at too high of a bitrate or your ISP is flaky, or if the Twitch server itself is flaky. But I don't think that's the issue.

Try going to Settings > Advanced > General, and set the Process Priority Class down one notch from where it is.
 
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SWEDISHBREW

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Boildown said:
OBS statistics look good. The problem is felt in-game? OBS is running fine, but maybe its hogging the CPU and not letting your game run well enough.

There was a few times that it said "unstable connection"... not too frequent though. This happens if you're stream at too high of a bitrate or your ISP is flaky, or if the Twitch server itself is flaky. But I don't think that's the issue.

Try going to Settings > Advanced > General, and set the Process Priority Class down one notch from where it is.
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Yes i will try that. :D
it shouldnt be a problem for the radeon 390x 8GB card to run the stream and game at the same moment thou :O
Well ill try to put the graphics on low to see how it works. or else ill just buy a streaming computer later on to get better results. i have a radeon 290x R9 4gb laying around so i might aswell put that in some crappy comp with 3.5ghz processor and stream from that one :D

Thx and i will update you with the information on how it goes for me.
 
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SWEDISHBREW

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Seems to be working now. Processor is on normal and video is on faster :D
Think ill try to lower the video one more time just to see if it works and that i get better quality
 
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SWEDISHBREW

New Member
Boildown said:
OBS statistics look good. The problem is felt in-game? OBS is running fine, but maybe its hogging the CPU and not letting your game run well enough.

There was a few times that it said "unstable connection"... not too frequent though. This happens if you're stream at too high of a bitrate or your ISP is flaky, or if the Twitch server itself is flaky. But I don't think that's the issue.

Try going to Settings > Advanced > General, and set the Process Priority Class down one notch from where it is.
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Lowered the processor and it works fine for like one League of legends game. after that the drop comes back. and its not cause my computer gets hot either :S

Wounder wht it is.

My motherboard haz a 2.0 Pcie port but the graphic card is for 3.0 pcie so maybe that is one of the issues i have
 
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