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Computer Setup --
Processor -- Intel 4770K
GPU -- EVGA 780
OBS Setup --
QuickSync Settings --
Use CBR --Yes
Max Bitrate -- 3500
Use Custom Buffer Size -- No
Video -- Using Nvidia Geforce GTX 780 (although the Intel Graphics 4600 is available to be selected)
Use Multithreaded Optimizations -- Yes
Process Priority Class -- Above Normal
Scene Buffering Time -- 400
Disable Encoding while previewing -- No
Quick Sync Preset -- 4
Encoding Profile -- main
Keyframe Interval -- 2
Use CFR -- Yes
Custom Quick Sync Encoder Settings -- No
Everything else below is No and default
Quick Sync Encoder -- Not Checked
NVENC Settings
Use CBR --Yes
Max Bitrate -- 3500
Enable CBR Padding -- Yes
Use Custom Buffer Size -- No
Use Multithreaded Optimizations -- Yes
Process Priority Class -- Above Normal
Scene Buffering Time -- 400
Disable Encoding while previewing -- No
NVENC Preset -- HIgh Performance
Encoding Profile -- main
Keyframe Interval -- 2
Use CFR -- Yes
Custom Quick Sync Encoder Settings -- No
Everything else below is No and default
For QuickSync, I have enabled it from the Bios and went into the Screen Resolution in Windows to connect to the fake display and extend to it. Afterwards, I have rebooted my computer.
Testing environment -- Using the Payday 2 Main Menu Screen Running in Windowed Mode and using Borderless Gaming to make it full screen
Measurement -- EVGA OC Scanner X
Looking at the GPU workload --
Game Capture --
Not Streaming -- 54%
x264 -- 64%
QuickSync -- 64%
NVENC -- 67%
Window Capture
Not Streaming -- 54%
x264 -- 70%
QuickSync -- Jumps from 60-70%
NVENC -- 74%
The jumps in GPU workload is noticeable by ingame FPS.
I noticed that I can include a log file. How do I clear the existing log file to start a new session?
Thanks!
Processor -- Intel 4770K
GPU -- EVGA 780
OBS Setup --
QuickSync Settings --
Use CBR --Yes
Max Bitrate -- 3500
Use Custom Buffer Size -- No
Video -- Using Nvidia Geforce GTX 780 (although the Intel Graphics 4600 is available to be selected)
Use Multithreaded Optimizations -- Yes
Process Priority Class -- Above Normal
Scene Buffering Time -- 400
Disable Encoding while previewing -- No
Quick Sync Preset -- 4
Encoding Profile -- main
Keyframe Interval -- 2
Use CFR -- Yes
Custom Quick Sync Encoder Settings -- No
Everything else below is No and default
Quick Sync Encoder -- Not Checked
NVENC Settings
Use CBR --Yes
Max Bitrate -- 3500
Enable CBR Padding -- Yes
Use Custom Buffer Size -- No
Use Multithreaded Optimizations -- Yes
Process Priority Class -- Above Normal
Scene Buffering Time -- 400
Disable Encoding while previewing -- No
NVENC Preset -- HIgh Performance
Encoding Profile -- main
Keyframe Interval -- 2
Use CFR -- Yes
Custom Quick Sync Encoder Settings -- No
Everything else below is No and default
For QuickSync, I have enabled it from the Bios and went into the Screen Resolution in Windows to connect to the fake display and extend to it. Afterwards, I have rebooted my computer.
Testing environment -- Using the Payday 2 Main Menu Screen Running in Windowed Mode and using Borderless Gaming to make it full screen
Measurement -- EVGA OC Scanner X
Looking at the GPU workload --
Game Capture --
Not Streaming -- 54%
x264 -- 64%
QuickSync -- 64%
NVENC -- 67%
Window Capture
Not Streaming -- 54%
x264 -- 70%
QuickSync -- Jumps from 60-70%
NVENC -- 74%
The jumps in GPU workload is noticeable by ingame FPS.
I noticed that I can include a log file. How do I clear the existing log file to start a new session?
Thanks!