Recorded video stuttering

[sandrix]

You may have changed something in the NVIDIA control panel, so you can try completely reinstalling the drivers for the video card. I myself am still using the 566.36 drivers, as they are the most stable of the latest.

Complete removal of the driver is carried out using Display Driver Uninstaller.

 

[sandrix]

You can manually create a refresh rate of 60 or 120 in the NVIDIA control panel. Tell me at what minute exactly the video in the file you sent lags, because for me everything works smoothly.

 

[sandrix]

Yes, try running the video through another player, there are reasons for this, for example PotPlayer or VLC

 

[Baqer]

You may have changed something in the NVIDIA control panel, so you can try completely reinstalling the drivers for the video card. I myself am still using the 566.36 drivers, as they are the most stable of the latest.

Complete removal of the driver is carried out using Display Driver Uninstaller.

I am using NVIDIA Studio Driver 576.52 and uninstalled 2 days ago and installed GeForce Game Ready Driver 576.52, but same thing no 60hz.

 

[Baqer]

You can manually create a refresh rate of 60 or 120 in the NVIDIA control panel. Tell me at what minute exactly the video in the file you sent lags, because for me everything works smoothly.

I recorded this video: https://youtu.be/VgE1gfTpTD0

 

[sandrix]

Now it's clear. Again, I recommend that you still remove the drivers using DDU and install 566.36 for now.

Next, try specifying these settings for recording:

Set the power mode in Windows to high performance and in the NVIDIA control panel also set high performance. In the graphics settings also for OBS set high performance.

 

[sandrix]

When you install video drivers, do not install NVIDIA App, also when recording, disable all unnecessary background processes, especially overlays.

 

[Baqer]

Now it's clear. Again, I recommend that you still remove the drivers using DDU and install 566.36 for now.

Next, try specifying these settings for recording:
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Set the power mode in Windows to high performance and in the NVIDIA control panel also set high performance. In the graphics settings also for OBS set high performance.

I want to stay on CQP 18, P7, Full Resolution.

 

[sandrix]

You will not get any improvement in terms of quality, only an increase in the load on the GPU. The encoder does not care what settings you use, only the quantization parameter QP matters. The encoder will allocate as much bitrate to match the desired quality, which corresponds to the digital value of QP.

 

[Baqer]

Now it's clear. Again, I recommend that you still remove the drivers using DDU and install 566.36 for now.

Next, try specifying these settings for recording:
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Set the power mode in Windows to high performance and in the NVIDIA control panel also set high performance. In the graphics settings also for OBS set high performance.

I installed 566.36 but still no 60hz.

 

[sandrix]

It won't be. You need to click here Customize, where you can create a resolution with the desired refresh rate (60 and 120).

 

[Baqer]

It won't be. You need to click here Customize, where you can create a resolution with the desired refresh rate (60 and 120).

I tried adding 60hz but it doesn't add the display resolution to the PC section. It adds it to the Ultra HD, HD, SD section.

 

[sandrix]

You just need to add a resolution of 1920x1080 60Hz and another 1920x1080 120Hz.

This is so that if the steps I suggested earlier do not work, you can switch to a monitor refresh rate of 60Hz and try this solution.
Also in games in full-screen mode, you can choose the frequency of 60 or 120 hz directly in the game settings.

 

[Erick Smith]

BufferDesc.RefreshRate.Numerator: 179999
22:19:59.425: BufferDesc.RefreshRate.Denominator: 1000

What kind of nonsense are you talking about Resizable BAR, DLSS, frame generation when the user has a GTX 1650 SUPER?!

Nothing is nonsense. He's asking for help. He does not see 60 fps, you see...you have to investigate everything. Per his DirectX log, those are his Ultra HD refresh rates, so he does not need to wipe his driver. Just scroll to the bottom of the NVIDIA Control Panel > Display > Change Resolution. Scroll down to the PC section, and select 1920x1080, 60hz and try again.

 

[sandrix]

"If you remove the Game Bar, disable HAGS, and disable Resize BAR, then you lose DLSS Frame Generation, Reflex, it's ability to apply HAGS and DLSS to your game, assign multiplane overlays...everything that is DLSS and AMD's FSR. Is it worth having HAGS enabled? YES. DEFINITELY. FOR DLSS AND FSR."

Resizable BAR is available on RTX 3000+ series graphics cards. DLSS, frame generation are available on RTX. There are no tensor cores on GTX.

 

[Baqer]

You just need to add a resolution of 1920x1080 60Hz and another 1920x1080 120Hz.

This is so that if the steps I suggested earlier do not work, you can switch to a monitor refresh rate of 60Hz and try this solution.
Also in games in full-screen mode, you can choose the frequency of 60 or 120 hz directly in the game settings.

I have now been able to set the screen to 120hz, should I lock the game frames at 60 frames or not?

 

[sandrix]

Not necessarily. Try making records with the settings and fixes suggested earlier, only then change the monitor refresh rate if nothing worked. This is just one of the potential solutions.