Question / Help Rendering lag? Encoding overload?

[Makin]

Hi there,

I have serious problems with streaming with OBS lately. My PC specs are quite good (i7-6700K, GTX1080, 8gb DDR4 RAM), but I am using 2 monitors and I am wondering if that could create problems when OBS app is not "focused" I have massive drops of my screen/recording framerate even if OBS shows that it uses ~3% of CPU power.

I tried installing OBS on different HDD, different options, tried to play fullscreen game and in window, but still with no help. I attached logs from last try. What could I do?

 

[Harold]

Did you try turning off the nvidia in-game overlay?

 

[Makin]

Did you try turning off the nvidia in-game overlay?

Yes, I turned it off and tried to lower game settings, but still with no result :/

Current log in attachment.

 

[Harold]

Post a screenshot of the first tab of gpu-z please.

 

[Makin]

Post a screenshot of the first tab of gpu-z please.

Here you go:

 

[Harold]

It's probably to do with the secondary display you have connected being a different refresh rate from the primary then.

 

[Makin]

It's probably to do with the secondary display you have connected being a different refresh rate from the primary then.

where can I check it?

 

[BK-Morpheus]

If you don't know, where to check your monitor refreshrates, I suggest to unplug the secondary monitor and reboot the computer to test.

Here at Point 5 I already mentioned the known problems with different refreshrate monitors and GPU accelerated programs:
https://obsproject.com/forum/threads/common-mistakes-and-how-to-avoid-them.78116/

 

[Makin]

If you don't know, where to check your monitor refreshrates, I suggest to unplug the secondary monitor and reboot the computer to test.

Here at Point 5 I already mentioned the known problems with different refreshrate monitors and GPU accelerated programs:
https://obsproject.com/forum/threads/common-mistakes-and-how-to-avoid-them.78116/

After unplugging secondary monitor there was no change at all :(