Question / Help Ryzen 5 1600/1070 - How can I assure I keep my 144FPS

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PetePlays_TV

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Hey so I was streaming today, and I was playing overwatch and I was not constantly getting my 144FPS I need for my 144HZ monitor to be as smooth as it usually is, I was streaming with NVENC on 3500 Bitrate at a 720p60fps stream (downscaled from 1920x1080)

I usually hit my 144FPS cap in overwatch very easily when not streaming, I play on low settings with either 75%-100% render scale.


My internet speed 70 DOWN 6 Upload

My CPU usage was at like 2% the entire time every time I looked at OBS.

Playing PUBG was fine and all it was just my CPU usage was very low in all of this probably because I was with NVENC, would switching to x264 help me maintain my 144FPS in overwatch? It's very discouraging to have screen tearing on a game that I am also very capable of running.


My R5 1600 is overclocked to 3.8 GHz with 8GB DDR4 2800MHz Memory and I have an ASUS GTX 1070 STRIX OC

Anybody got anything?



https://www.twitch.tv/videos/168472950 here is the VOD of the stream

Here's a log file I just used the last log file which im assuming is from my latest stream:

https://gist.github.com/1804d1e68a7a82c468fde37995d5ea3a


Thank ya
 
Sapiens

Sapiens

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This is a GPU load question. PUBG probably isn't going to hold 144 FPS regardless, but as with Overwatch your options are to turn down the details and/or run at a lower resolution/scale so something your 1070 can handle without maxing out.
 
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PetePlays_TV

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Sapiens said:
This is a GPU load question. PUBG probably isn't going to hold 144 FPS regardless, but as with Overwatch your options are to turn down the details and/or run at a lower resolution/scale so something your 1070 can handle without maxing out.
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I'm asking, would I get better performance by streaming at X264?
 
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