RareAMV
New Member
Well, I just posted a thread, and here is another one, and you might be thinking, this dude is so lazy, and yes, I am a bit, but I really did some research before, and couldnt find any real answer to my question. This might be a bit unusual question, but still looks like something that everyone would ask, so please hear me out:
I have a dual pc stream setup, I am using a laptop to game on, and a desktop to do the heavy encoding, thanks to MrGeekz I can now stream without having problems with that. But I have an entirely different problem now(well problem, lets say I find it quit annoying). I would like to stream from my laptop to my pc without getting a huge fps drop. I do not really think its possible, but I would like to get the same amount of fps drop that i would get with Dxtory. If I use x264 with 720p60 on very fast preset, it still gives me a frame drop around 30- 40 fps in tf2(orange x3 with 16 people). I could go for 30 but i doesn't feel as smooth as 60. Before people are going to say that i need a better cpu I will list the most important hardware down below:
i7 4710HQ - 2.5ghz - it should be fast enough to play tf2 on orange with 60+ fps and streaming, even with x264 right?
gtx 850m 2 gb gddr5 - without recording between 70-90 fps in orange x3
I have ofcourse also tried using nvenc, it gives me a slightly better performance, but still gives me a drop of 15-20 fps on the same map with the same amount of people.
Now I have to say that there is a bandwith limit, I am not using a capture card but a lan connection of 100mbit (switch). But 100 000 kpbs should be enough to get a reasonable good quality stream to my desktop with minimal impact on my fps.
I also can't use the quicksync feature of intel, since then i would have to run obs on my hd4600, and i wouldn't be able to use gamecapture :(.
Thanks for all the reaction and help that i could get!
I have a dual pc stream setup, I am using a laptop to game on, and a desktop to do the heavy encoding, thanks to MrGeekz I can now stream without having problems with that. But I have an entirely different problem now(well problem, lets say I find it quit annoying). I would like to stream from my laptop to my pc without getting a huge fps drop. I do not really think its possible, but I would like to get the same amount of fps drop that i would get with Dxtory. If I use x264 with 720p60 on very fast preset, it still gives me a frame drop around 30- 40 fps in tf2(orange x3 with 16 people). I could go for 30 but i doesn't feel as smooth as 60. Before people are going to say that i need a better cpu I will list the most important hardware down below:
i7 4710HQ - 2.5ghz - it should be fast enough to play tf2 on orange with 60+ fps and streaming, even with x264 right?
gtx 850m 2 gb gddr5 - without recording between 70-90 fps in orange x3
I have ofcourse also tried using nvenc, it gives me a slightly better performance, but still gives me a drop of 15-20 fps on the same map with the same amount of people.
Now I have to say that there is a bandwith limit, I am not using a capture card but a lan connection of 100mbit (switch). But 100 000 kpbs should be enough to get a reasonable good quality stream to my desktop with minimal impact on my fps.
I also can't use the quicksync feature of intel, since then i would have to run obs on my hd4600, and i wouldn't be able to use gamecapture :(.
Thanks for all the reaction and help that i could get!
