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[AeonaxHD]

My stream is currently stuttering and getting fps lag for some reason.My internet speed is enough and my ram is enough and my gpu is definitely enough to stream fine. But I am concerned about my processor and think that it might be the issue to my lag.

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CPU Intel Core i7-5820k 3.30GHz
GPU GTX Titan X
Ram 32 Gig

Current obs settings are really low. Encoding Bitrate is only 2200 and I have it down scaled to 720p. I personally don't want to stream any lower then that. I want to have a decent quality stream but I don't mind if it is not 1080p 60fps, I just want a stable stream with no stuttering That is enjoyable to watch. If you need any other information feel free to ask.

 

[Boildown]

Post an OBS log file from a five minute or longer stream of high action content.

 

[AeonaxHD]

Post an OBS log file from a five minute or longer stream of high action content.

This is my latest log file I made it five minutes as you said.

 

[Boildown]

13:39:35: Scene buffering time set to 400
13:39:35: ------------------------------------------
13:39:35: Video Encoding: x264
13:39:35: fps: 60
13:39:35: width: 1280, height: 720
13:39:35: preset: veryfast
13:39:35: profile: main
13:39:35: keyint: 120
13:39:35: CBR: yes
13:39:35: CFR: no
13:39:35: max bitrate: 2200
13:39:35: buffer size: 2200
13:39:35: ------------------------------------------
13:39:35: SharedTexCapture hooked
13:39:36: Using RTMP service: Twitch
13:39:36: Server selection: rtmp://live-dfw.twitch.tv/app
13:39:36: Interface: Broadcom 802.11ac Network Adapter (802.11, 1300 mbps)
13:39:37: Completed handshake with rtmp://live-dfw.twitch.tv/app in 156 ms.
13:39:37: SO_SNDBUF was at 65536
13:39:38: GraphicsCaptureSource::NewCapture: eliminating old capture
13:39:38: SharedTexCapture hooked
13:44:44: FlushBufferedVideo: Flushing 22 packets over 350 ms
13:44:44: Total frames encoded: 18522, total frames duplicated: 98 (0.53%)
13:44:44: Total frames rendered: 18455, number of late frames: 9 (0.05%) (it's okay for some frames to be late)

Your total frames duplicated is only 0.5%, which is fine. Although considering you have a hexa-core, I expected it to be lower. You should change the Scene Buffering Time to 700 instead of 400.

You're not experiencing stuttering in-game, just on your stream? If so then I think the problem is that you're uploading streaming video over wireless. Use a wired connection instead.

You might also try changing the Process Priority Class of OBS to be higher than default (Settings > Advanced), as I really expected the duplicated frames to be lower than that on a hexa-core when you're only running on Very Fast preset.

Finally, make sure your video drivers are up to the latest. Overwatch is new and popular so Nvidia is tweaking their drivers just for Overwatch in every minor release.

 

[AeonaxHD]

Your total frames duplicated is only 0.5%, which is fine. Although considering you have a hexa-core, I expected it to be lower. You should change the Scene Buffering Time to 700 instead of 400.

You're not experiencing stuttering in-game, just on your stream? If so then I think the problem is that you're uploading streaming video over wireless. Use a wired connection instead.

You might also try changing the Process Priority Class of OBS to be higher than default (Settings > Advanced), as I really expected the duplicated frames to be lower than that on a hexa-core when you're only running on Very Fast preset.

Finally, make sure your video drivers are up to the latest. Overwatch is new and popular so Nvidia is tweaking their drivers just for Overwatch in every minor release.

Cool thank you so much. I am streaming wireless so that might be the issue Im going to trouble shoot what you said Thank you :)