yomaltes
New Member
HI,
I hope we can fix this. Let me explain you my issues. Monitor Gsync 165hz and mostly all my games run over 100frames except tom raider or few games but always more than 60frames. I fancy different situations for each game. I always have Gsync active in full and windows mode and I get problems when I triy to stream in OBS. Nvidia shadowplay does not have this problem. My settings for streaming are 1080f/60f 9000bitrate,Downscale: Lanczos 32 samples. However I tried lower configurations and the problem persist.
Let me tell you that when I capture the window and play Batman and Overwatch in bordeless mode, the games run at 17fps or less. Then I press alt + enter to get in full screen mode in the game. Then the game runs perfect but OBS does not show the game because I am in windows mode. So I press again alt + enter to go back to windows mode and now everything goes just perfect the game and obs with gsync, it is like a dream come true :)
Well this works with this 2 games and few others. But I have to use different configuratios for each games. Other games does not work at all in windows mode and I had to capture the game in OBS and play in full screen, so and I get 2 different situations.
1. The game goes slow and OBS goes perfect, ot the otherway around.
2. The game goes perfect and OBS and my stream in youtube is very laggy.
I know that it is something with Gsync, the capture mode in OBS, the screen mode in Game affects too plus the high fps performance with the GTX1080.
But as I said each game performance different and it is a hard to now why exactly this is happening and how to fix it. To turn off the g¡Gsync does not seem the solution for me, or neither way to cap the frames in game to 60fps.
I really appreciate any help on this. Or at least to know exactly the procedure to make it work because for sure it is a stupid thing..
I will keep doing more and more test and keep you updates. my twiter is @yomaltes.
Forum OBS:
https://forums.geforce.com/default/...aming-problems-with-gsync-drop-frames-in-obs/
Regards
I hope we can fix this. Let me explain you my issues. Monitor Gsync 165hz and mostly all my games run over 100frames except tom raider or few games but always more than 60frames. I fancy different situations for each game. I always have Gsync active in full and windows mode and I get problems when I triy to stream in OBS. Nvidia shadowplay does not have this problem. My settings for streaming are 1080f/60f 9000bitrate,Downscale: Lanczos 32 samples. However I tried lower configurations and the problem persist.
Let me tell you that when I capture the window and play Batman and Overwatch in bordeless mode, the games run at 17fps or less. Then I press alt + enter to get in full screen mode in the game. Then the game runs perfect but OBS does not show the game because I am in windows mode. So I press again alt + enter to go back to windows mode and now everything goes just perfect the game and obs with gsync, it is like a dream come true :)
Well this works with this 2 games and few others. But I have to use different configuratios for each games. Other games does not work at all in windows mode and I had to capture the game in OBS and play in full screen, so and I get 2 different situations.
1. The game goes slow and OBS goes perfect, ot the otherway around.
2. The game goes perfect and OBS and my stream in youtube is very laggy.
I know that it is something with Gsync, the capture mode in OBS, the screen mode in Game affects too plus the high fps performance with the GTX1080.
But as I said each game performance different and it is a hard to now why exactly this is happening and how to fix it. To turn off the g¡Gsync does not seem the solution for me, or neither way to cap the frames in game to 60fps.
I really appreciate any help on this. Or at least to know exactly the procedure to make it work because for sure it is a stupid thing..
I will keep doing more and more test and keep you updates. my twiter is @yomaltes.
Forum OBS:
https://forums.geforce.com/default/...aming-problems-with-gsync-drop-frames-in-obs/
Regards
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