Chesygemingxd
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This is absolutely driving me insane!!! just a couple months ago I got new parts for my system and I was really excited since I thought I would finally be able to stream without having any frame drops and stutters while playing and the stream or recording itself wouldn't be choppy either (I used to have a radeon r9 270x and a fx 6300 with 8 gigs of ddr3 ram which i eventually upgraded to 16 it was pretty much a budget build) but I was wrong. More than a year ago I upgraded to an Asus Geforce GTX 1060 6gb OC my new parts I got a couple months ago are the i5 7600k and I now have 8 gigs of ddr4 ram since my new motherboard I got aswell only supported ddr4 plus the CPU aswell. I started my first stream (playing PUBG) after making sure all of my settings were good, the game would stutter a bit (last time when I tried streaming with my old parts it did the same thing but this time with the new parts it wasnt as bad) until I took a look at the stream on twitch and it was just awful. My friend who I helped pick parts for his system also streams but it never stutters for him (he has a Asus ROG GeForce GTX 1070 strix and a ryzen 5 1600X with 8 gigs of DDR4 ram) and the stream looks Flawless and another friend of mine has the exact same GPU I have and has no problem with streaming which makes absolutely no sense(I will edit once he tells me what CPU he has). back to the story though, It lagged all over the place pretty much freezing in different places in the stream so after trying to fix it it still didn't work so I just gave up until a couple weeks ago. Not long after trying to stream PUBG I stopped playing it and now of course Im playing Fortnite and this time when I stream it never freezes but here's where the stuttering problem comes in again. When I just have OBS open when its not recording or streaming my game stutters and in some parts of the map it stutters BAD even in pre-game. When I start recording or streaming its the same thing. Ive turned my settings down, turned the 3d resolution down, turned the resolution of the game down, turned the preview screen on obs off, turned the bitrate down in OBS, Messed with the CPU Usage setting in OBS, Used the NVENC encoder and they all don't work. The ONLY thing that worked was turning on Vsync in Fortnite and yes it did help but there is no way im playing a Battle Royal with Vsync on because of the mouse delay. My monitor is 60hz and my game is capped at 60fps all the time but I dont think that would be an issue. I swear Ive been cursed but if anyone were to help me you'll be considered as a god to me
