Question / Help streaming with gtx 960
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shadowplay uses NVENC, which OBS can use as well, but dont have them both running at the same time even if its running in the taskbar by the clock.
Second, if you use the default for OBS, which is x264, that is basically software mode which is 90% CPU reliant. if your CPU is weak (i3, low end i5, or FX6000 series CPU or less, then you'll have issues with 720@60. this is also the case if you are running a CPU intensive game like DayZ or even CS:GO.
post your logfile is the best you can do and we'll see what we can assist with:
https://gist.github.com/anonymous/b644f2b18a35ed1d4a81
and yes i have fx-4100 but when i use shadow play still i have 140 fps while streaming in 720p 60fps and 3000 bitrate
and yes i have fx-4100 but when i use shadow play still i have 140 fps while streaming in 720p 60fps and 3000 bitrate
Please post a logfile where you actually streamed. you just pressed the start button then stopped a few seconds later.
stream or record for 5 minutes then play the game as you normally would.
Also, what launch options do you use with CS:GO?
https://gist.github.com/anonymous/4d0f995aa07e1a90bc18
I don't really use launch options so i quess it's on default.
I don't really use launch options so i quess it's on default.
There are a few things you can do, like try a different preset. shadowplay probably uses the most efficient preset, which isn't always the best quality for streaming. try different NVENC presets until you find one that works for you.
You can also try disabling the OBS preview window. right click on the preview windows, press preview, uncheck "enable view"
Lastly, I have a very similar GPU as you do. maybe 2x MSAA in CS:GO would be better just to ensure your fps stays up.