Question / Help Trying to record 1080p 60fps but the video is choppy

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TannerMoore

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Hi, I am currently trying to record videos at 1080p 60FPS but every time my video is choppy.

My computer specs are

I look at other forum posts and videos but nothing seems to be helping me. This is a brand new computer I purchased two days ago. If I record with the capture DVR Xbox tool then it records fine at 1080p but I can't get OBS to work. Any suggestions are welcomed.
 

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wallrik

wallrik

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TannerMoore said:
So I would need to get an adapter from a DVI to a VGA? Just making sure before I go and purchase.
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You can only convert to VGA if it's a DVI-I connector, not DVI-D... And I guess your card only has DVI-D, in which case you need a different type of adapter. But you should check first.

But are you sure your monitor does not have a digital input? DVI/DP/HDMI are all much better options.
 
wallrik

wallrik

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Are you sure the card does not have HDMI? All pictures I've seen of GTX 1060 has HDMI.

What brand is yours? Do you know?

If it doesn't have native HDMI, a DVI-HDMI adapter is much better than going for VGA.
 
Rektroth

Rektroth

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TannerMoore said:
I do have an HDMI input but but the only way for me to connect to the NVIDIA GPU is through s DVI adapter
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Every single brand of the GTX 1060 I see online has either 1 or 2 HDMI ports.

1) Are you CERTAIN it's a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060?
2) If so, what brand is it? (ASUS, PNY, MSI, etc.)
 
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alpinlol

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Rektroth said:
Every single brand of the GTX 1060 I see online has either 1 or 2 HDMI ports.

1) Are you CERTAIN it's a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060?
2) If so, what brand is it? (ASUS, PNY, MSI, etc.)
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02:54:16.551: CPU Name: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-7700 CPU @ 3.60GHz
02:54:16.551: CPU Speed: 3600MHz
02:54:16.551: Physical Cores: 4, Logical Cores: 8
02:54:16.551: Physical Memory: 16244MB Total, 14418MB Free
02:54:16.561: Adapter 1: Intel(R) HD Graphics 630
02:54:16.561: Dedicated VRAM: 134217728
02:54:16.561: Shared VRAM: 4221575168
02:54:16.561: output 1: pos={0, 0}, size={1920, 1080}, attached=true
02:54:16.561: Adapter 2: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 3GB

Yes he has an GTX 1060 3G indeed. But the same goes for the 3G Version they all have 1 DVI usually 2 HDMI and 2 DP if depending on your Monitor I would recommend going for DP or DVI I doubt a 1080p Monitor doesnt have an DVI input
 
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