inuxiuz
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[This post is written on mobile while travelling so if you need specific details, please do ask in the comments.]
*Title is already the tldr*
Specs:
Mobo: Asus Prime A68HM-K
CPU: A8-7600K
GPU: Aisurix RX560 XT 8GB
Other details that might help:
The default driver of the GPU makes windows think it is an RX460, and using this default driver enables the hardware encoding in OBS.
Main problem:
Updating the driver using the official driver updater from AMD (Using Adrenalin driver) makes the hardware encoding option disappear in OBS
What has been done/observed in order:
1. Reinstallation of OS (Windows).
- As mentioned earlier, when the default driver is automatically installed, it appears as RX460 in Device Manager/Task Manager. And at this part, hardware encoding is available in OBS
2. Update the driver using the official AMD software.
-After updating the driver, the GPU is properly detected as RX560 XT in device manager and task manager. But hardware encoding disappears in OBS
3.Rolling back drivers.
-Reverting to the older default driver makes hardware encoding appear again.
What to do next: try the PRO driver.
*Title is already the tldr*
Specs:
Mobo: Asus Prime A68HM-K
CPU: A8-7600K
GPU: Aisurix RX560 XT 8GB
Other details that might help:
The default driver of the GPU makes windows think it is an RX460, and using this default driver enables the hardware encoding in OBS.
Main problem:
Updating the driver using the official driver updater from AMD (Using Adrenalin driver) makes the hardware encoding option disappear in OBS
What has been done/observed in order:
1. Reinstallation of OS (Windows).
- As mentioned earlier, when the default driver is automatically installed, it appears as RX460 in Device Manager/Task Manager. And at this part, hardware encoding is available in OBS
2. Update the driver using the official AMD software.
-After updating the driver, the GPU is properly detected as RX560 XT in device manager and task manager. But hardware encoding disappears in OBS
3.Rolling back drivers.
-Reverting to the older default driver makes hardware encoding appear again.
What to do next: try the PRO driver.