Question / Help Windows 10 OBS MP high cpu usage.

[ruhtragnorts]

https://gist.github.com/6157856d28399b23625925d18ec0cdf2

I used to be able to stream at 45 FPS while running under Windows 8.1 but now that i've upgraded to Windows 10 OBS MP is utilizing more of my cpu then it did under Windows 8.1 and that's enough to drop my FPS and i am trying to stream at 30 FPS and still dropping FPS in my stream. I hope my log will help solve this issue. I noticed many others are having this problem that have processors like mine that do not have alot of headroom and just little increase in cpu usage can really break the stream.

P.S it's almost impossible now as well to rely on CLR browser source, they go very slow or do not even show up at all like alerts. they will at the beginning of the stream but if a follow does something that would trigger an event, it will not trigger only when i double click the CLR browser source and hit ok it will show up for a split second and donation ticker goes extremely slow compared to how smooth it was running under win8.1

 

[OG See OH Zee]

07:38:16.164: Output 'adv_stream': Number of lagged frames due to rendering lag/stalls: 2496 (2.7%)

This is a result of maxing out your GPU on Windows 10. I know this is small amount of it but if you want an optimal stream, you need to cap your FPS in-game or enable Vsync w/refresh rate @ 60Hz if the other is not an option. While I'm at it...

07:38:20.576: Number of memory leaks: 162

Holy memory leak city Batman!

 

[ruhtragnorts]

07:38:16.164: Output 'adv_stream': Number of lagged frames due to rendering lag/stalls: 2496 (2.7%)

This is a result of maxing out your GPU on Windows 10. I know this is small amount of it but if you want an optimal stream, you need to cap your FPS in-game or enable Vsync w/refresh rate @ 60Hz if the other is not an option. While I'm at it...

07:38:20.576: Number of memory leaks: 162

Holy memory leak city Batman!

Thank you for your swift reply, how would I go on about ensuring these memory leaks are stopped? Please disregard this message now sir. I just disabled a setting in Windows 10 that is apparently the culprit for said memory leaks. I turned on Frame Targeting inside of AMD Radeon Crimson Control as well now so I will get back to you with a new log and see if the problem still persists!

 

[OG See OH Zee]

I don't know much about what can trigger memory leaks to be honest.

 

[ruhtragnorts]

I don't know much about what can trigger memory leaks to be honest.

Please disregard this message now sir. I just disabled a setting in Windows 10 that is apparently the culprit for said memory leaks. I turned on Frame Targeting inside of AMD Radeon Crimson Control as well now so I will get back to you with a new log and see if the problem still persists!