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| Processor | Ryzen 5700x |
|---|---|
| Motherboard | MSI B350 Gaming Pro Carbon |
| Cooling | be quiet dark rock pro 3 |
| Memory | GSKill Aegis 32GB (4x8GB) DDR4 3200MHz CL16 |
| Video Card(s) | PowerColor Radeon RX 7800 XT Hellhound 16GB GDDR6 256-bit |
| Storage | Seagate Barracuda SATA-II 1TB , HyperX Savage 240GB SATA 3 |
| Display(s) | Benq EX2780Q |
| Case | Be Quiet! Dark Base Pro 900 |
| Audio Device(s) | Sound BlasterX G6 |
| Power Supply | Seasonic prime TX-650 |
| Mouse | Marvo Scorpion G981 |
| Keyboard | Razer Blackwidow Elite - Yellow Switch |
| Software | Windows 10 Pro |
My horrible experience with OBS for the past last year, and I come here asking for help after the OBS forums after reading through their many articles and posting my own did not help.
Basically ever since a year ago a purchased my new computer been recording video games, with a few different software's most AMD Relive which works flawless.
Not OBS tho, watching tutorials and going through many troubleshooting I kinda found 2 conclusions:
A) There is no evidence that hardware is the fault. Many people online use my cpu (ever much lower cpu's) and same graphics card etc...they all use OBS just fine.
B) It must be a software issue. Some Windows 10 update, drivers etc...God only knows, cuz I don't
My videos while recording with OBS have huge frame drops and massive freezes. It does not matter how low I go with the OBS settings, or high (a combination of both) same result...with only slight variations here and there.
I get this message in OBS (not always) Encoding Overloaded. The message isn't always displayed, but the re coring is constant - horrible.
Googling it will find plenty of advise, mostly cuz of low end hardware...so turning down some settings will get the job done. Not my case. Even tho my PC is nothing great, again people with lower end computers have no issues including the Ryzen family. I did turn things down, but nothing helps.
All the games that I tested, of course at different graphical settings, have same syndrome.
A combination of very very low game settings, and low recording settings will result in a almost normal recording(something at 30fps that looks horrible).
The reason why I want OBS, it's because in theory it's an amazing software. Very important for me is sound, and I can have multiple audio tracks, that I can edit afterwards separate, not to mention the audio plugins, making my mediocre microphone sound professional.
I have proof on my channel that AMD ReLive works super great and my recordings are 60fps 1080 ultra no lag. Around same quality is if I use Windows 10 integrated gaming recording software.
However, OBS fails miserably.
Following this guys advise, and not just...cuz I have been studying this for quite some time, I set the game priority to low and the OBS to very high.
Nothing works. Downscale filter, makes no difference even if I go for Bilinear. I have tried AMD Advanced Media Framework on H264 & 265. x264 is the same...and from here the combination of settings are multiple, all wilt fail result.
I know some of you here use OBS, maybe not with Ryzen cpu's, i would love to hear your thoughts on this.
Basically ever since a year ago a purchased my new computer been recording video games, with a few different software's most AMD Relive which works flawless.
Not OBS tho, watching tutorials and going through many troubleshooting I kinda found 2 conclusions:
A) There is no evidence that hardware is the fault. Many people online use my cpu (ever much lower cpu's) and same graphics card etc...they all use OBS just fine.
B) It must be a software issue. Some Windows 10 update, drivers etc...God only knows, cuz I don't
My videos while recording with OBS have huge frame drops and massive freezes. It does not matter how low I go with the OBS settings, or high (a combination of both) same result...with only slight variations here and there.
I get this message in OBS (not always) Encoding Overloaded. The message isn't always displayed, but the re coring is constant - horrible.
Googling it will find plenty of advise, mostly cuz of low end hardware...so turning down some settings will get the job done. Not my case. Even tho my PC is nothing great, again people with lower end computers have no issues including the Ryzen family. I did turn things down, but nothing helps.
All the games that I tested, of course at different graphical settings, have same syndrome.
A combination of very very low game settings, and low recording settings will result in a almost normal recording(something at 30fps that looks horrible).
The reason why I want OBS, it's because in theory it's an amazing software. Very important for me is sound, and I can have multiple audio tracks, that I can edit afterwards separate, not to mention the audio plugins, making my mediocre microphone sound professional.
I have proof on my channel that AMD ReLive works super great and my recordings are 60fps 1080 ultra no lag. Around same quality is if I use Windows 10 integrated gaming recording software.
However, OBS fails miserably.
Following this guys advise, and not just...cuz I have been studying this for quite some time, I set the game priority to low and the OBS to very high.
Nothing works. Downscale filter, makes no difference even if I go for Bilinear. I have tried AMD Advanced Media Framework on H264 & 265. x264 is the same...and from here the combination of settings are multiple, all wilt fail result.
I know some of you here use OBS, maybe not with Ryzen cpu's, i would love to hear your thoughts on this.
