I wanted to record Star Wars Battlefront 2 as always with OBS but then noticed that it lied… Have looked at thousands of videos but nothing helped… Was synonymous in the forum unterwechs I've found there but only the basic settings which helped nothing… Today I thought I think with my second recording program GeForce Experience I think also known as Shadowplay record and there was Star Wars Battlefront 2 completely liquid even with the best settings… Then I tried once the settings of GeForce Experience on OBS to transfer but it has trozdem nothing helped… Such a similar problem I have synonymous with Minecraft but there it does not jerky but is pixelated because I then tried the bitrate down and put up but it had not helped… It can't be that my PC is too bad Record Star Wars Battlefront 2 because it works with GeForce Experience… Do you have tips?
Here is my PC again: https://www.otto.de/...=549852321
I ask for answers.
The difference is in the encoder. ShadowPlay uses the NVENC, which is a small part on the graphics chip of your 1060, which is just there to encode videos. This will not give you any performance loss.
OBS uses x264 as standard, this is software and your processor has to calculate it all. Your i5 just does not have enough power for that. Consequently, the FPS break.
Remedy: You can change the encoder to NVENC in OBS in the extended mode. Then you also have no performance loss with OBS.
I had the same problem. Shadowplay has too many problems for me and the sound quality is not that great.
Try the settings and customize it to your needs. This is mainly for streaming. But I also accept with OBS and with the settings I had no more problems.
For Shadowplay I recommend you this video so that your micro quality is better:
If you have any questions just comment.
Have the problem already been clarified to Windows because of the "gaming mode" Stupid Windows.
Achso my problem has not been clarified laggt still and I already use the whole time Grafikkate so NVENC but it is not trozdem…
The type has Streamlabs OBS can I use that synonymous for the normal OBS?
And what do you have for a PC?
Yes, you can't make a difference.
