Ok real talk, buster is a PRIME example of taking criticism, and applying it in game seconds later, it's insane. I've seen this guy go from steel to where he is now in a matter of a few short months. Super fun guy, and is definitely what he says he is, looking to improve, no bull shit there.

solid open pick up

I did this in the past the first time this problem arose (the problem magically vanished for about a year, just came back) and it didn't change anything, it simply went from whatever i capped it to, and went down to ~50 again.

No luck.

I checked my temps just now, my cpu and gpu are both hovering around the average 50c, and there's no fluctuation in them really. Running a virus scan now with Malware Bytes hoping to pick something up.

Got a computer that should be running 300fps easily, but instead i'm running at 300fps for a few minutes, going to 50 for about 10 seconds, and then going back to 300. I'm already running on an fps config, but it doesn't really matter. No heating issues, no driver issues that i'm aware of. A few of my friends have had similar problems

This makes it particularly difficult to stream, considering I get 200 while streaming, but then the fps drop cuts me down to 20.

precure is literally aimed at 5 year olds
if you're gonna do idol anime at least go with im@s

Super chill guy, never seen him lose it. Knows when to play forward and back, solid DM. Definitely can pull his weight on a mid or even high open team.

same

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woops, duplicate pic, one sec.

edit :fixed

Nope, watercooler is keeping my cpu at a nice 54c, and card sticks to 50c aswhell. My OBS process spikes to 60% cpu usage whenever I get an fps drop, so its a full obs issue.

Woops, yeah, i'm dropping TO 20 fps. Even for streaming, i doubt seeing my OBS jumping from 17% cpu usage to 50% is normal.

Nope, full screen using game capture on tf2.

Turns out i was using the wrong bit-version of obs, 32 instead of 64, however this doesnt seem to effect me at all :/

Someone on the OBS forum's thread mentioned that I should try setting my max fps to 120, tried it, fps drops persisted.

I did some poking around at my processes, whenever i get an fps drop, my CPU usage spikes to 90%+, with obs taking up over 25% of it.

AMD-8350 not overclocked.

I didnt have this issue on my old card, 650ti, i havent tinkered with my stream setting whatsoever when i swapped them out.

logs from a short stream today

So I recently got a new gfx card, 760, to go alongside my 4ghz amd cpu. Now for some odd reason, i get insane fps drops, beyond anything that should even be imaginable.

Tf2 when i'm not streaming is anywhere around 300-400 fps
streaming I get 80-120, but I'm getting insane dips to 20fps, for what seems to be no reason.

I use OBS to stream to twitch.tv, I close everything I can to get maximum performance out of my tf2 and my stream, but the problem persists. I've tried reinstalling my card drivers and my OBS, with no luck.

Any ideas?

Edit : yeah, i meant i drop TO 20 fps.

Yeah, it's really abnoxious, but getting over it really is the only choice. It's even more obnoxious trying to learn how to make movies, since smoothing was an important part of it.

So reinstalling tf2, deleting pre-steampipe tf folder, and renaming the demo all dont work.

Literally the only thing I can think of at this point is that reinstalling all of steam would fix it, maybe it's not saving because it cant even find the directory?