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SteamID64	76561198059797692
SteamID3	[U:1:99531964]
SteamID32	STEAM_0:0:49765982
Country	Germany
Signed Up	June 8, 2014
Last Posted	August 29, 2021 at 1:09 PM
Posts	70 (0 per day)

Account Details

SteamID64

76561198059797692

SteamID3

[U:1:99531964]

SteamID32

STEAM_0:0:49765982

Country

Germany

Signed Up

June 8, 2014

Last Posted

August 29, 2021 at 1:09 PM

Posts

70 (0 per day)

Game Settings
In-game Sensitivity	2
Windows Sensitivity	6
Raw Input	1
DPI	1600
Resolution	1080p
Refresh Rate	144Hz

Game Settings

In-game Sensitivity

Windows Sensitivity

Raw Input

DPI

1600

Resolution

1080p

Refresh Rate

144Hz

Hardware Peripherals
Mouse	Deathadder
Keyboard	Black Widow
Mousepad	razer something
Headphones	AKG K240
Monitor	benq something

Hardware Peripherals

Mouse

Deathadder

Keyboard

Black Widow

Mousepad

razer something

Headphones

AKG K240

Monitor

benq something

#14 Bad streaming performance with i7 4790k in Hardware

I get around 11400 in passmark on cpu, I dont have a spare harddrive so reinstalling would be my last option.
But i guess ill have to do it if nothing else helps.

posted about 7 years ago

#12 Bad streaming performance with i7 4790k in Hardware

Yeah and 2 monitors if that matters:

posted about 7 years ago

#10 Bad streaming performance with i7 4790k in Hardware

Game capture.
Even with an empty scene i get the performance hit though.

posted about 7 years ago

#8 Bad streaming performance with i7 4790k in Hardware

OBS Studio 17.0.2 64bit
bitrate 3000k
nvenc encoder
720p downscaled bilinear
60 fps
priority above normal

Rest is all stock settings.

Ive also tried obs classic and its the same exact thing, when i enable preview or record my fps halfes and my mouse movement feels unresponsive: My friend also tried the same thing and he doesnt get a performance hit from just having the preview on.

posted about 7 years ago

#4 Bad streaming performance with i7 4790k in Hardware

I use nvenc already, having obs open without it recording or streaming shouldnt affect my performance though.
If i dont have obs open performance is really good (about 30-40% increase in fps).

Im running it at 4.6Ghz now with max temps of 72°C and like i said already, it performs really well. Just obs seems to mess up my performance.

posted about 7 years ago

#1 Bad streaming performance with i7 4790k in Hardware

So i recently upgraded my i5 4670k to and i7 4790k to get better streaming performance.

The i5 did really well but i noticed my pc really slowed down when i had mutiple chrome tabs open aswell as other programs needed for streaming, it pretty much ran at 100% load.
Also i couldnt stream any newer games without horrible lag, my pc would freeze up every 5 seconds or so.
I ran a few benchmarks and got normal scores and temps where fine aswell.

Then i booted up a few games and especially in tf i noticed an fps boost UNTIL i started obs, even when not streaming/recording my fps went from 500 to 150 locally or from 200 to 120 on servers with other people playing.
Weirdly enough my cpu usage is only around 50-60% while i usually had 80-100% with my i5.
Exact same thing with others games, in csgo i immediately noticed how mouse movement felt "laggy".

A friend of mine even tested streaming with the exact same cpu before i bought it and he had no issues whatsoever.
Its upsetting to see my i5 perform better in streaming for no apparent reason, my guess would be because of a bad load distribution?

Anyways would be nice to know if anyone had similar issues like that and maybe even how it can be fixed.

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