TheGodlyNoob
New Member
Hey,
So I recently changed to a new PC ( i9 9900k + 2080 ti ) from my old PC ( i7 8700k & 1080 ti ) and now I have issues.
I use the exact same settings ( same scenes, same everything ) on the new PC as the old one. I tried locking my frames in game to less frames than my old one and I still get the issue. Tried the new NVENC/old NVENC still, issue persists. Tried multiple GPU drivers. Disabled every windows crap.
Games I play are pretty much Apex and Rainbow Six Siege. But mostly Rainbow Six Siege and I get the issue in both games.
Clearly the new PC should be fine getting more frames + recording but it's quite the opposite.
I thought at first it would be because of Window's issue where if you have monitors with different refresh rates, OBS fucks up but I never had this issue on the old PC with the exact same setup and well.. I unplugged my "2nd monitor" and the issue was still there so that's out of the equation.
My frames are limited to 144 fps on Apex ( I can easily run over 240-300 FPS in Apex before they fixed the frames to 144 by accident last patch ) and I still get the issue. So the GPU shouldn't be overloaded since it's working wayyyy less than it can do.
Not quite sure what to do anymore.
Log file : https://obsproject.com/logs/u1qAdFO0V-zw33fS
So I recently changed to a new PC ( i9 9900k + 2080 ti ) from my old PC ( i7 8700k & 1080 ti ) and now I have issues.
I use the exact same settings ( same scenes, same everything ) on the new PC as the old one. I tried locking my frames in game to less frames than my old one and I still get the issue. Tried the new NVENC/old NVENC still, issue persists. Tried multiple GPU drivers. Disabled every windows crap.
Games I play are pretty much Apex and Rainbow Six Siege. But mostly Rainbow Six Siege and I get the issue in both games.
Clearly the new PC should be fine getting more frames + recording but it's quite the opposite.
I thought at first it would be because of Window's issue where if you have monitors with different refresh rates, OBS fucks up but I never had this issue on the old PC with the exact same setup and well.. I unplugged my "2nd monitor" and the issue was still there so that's out of the equation.
My frames are limited to 144 fps on Apex ( I can easily run over 240-300 FPS in Apex before they fixed the frames to 144 by accident last patch ) and I still get the issue. So the GPU shouldn't be overloaded since it's working wayyyy less than it can do.
Not quite sure what to do anymore.
Log file : https://obsproject.com/logs/u1qAdFO0V-zw33fS