Recent content by CarefulCalligrapher

I have tested this with Display Capture in OBS and have found the frame times even more inconsistent and fluctuating, despite no recorded frame drops due to encoding/rendering lag. I am truly baffled here.

Every capture software I use to try to record games has intermittent frametime spikes that result in extremely annoying stutter. This happens whether I am recording PC games, or recording from a capture card (that is connected to a PCIE slot on my motherboard), but the actual games themselves...

Yes, I did. Have tried posting on there multiple times with all of this but haven't gotten any replies. Here's the log files for both of the above clips for what it's worth: https://obsproject.com/logs/Tl2xvC3NDvG4A63B https://obsproject.com/logs/iihmrWD8u2VzORzJ

I will look into this as soon as I can but yeah, I don't think this is the issue because task manager showed an overall low CPU usage among the cores. I have however set OBS's priority to high and that didn't appear to change anything.

I do not, but I just bought a new one so I'll keep you updated on if swapping them out does the trick. Part of me wonders how hardware related this is though or if it's something that needs to be resolved in Windows itself. I did brief testing on a laptop of mine and obviously while I couldn't...

PSU: EVGA 850W Supernova G3 80+ Gold, I have owned it for a few years but I bought it new. Disk Drives: I have one Samsung 970 Pro for my boot and programs drive. On top of this, I have 5 HDD's in my system for my miscellaneous storage, files, and recordings. They are generally in the 10-16TB...

I have spent the last two weeks trying to figure out why every game I try to record has stutter and choppiness. I would like to share my findings here in the hopes of finally reaching some kind of answer or solution: I have tested with both OBS and Nvidia Geforce Experience. Both exhibit the...