4k Monitor Recording Problem

[hunt909]

I recently got a brand new Samsung 4k monitor I had no issues with it until I tried recording Minecraft. I was using the program Fraps which I had been using before I got my new monitor and I was getting around 120+ FPS while recording. But when I hooked new monitor using a display port and attempted to record Minecraft I would have around 200+ FPS and it would drop down to around 15 the only way I could get it to even get above 40 FPS I would have to shrink the size of the window. I tried using Dxtory and got the same issue, I tried using the same programs to record other games way more performance heavy that Minecraft and had no issues is there anyway I can fix this problem without having to get a graphics card? And if not what graphics card is compatible with my 4k monitor? My specifications are listed below.


Asus GTX 980
i5-750
DP55KG Motherboard

 

[miggtt699]

I recently got a brand new Samsung 4k monitor I had no issues with it until I tried recording Minecraft. I was using the program Fraps which I had been using before I got my new monitor and I was getting around 120+ FPS while recording. But when I hooked new monitor using a display port and attempted to record Minecraft I would have around 200+ FPS and it would drop down to around 15 the only way I could get it to even get above 40 FPS I would have to shrink the size of the window. I tried using Dxtory and got the same issue, I tried using the same programs to record other games way more performance heavy that Minecraft and had no issues is there anyway I can fix this problem without having to get a graphics card? And if not what graphics card is compatible with my 4k monitor? My specifications are listed below.


Asus GTX 980
i5-750
DP55KG Motherboard

First I have to say... i5 750 with a GTX 980? Wow that's insane xD

(There are no problems there though, just amazed at how you paired a first gen i5 from 2010 with a graphics card from 2014.)

And it might be that you're running into problems with bandwidth between your computer and recording drive, try and record it at 1080P with the same monitor and see if it happens.

 

[hunt909]

I recently got a brand new Samsung 4k monitor I had no issues with it until I tried recording Minecraft. I was using the program Fraps which I had been using before I got my new monitor and I was getting around 120+ FPS while recording. But when I hooked new monitor using a display port and attempted to record Minecraft I would have around 200+ FPS and it would drop down to around 15 the only way I could get it to even get above 40 FPS I would have to shrink the size of the window. I tried using Dxtory and got the same issue, I tried using the same programs to record other games way more performance heavy that Minecraft and had no issues is there anyway I can fix this problem without having to get a graphics card? And if not what graphics card is compatible with my 4k monitor? My specifications are listed below.


Asus GTX 980
i5-750
DP55KG Motherboard

First I have to say... i5 750 with a GTX 980? Wow that's insane xD

(There are no problems there though, just amazed at how you paired a first gen i5 from 2010 with a graphics card from 2014.)

And it might be that you're running into problems with bandwidth between your computer and recording drive, try and record it at 1080P with the same monitor and see if it happens.

How do I force it to record to 1080p?

 

[miggtt699]

I recently got a brand new Samsung 4k monitor I had no issues with it until I tried recording Minecraft. I was using the program Fraps which I had been using before I got my new monitor and I was getting around 120+ FPS while recording. But when I hooked new monitor using a display port and attempted to record Minecraft I would have around 200+ FPS and it would drop down to around 15 the only way I could get it to even get above 40 FPS I would have to shrink the size of the window. I tried using Dxtory and got the same issue, I tried using the same programs to record other games way more performance heavy that Minecraft and had no issues is there anyway I can fix this problem without having to get a graphics card? And if not what graphics card is compatible with my 4k monitor? My specifications are listed below.


Asus GTX 980
i5-750
DP55KG Motherboard

First I have to say... i5 750 with a GTX 980? Wow that's insane xD

(There are no problems there though, just amazed at how you paired a first gen i5 from 2010 with a graphics card from 2014.)

And it might be that you're running into problems with bandwidth between your computer and recording drive, try and record it at 1080P with the same monitor and see if it happens.

How do I force it to record to 1080p?

Change the resolution of your game/monitor to 1920x1080