Chugalug_ :
....no comment.
Read up on it pls, you're kind of repeating yourself.
What I did was quote you, how using your words makes me repeat myself. You pretty much started saying Shadowplay wouldn't make any noticeable difference, then you said it's perfectly normal Shadowplay make games take second place over encoding. I mean... What is it?
Anyways, a moderator at OBS Forums said it would work in my way if I add a second GPU. Their forum is having problems right now, but, here it is:
https://obsproject.com/forum/threads/750ti-or-1050-1050ti-for-dedicated-obs-encoding-with-nvenc.58417/.
It would be kinda dumb of nvidia make their drivers force a second card to be "
useless" unless you're
SLIing it, but nvidia being nvidia, I really think what you said make sense, a second card being used exclusively by the system as a physx card.
I guess I'll have to try that myself since now I have people saying it works like that and people saying it doesn't (and people saying it's better if I use a second computer and buying a card is waste of money, like a 75081050 Ti would cost more then a whole system).
I'll see if I can borrow a card from someone and post whatever happens here, it's going to be hard for me though, to find someone. There's pretty much nothing about it on the web, at least nothing practical, and it sure cost less then building a second computer just for streaming and capture. If you have two Internets, OBS let you select a network interface for streaming, so it would really separate everything, internet and encode from your gaming if one have two LAN and GPUs.