Stream is not running smoothly

Oct 9, 2018
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I can't get my stream running smoothly and i dont know whats the problem...
When i want to stream a game like diablo3 at 720p 60fps it will stutter and im not getting more than 20 fps. I bought a new motherboard and cpu yesterday, maybe that has something to do with my problem idk

PC Specs:
AMD Ryzen 1800x
ASUS Prime B350-Plus
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB
16GB HyperX Fury

Hope someone can figure out what im doing wrong...
 
Solution
Did you reinstall Windows or are you using an old drive? If its the latter you need to reinstall Windows when you do a motherboard swap to a new one. Start there, make sure you download and install all the AMD Chipset, LAN, Etc drivers from the motherboards download page as well as the latest Nvidia driver.
Did you reinstall Windows or are you using an old drive? If its the latter you need to reinstall Windows when you do a motherboard swap to a new one. Start there, make sure you download and install all the AMD Chipset, LAN, Etc drivers from the motherboards download page as well as the latest Nvidia driver.
 
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Oct 9, 2018
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Ok, i'll reinstall windows, gonna update you if it solved the problem.
 
Oct 18, 2018
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Use your Graphics Card for Encoding - Use the NVENC/VCE/QSV setting in OBS to change encoding from CPU to your graphics card and releasing some workload.

Adjust video bitrate - Bitrate is affected by your internet upload. By reducing it in 100 at a time you will notice the reduction in your CPU usage.

Advanced Encoder Settings - There’s a few hidden settings within the output settings section. One of them, encoder preset can control how much you upload, the higher the prest = less CPU.

Potentially countering drop in quality from using NVENC/VCE/QSV - This cool trick counters the drop in quality

Downscaling your resolution - In video settings section in your OBS you can downscale your resolution output, which means your computer will need to encode less, and therefore will lower CPU usage.

Load your overlay from a single browser source - by using StreamElements, you can load your whole overlay from one browser source instead of several, reducing your CPU usage by a lot.

Selecting a downscale filter - This option controls how to downscale your resolution. By choosing the Bilinear option you’re choosing the best option for less powerful computers.

Selecting an FPS to stream at - FPS settings are affecting directly your CPU usage, the less frames (30) the less work for your CPU.

We hope you’ll find it useful!