Take in account that I'm playing on a 1440p screen at 1440p resolution.
So today, I tried to stream twice with CPU encoder, both on 864p and just to try on 720 (however I didn't buy such a computer to stream in 720p :/), and also on NVENC 900p to show you my usual stream log.Īs it was unplayable for me on CPU encoder, I took a picture of the CPU usage during the tests with x264 encoder. CPU speed:Intel Core2 Duo E6700 2.6 GHz or AMD Athlon64 X2 6000+ 3.0Ghz or better. When I'm saying 56 fps, it's smooth on stream but it doesn't seem 60 fps like other people if you're looking at it closely. Maddie looks at ten games you can play on an low-end PC right now. I would love to stream with CPU encoder, however it brings me a lot of stutters in games, not on stream, with the FPS dropping from 142 (limited to it) to 100, lots of times, which makes the game quite unplayable when you're a DVA/Tracer main.Īs such, I was streaming in NVENC which means 0 fps drops for me in game, and a stream that seems to be 56/57 fps on stream for the viewers, and of course less quality cause it's not CPU encoder.
I'm a Twitch Partner, which allows me to use high bitrates, and I'm streaming Overwatch with quite a high-end PC. I play on a 1440p/144fps screen at 1440p resolution, scaling the stream to a resolution of 900p/60fps.Hello guys, I'm doing a repost with logs this time.
