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Asatopgun

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I've got an i5-4670K and GTX770 with DXTORY for recording games at 1920x1080 to SSD. However I'm still getting very low FPS when I hit the record button. What are my options to Spode this process up?
 
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skit75
It can be a lot of things....

You can turn down some eye candy to reduce overhead in the graphics rendering.(game-play)
Always record to a drive other than your system drive or separate RAID'd volume.
You can record at lower resolution and re-render to higher resolution in editing.
Lower your memory overhead by killing all non-essential processes.
Keep all auto-updating of apps turned off.
Disable all antivirus software any anti-malware apps with active scanning.

I use Fraps(licensed) and recording at that resolution or better is very taxing on hardware, some games more than others.
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It can be a lot of things....

You can turn down some eye candy to reduce overhead in the graphics rendering.(game-play)
Always record to a drive other than your system drive or separate RAID'd volume.
You can record at lower resolution and re-render to higher resolution in editing.
Lower your memory overhead by killing all non-essential processes.
Keep all auto-updating of apps turned off.
Disable all antivirus software any anti-malware apps with active scanning.

I use Fraps(licensed) and recording at that resolution or better is very taxing on hardware, some games more than others.
 
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