Recording @1080p, 30FPS - GTX 760
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It will depend on the game. Something like a gtx770 would ensure you could do it in most all games. Assuming max settings.
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IDontUnderstand
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Yup, pretty much no fps drop at all. However, keep in mind that they don't record audio, so you need to edit audio in yourself if you want it.
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I am currently using DxTory, and as I said, I would want to keep a constant framerate of 60 FPS, running at the very maximum settings of the game, recording at 1080p with 30 FPS.
In response to tiny voices, would you suggest the 770 or the 780 Ti? I want to eventually do SLI, and I will be running 3 monitors, and this would hopefully be a long-term fix.
In response to tiny voices, would you suggest the 770 or the 780 Ti? I want to eventually do SLI, and I will be running 3 monitors, and this would hopefully be a long-term fix.
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I don't recommend as you're paying the premium extra $200 for not much FPS gain, for single card config, I would go with GTX 780 or even GTX 770, and SLI it in the future.
In addition, you will be able to record and play any game without dropping any significant FPS with Shadowplay
http://www.geforce.com/geforce-experience/shadowplay
http://www.anandtech.com/show/7492/the-geforce-gtx-780-ti-review/3 (the chart in the middle of the page)
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