- Dec 13, 2013
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I normally get 140fps, when I record I get 80-90fps (which dosnt look good on my 144Hz monitor) but if I record I also get microstuttering which gets worse if I record at 60 fps rather than 30fps, this for a competetive gamer isn't very good how would I prevent it?
I use DxTory to record and obtain 80-90fps with stuttering while if I use shadowplay I get 130fps with no issues, however I do not like the audio boundaries of shadow play.
My specs are: i5-4670k(not overclocked), 8GB Dual Channel DDR3 ram, gigabyte G.1 sniper z87 motherboard, XFX 750W PSU,144Hz monitor, GTX 770 superclocked (getting another GPU is not an option!), 120Mb SSD, 1 TB Barracuda HDD 7200rpm and will soon be getting a H100i CPU cooler as my CPU reaches 70 degrees celcius on a hot day.
I use DxTory to record and obtain 80-90fps with stuttering while if I use shadowplay I get 130fps with no issues, however I do not like the audio boundaries of shadow play.
My specs are: i5-4670k(not overclocked), 8GB Dual Channel DDR3 ram, gigabyte G.1 sniper z87 motherboard, XFX 750W PSU,144Hz monitor, GTX 770 superclocked (getting another GPU is not an option!), 120Mb SSD, 1 TB Barracuda HDD 7200rpm and will soon be getting a H100i CPU cooler as my CPU reaches 70 degrees celcius on a hot day.
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