Lenovo Y70 touch for streamin and playing.
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shadows1234
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Just like he said. It takes a LOT of bandwidth to run 60fps 1080P to the internet. Basically you need the same bandwidth to stream a 2k or 24fps 4k movie to stream 60fps 1080P.
kapitalistas
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I'm pretty sure he means this:
Twitch TV: 60fps
Local gameplay: 110fps (though why that number when that monitors refresh rate is only 60hz?)
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hz or refresh rate is how many times per second your monitor can display a new frame (refresh).
60hz means it can deliver up to 60 frames per second to the display. This means that any frame rate that's high like 70, 90, 100fps etc is going to be wasted. This is why there is a technology called V-Sync that will lock your GPU to only render at 60fps or lower so you don't get tearing at higher frame rates.
Tearing is when the GPU is displaying more frames to the monitor than the monitor can handle, so your game will look choppy. V-Sync get's rid of this problem, however when your frame rate is below 60fps you might notice lag. This is why G-Sync and Freesync are now entering the market.
So basically, you don't need to get 110fps in league of legends because your monitor is only 60hz. If you had a 120 or 144hz monitor then you could take advantage of 110fps.
I hope this helps.
kapitalistas
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TechyInAZ :
hz or refresh rate is how many times per second your monitor can display a new frame (refresh).
60hz means it can deliver up to 60 frames per second to the display. This means that any frame rate that's high like 70, 90, 100fps etc is going to be wasted. This is why there is a technology called V-Sync that will lock your GPU to only render at 60fps or lower so you don't get tearing at higher frame rates.
Tearing is when the GPU is displaying more frames to the monitor than the monitor can handle, so your game will look choppy. V-Sync get's rid of this problem, however when your frame rate is below 60fps you might notice lag. This is why G-Sync and Freesync are now entering the market.
So basically, you don't need to get 110fps in league of legends because your monitor is only 60hz. If you had a 120 or 144hz monitor then you could take advantage of 110fps.
I hope this helps.
TechyInAZ
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kapitalistas :
TechyInAZ :
hz or refresh rate is how many times per second your monitor can display a new frame (refresh).
60hz means it can deliver up to 60 frames per second to the display. This means that any frame rate that's high like 70, 90, 100fps etc is going to be wasted. This is why there is a technology called V-Sync that will lock your GPU to only render at 60fps or lower so you don't get tearing at higher frame rates.
Tearing is when the GPU is displaying more frames to the monitor than the monitor can handle, so your game will look choppy. V-Sync get's rid of this problem, however when your frame rate is below 60fps you might notice lag. This is why G-Sync and Freesync are now entering the market.
So basically, you don't need to get 110fps in league of legends because your monitor is only 60hz. If you had a 120 or 144hz monitor then you could take advantage of 110fps.
I hope this helps.
Why push your GPU harder when you don't need to? And how is 250fps better when your monitor is only pushing 60fps?
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I got a question as well. Im trying to stream on OBS on the Lenovo Y70 and the only Mic it allows me to use is the regular built in one. I dont want to use it and i bought a Logitech G230 and i want to use that, how do i get the system to recognize i got a new mic in? or do i need to buy a splitter for it to recognize it?
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