Can i record Games on Medium to high 1600x900 With these specs

Peanut Fizzle · Aug 29, 2015

Procesor: Amd A10 6700 Apu 3.70 Ghz
Ram: 8
64 bit
And right now i have a Intergrated Amd Radeon HD graphics But im getting an upgrade to A Evga geforce 750 ti sc

When i try to record with the specs i have now i lag hard and get hard frame drops.With the new graphics card Upgrade will i be able to record content and have stable frames or do i need a new pc?

Games i am recording if you would like to know
Minecraft
League of legends
H1z1
Grand Theft auto 5
Call of duty
and dark souls
Thank you - Christian

Penanc3 · Aug 29, 2015

Peanut Fizzle :

You'll be able to record most games on medium, some less demanding ones even at high. Just to be safe though, i'd say investing in another 8 GB of ram wouldn't be too bad. RAM is one of the safer investments thesedays.

Also, if you're recording the gameplay video into the same drive you have your game files on(the one you're recording while playing), you'll face severe framerate issues.

jaguarskx · Aug 29, 2015

Since you are buying a GeForce 750 TI you can use nVidia's ShadowPlay to record gameplay. Might as well give it a try since it is a free feature.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JVzycg3Q1Rc

Peanut Fizzle · Aug 29, 2015

Penanc3 :

Peanut Fizzle :

You'll be able to record most games on medium, some less demanding ones even at high. Just to be safe though, i'd say investing in another 8 GB of ram wouldn't be too bad. RAM is one of the safer investments thesedays.

Also, if you're recording the gameplay video into the same drive you have your game files on(the one you're recording while playing), you'll face severe framerate issues.

Thank you this helps alot
Edit: Also what do you mean if im recording on the same drive i will lag
if you can help me out that would be great

Penanc3 · Aug 30, 2015

Since the system will be reading and processing files off the game installed drive, if you record it to the same drive, it'll have to do the dual process of reading off it and writing on it at the same time, so it'll affect fps. It also depends on read/write speeds of the drive but i'd recommend you record to a separate drive just to be safe.

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