Before we start I'd like to say I don't expect this to happen for a while and anyone who takes part in my proposition I am most grateful
I'm looking to build a gaming/streaming PC however I'd like to know which CPU would cause a greater FPS drop when streaming. I know that the 5820K is gonna be the winner but my question is by how much.
My proposition is to anyone with either a 4790K or a 5820K, is to record an average FPS for a popular AAA game e.g. BF4, CS:GO, Star Wars Battle Front etc, then record an average FPS when streaming using the following settings:
CBR and ENABLE CBR PADDING
Bitrate 2700
Audio Bitrate 128
Base RES 1080p
downscale 720p
Filter Lanczos
FPS 48
264 CPU preset veryfast (I may do a different thread comparing veryfast and faster if this goes well)
If you could clearly post the before and after FPS with your CPU I would be most greatful
I hope that this not only is educational for me but also for the rest of the community.
Thanks xD
Side note - I know not everyone has the exact same systems but as we are doing FPS change, it should be accurate enough for me.
I'm looking to build a gaming/streaming PC however I'd like to know which CPU would cause a greater FPS drop when streaming. I know that the 5820K is gonna be the winner but my question is by how much.
My proposition is to anyone with either a 4790K or a 5820K, is to record an average FPS for a popular AAA game e.g. BF4, CS:GO, Star Wars Battle Front etc, then record an average FPS when streaming using the following settings:
CBR and ENABLE CBR PADDING
Bitrate 2700
Audio Bitrate 128
Base RES 1080p
downscale 720p
Filter Lanczos
FPS 48
264 CPU preset veryfast (I may do a different thread comparing veryfast and faster if this goes well)
If you could clearly post the before and after FPS with your CPU I would be most greatful
I hope that this not only is educational for me but also for the rest of the community.
Thanks xD
Side note - I know not everyone has the exact same systems but as we are doing FPS change, it should be accurate enough for me.