My computer contains 8gb of ram, 2-1tb harddrives, an AMD FX(tm)-8320 Eight-Core Processor 3.50GHz Core, and a MSI Radeon R9 270X DirectX 11.2 R9 270X GAMING 2G 2GB 256-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card. I would like to record with OBS but receive massive lagspikes in my gameplay. Is it a problem with my $50 motherboard or is it something else? (I have OBS running on a seperate harddrive than my Operating system is).
Recording Help Please
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TerryLaze
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If your clocks don't drop then your mobo is ok.
Games use several cores,obs can use all available cores,if you don't set things up correctly both will fight over the same resources.
You can use affinity in task manager to limit obs to two cores,and limit the game to the other 6 cores.
Games use several cores,obs can use all available cores,if you don't set things up correctly both will fight over the same resources.
You can use affinity in task manager to limit obs to two cores,and limit the game to the other 6 cores.
TerryLaze
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System itself needs next to nothing and it has way too many separate threads/programs to use affinity on them all.
Just use priority and put the game (and obs if you want) to above normal priority so that other tasks won't slow them down.
Just use priority and put the game (and obs if you want) to above normal priority so that other tasks won't slow them down.
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