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Im looking for a GOOD game recording software that can record 1080p and 60fps. For call of duty gameplay recording mostly. Price is under 30.

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DXTory is probably the best game recording software. It's 20 USD IIRC for the full version.

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Mirillis Action or DXtory


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DXtory is great, Fraps is a second best, though I find Fraps does more FPS damage then DXTory and DXtory has more options as regards to Audio/Video recording. For example you can set multiple Audio channels to record in DXtory, whereas in Fraps you only get a basic record all or nothing option. 

 

 

They cost about the same too I think (20ish dollars) 

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If you have a Nvidia graphics card GTX650 or higher shadow play is nice, otherwise I would recommend Fraps.

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open broadcast software

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shadowplay or obs, or at least thats what i use :P

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Have you tried NVIDIA's shadow play or AMD's game DVR?  Both of those are free to use and have a minimal impact on performance.

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If you have a Nvidia graphics card GTX650 or higher shadow play is nice, otherwise I would recommend Fraps.

I have R9 280

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I have R9 280

Then I would strongly recommend DXtory 

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Dxtory

 

You need a very fast HDD or an SSD to record 1080p 60fps.

 

I suggest getting the lagarith lossless codec.

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Dxtory is great for recording and can be used to stream but i hate paying so i use open broadcast software (obs). OBS lets you record or stream, so win win. Fraps is old, let it rest.

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I'd recommend you use OBS, it's free and has a plethora of settings to play with. Here's a link: https://obsproject.com/ 

You are able to change the amount of frames you want to capture at.

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