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Thx for the quick response. This seemed to have fixed the issue. But for some reason my windows search bar at the bottom of my screen has now decided to completely stop working.

Since about 3 days my laptop is experiencing a wear issue where my download speed on my laptop is reduced. Normally i get around 400 450mbit per second and i have never had any laptop related issues with this. But for some reason i only seem to get between 40 and 70 mbit per second now. When i test my Galaxy s9 on the same network with the same servers i get normal result, and there seems to be no issue. My current hardware is as followed. I have a HP Omen dc0850nd Specs: https://support.hp.com/gb-en/document/c06070474 My ISP provider is Ziggo. I dont use there default router as it is not the best, i use a third party WiFi Router. The Asus RT-AC87U witch i have directly connected via a cat6 cable to my ziggo Router. Witch in turn has it DNS turned of. I have tried the following steps. Turned on and off, of the Ziggo router and a factory reset after. Turned on and off of my Asus router and a factory reset after. Updated my windows to the latest version and turned it on and off. Checked for malware and adware on my computer coming back as clean. I have no idea what else i can do besides a complete reinstall of windows it self. Witch i wont do since i sensitive data on my pc.

Well i would but i have very little knowledge about this stuff that why im making a forum post @Almostbauws

@Almostbauws http://beta.speedtest.net/nl/result/6841402267

So i was thinking what the max bitrate could be for when im streaming with obs. I have about 20MBITS not mb of upload speed. And i stream on pretty mainstream settings. (You can see my profile for my pc specs) Now the question is if i stream 1080p 60fps could my upload handle it and if yes that would the perfect bitrate be.

Nvm I just showed with it, it is fine.

Simple question can I shower with this phone. And I mean that with 68 rating is there 0 procent chance of it getting damaged by the shower

@Ryan_Vickers You are a Genius i donwclocked my monitor and recorded again its fixed Thank you sir.

@Ryan_Vickers I have my monitor overclocked to 72 Hz and i record in 60 fps is that meaby the source of the problem ?

When i record in obs studio, i record 1080p 60fps. I have a Water cooled GTX 1070 with a Water cooled i7 6700k. And i can record just fine, no lag and no stutter what so ever. My bit rate is 3500 and i use no down or upscaling, i also use my GRAPHICS card to record. BUT when i am going to re watch the recorded clips it seems like video is stuttering like crazy.(like its recorded in like 50-45 fps) I uploaded it to youtube to see if it was my pc but in youtube it has the same stutter. My monitor has a refresh rate of 72hz. Yet again i use no weird futures and i have tested it on a hhd and ssd with the same result. I really don't know what to do at this point, i reinstalled obs, reset my settings and updated my drivers with no success There is a log file attached i hope it helps. 2017-11-19 18-20-43.txt

I tested it on my cpu and gpu and there was no improvement @hconverse02

@hconverse02 Yes

@hconverse02I obviously did that, i set it to 60 fps That's the reason why iam surprised it stutters so much in the video file

When i record in obs studio, i record 1080p 60fps. I have a Water cooled GTX 1070 with a Water cooled i7 6700k. And i can record just fine, no lag and no stutter what so ever. My bit rate is 3500 and i use no down or upscaling, i also use my GRAPHICS card to record. BUT when i am going to re watch the recorded clips it seems like video is stuttering like crazy.(like its recorded in like 50-45 fps) I uploaded it to youtube to see if it was my pc but in youtube it has the same stutter. My monitor has a refresh rate of 72hz. Yet again i use no weird futures and i have tested it on a hhd and ssd with the same result. I really don't know what to do at this point, i reinstalled obs, reset my settings and updated my drivers with no success.

So running a Lan cable from the first one to the second one and giving the second one a static ip is the way to go ?