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What would happen to the clients PC is he would load a game and it would crash within 30 seconds of going into the game and give an event 1000 error in the logs I tried everything from driver reinstalls and windows reinstalls no luck So I put his gpu into another system and got the exact problems At this point somthing wrong with 2070 so i tired underclocking it and playing with power limit and fan speed the temps were fine but it seemed increasing the power limit and fan speed gave it more life in games by it not crashing after about 15 mins In the end we both gave up and his buying a new GPU tomz. I was thinking maybe of flashing the bios or checking the heat pads on the vram.

I have recently only noticed that my memory according to cpuid on my RTX 2080ti runs at 90 to 100 degrees. Why is it so hot? Card runs fine and has no issues and I can make it drop to 85 if I bump fan speed up. But hitting 100 degrees is crazy no? GPU runs at 75 max

Ok cool thank you for the in depth response

So I used NVENC with my old 1080TI Strix, on the one system back before I got the streaming PC it was fine until I played a very Vram heavy game such as Warzone or Battlfield the stream would lose alot of Frames. Mostly because of the downsample from 1440p high refresh to stream 936P 60 fps. Hense why I built the stream PC which I also used NVENC on. Would my 2080TI Trio do a better job you think?

So I have saved my pennies for an upgrade and I need some advice. My options are because of stock reasons a 3900x , 3900xt or a 5800x No 5900x in-stock. I will be upgrading from a 7700k. Also has 16 gig gskill ram 3200mhz 2080TI trio x MSI What I need from my system is gaming at 1440p 145hz And streaming at 936p 60fps. My goal is to remove the stream PC which is a 6700k system. I am leaning towards getting the 5800x and maybe using my 7700k as the encoder on streaming PC. As the performance on a 5800x is far better then the 3900x for gaming. I just want to hear other peoples thoughts.

Need Help. My mate bought a pre built water looped PC. I have barely ever worked with water loops. His pump was making a crazy sound and I noticed it was running dry. I tipped pc to allow water back into pump and got it flowing again. I notcied his res is looking low. This build looks compact and i cant figure out the best way to top up res and wanted to ask how would the pros go about this?

Hello. I was wondering what you guys would recommend as a D RGB module for this as my mother board isnt compatible. I have a Asrock z270 fatality. I need to plug the LED fans into somthing to make the LEDs work as they dont just work of the fan headers.

After watching the video on YouTube on covid 19 machine linus put together I decided to help using my main rig and streaming pc. Both on team Linus. Lets beat this thing.

@LoGiCalDrm Figured it out. My 1080p Cam was chewing heaps of the resources bumped it down to 720p helped heaps now run it at 480P Frame rate Increased 10 fold now using NVENC (new) through the 1080TI.

Bah i was wrong there is heaps of tearing even at 720p 60fps.... i just cannot win this fight. High refresh and streaming is a pain in the ass.

So I am going to be honest here, I have done quicksync via the NDI plugin but never every thought to enable 7700ks gpu for this and embarrassed it never crossed my mind, Just ran the stream using it and bam can at least do 1600x900 at 60 fps. Thank you good sir this will do me until I can afford that damn 4k capture card.

Yeh Tested for months on end, My goal is for a quality looking stream with what I have, Using main rig drops fps big time in games like PUBG and Battlefield. 1440p at high refresh rates is already taxing as soon as I stream on main rig I lose about 20-30 FPS. I have tested both cards in streaming PC now and I find the 980 is pushing a little bit more FPS wise for the viewers which is what I want. Im Saving for a 4k Capture card as Ive now been told this is a good solution to have a quality stream for My type of monitor. My only set back is the streaming PC has no PCI slot so I need to find a USB 3 equivalent card...... if there is one. Also not sure if my Viewsonic XG2703-GS QHD 165Hz Monitor will do its high refresh rates with HDMI with capture cards? Goal: 1080p Stream 60 fps 5500 Bitrate Main Rig being less taxed.

So my setup for streaming is Main rig: CPU:I7 7700k Ram: 32 Gig Hyper X GPU : 1080 Ti Strix Monitor : 1400p 165hz Streaming PC CPU : I5 4670k Ram : 8 Gig Hyper X GPU is 2 choices hense the question atm. GTX 1050 or GTX 980 My question is what would you guys do in my situation? I use a NDI Plugin on OBS as I Cannot afford a capture card and my streaming PC also used Mini ITX Mobo and case and hasnt got the PCI slot for Capture Card. Trying to find a smooth solution for now with my current setup as funds are low. Do I use the GTX 980 for NVEC (New) raw power Or Do I use the 1050 as 10 series has Encoding for Nvidia NVEC Using a high refresh rate high res monitor make streaming hard for smooth frames on Stream. Using Main rig for streaming is outa question as its way to taxing on system for the games I play. Just want some Input thx guys.

Why? Because I still lose alot of FPS when using NVENC or Software on the main rig, I have phased out the capture card as it is pointless and no difference to NDI plugin. I have tried everything under the sun to make this work and Im completely stumped.

Ok so this is a big an issue I cannot get a straight answer for. Streaming with a High refresh rate monitor. First things first my specs are: Main Rig I7 7700k 32 gig ram 1080ti 1440P 165 hz Screen Stream PC i5 2500k 8 gig ram GTX 660 Using OBS Studio with NDI Plugin. Im using very fast networking as well. My issue is, When streaming at 60 or even 30 FPS the stream cannot seem to keep up with the high refresh rate of my game. I have tried everything from capture cards to using higher tier streaming PCs. (even encoding off the main rig) It has nothing to do with the specs on either PC. When I limit my FPS to 60 fps in game it fixes the stutter issues hense why I have come to the conclusion that because my Games run at a very High frame rate the stream stuggles to downsample it to 60 fps. Im curious if its a little setting i do not know about in OBS and some one else does. This is frustrating as Im sure im not the only streamer with a high refresh rate monitor. Any input will be greatly appreciated.