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Sorry I wasn't clear. I made this post in a jiffy out of curiosity, I'm wondering if I can make the integrated graphics do the streaming part so I keep all the frames produced by my gpu/cpu for my game.

So a few days ago I was wanting to setup a 2nd monitor to play games and watch anime same time so I just hooked in my TV and works great. BUT I noticed on OBS there was another hardware setting for encoding SOFTWARE-HARDWARE NVEC- "(NEW") HARDWARE QSV which I'm assuming is the integrated graphics (UHD630). So I was thinking If I can play games using my integrated graphics without having to use cpu/gpu settings that be pretty nice for less input lag and smaller chance of 144hz compromise but that backfired to where overwatch went to 300 fps to 90 (probably running the ENTIRE game off the integrated graphics while streaming) So I was curious if there is a way to separate usage to make integrated graphics stream and my main GPU to play, I don't have any knowledge in this sort of thing was just curious. (i7 8700k 4.9ghz UHD630/1070ti)

I did every step and it works thank you so much man.

It has LED indicators for a few things I believe I would have to check but I do remember having a orange indicator on the DRAM led and I was gonna look into that when I get home I'm not sure if its normal it's a ASUS z370 tuff gaming if you look into it before I get the chance to. I will try CMOS and I'm not sure what exchanging Dimms mean and I can try pulling off the card.

I follow instructions you have given me but I'm still left with a blank screen unfortunately. I think my cpu might of died but wouldn't I still get a screen of some sort with a error? Also this PC is about a yr old I can't imagine anything dying.

I was last using computer last night and plugged in my earbuds and accidentally tapped the power button and it powered off normally and turned it back on, booted into windows just fine and then 3 sec later everything locked and just froze. So I pressed and held the power button to force shutoff and now I'm not getting a screen.(plz halp) Cpu i7 8700k 1070ti 2400 1x8 ddr4 7200 SeagateHD Asus z370 tuff gaming mobo.

This is after cinebench

and oops I thought I added the snip

I did a more updated version on HW monitor I just had a game left open, instead its prolly better to record cinebench

I required a i7 8700k and a ASUS Tuff Z370 motherboard and I noticed in BIOS there was an auto 5 ghz loadout that I am currently trying out, so it works fine running cinebench and other cpu stressers. So I read up about these "auto overclocks" and they're supposively not a good thing because the voltage is way higher than it should be so I was curious if mine is ridiculously high and could set it back alittle.

Ok I'll check

Thanks

I notice my cpu isnt going full turbo 4.7 ghz (8700k) during cinebench and I think its most likely needed a bios update and I cant quite find it the section for bios on ASUS. Thanks for your time! MOBO: 1x ASUS TUF Z370 Pro Gaming LGA 1151 (300 Series) Intel Z370 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.1 ATX Intel Motherboard

Yea I've played games for a long bootty time and never just did that and I remember watching a tech vid on a budget build and his pc turned off and back on itself and mentioned that would be a overheating issue so I kinda went here cuz I wasn't 100% on that. Also I forgot to mention when It was booting into windows it turned off on again so I just forced shut it off for like 10 min and tried and it was fine. So maybe it is heat? I have no clue r i p. are those software free? if so Ill try em