Rockysaber7129

No I have not received an encoding overload error. I tried x264 due to having 12 cores and nvenc as well, both of which I would imagine should be able to handle encoding the stream. Some of the people I stream with have fairly less powerful hardware than me yet their streams and gameplay is perfectly smooth.

I have been having stuttering issues that are very noticeable playing warzone ever since I started streaming. I have tried upgrading pretty much every single component at this point to try to get it to stop but nothing has helped. I stream to twitch using stream labs OBS and have tried streaming using x264 and Nvenc encoding. I upgraded from a 5700xt to a 3070, ryzen 5 3600x to a ryzen 9 3900x and upped my power supply to a 750w unit. None of this has fixed the issue. I have also tried uninstalling as well as repairing warzone multiple times. None of this has fixed the issue. I notice the stutters usually are at their worst when I get into gunfights in the game. Has anyone else ran into this issue or does anyone have any recommended solutions to try? If there is any other information you would like to know more about the issue, let me know.

My PC lately has been forming a habit of randomly freezing and then restarting itself. When this occurs I typically hear a buzzing noise in my headset for the 5-10 seconds it is frozen until it restarts. The confusing part is that it always just restarts straight to windows and never blue screens. It seems like it happens more often when gaming but I feel like I recall it happening while just being in discord as well. At first I thought PSU because I was running an overclocked 9600k and a 5700xt on a Corsair CX500 but I just bought a Corsair RMx850 and it is still doing it. If it helps, system specs are: 9600k OC'd to 5GHz (I have tried turning off overclock and it didnt fix the issue) Gigabyte Z390M Mobo 16gb ram 5700xt Corsair RMx 850 Any suggestions as to what the problem could be would be great. Thanks

I have the gigabyte z390 gaming matx motherboard and it has a few LED's integrated into the board. I downloaded the Gigabyte RGB Fusion 2.0 software but it didn't detect the lighting on the motherboard and gave me no other way to change it. Any suggestions on other software or methods that will allow me to change the lighting of the board?

Hi I cleared my cmos after being unable to boot due to a unsuccessful overclock, following this the RGB on my Corsair vengence pro ram no longer works. Any suggestions to fix this would be great.