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Can a gtx 1050(not ti) record with shadowplay in 1080p60?

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My question is(like the title says :p) if a gtx 1050(not ti) can record in shadowplay with 1080p 60fps

 

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The NVEC encoder is capable of encoding it. If the game runs at those settings and the drive on which you are recording can handle the bitrate then you should have a smooth 1080p60

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I see no reason why not

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  • Desktop: GeForce GTX 650 or higher graphics card.

    So yes you can record. 1080 p at 60fps would most likely depend on the game and it's settings (vanilla minecraft with no resource pack on low-medium would be a good test to see if it's possable.). It won't have the power to do it on all games tho

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why should it not ? i would be more concerned if it can even run the game at 1080p60

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