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I think that anyone with a midrange system getting good FPS in PUBG would really surprise me.

also initialize the scanner before the loop

put the punctuationScan.useDelimiter(""); before the loop.

The Phanteks Enthoo Pro M is my recommendation.

It's compressed to a couple of MiB/s.

In theory, all of the cores will be in use when streaming. The video compression will try to use all your resources in order to maintain quality.

Compression is a necessity when streaming. An uncompressed 1920/1080 60fps video with 24bit color would use over 2.7GiB/sec of network traffic.

The GPU is rendering the video, the CPU is compressing it. Also video compression makes that number much lower, combined with the fact that streamers usually use 30FPS.

If by stream you mean sending to a service such as Twitch, there is a lot going on to make that happen. First of all your CPU and GPU are under reasonable load from playing a game, and then the streaming application has to downscale the screen capture to a lower resolution, compress it in order to not overload the network. Because video compression is not a task that GPUs are well equipped to handle, the compression of the video falls to the CPU, and that's why it's generally recommended for streamers to get high core count CPUs so that they can afford to run more cores with their video compre

Not nessecarily, but remember each 690 is 2 680s in SLI, and for a game that doesn't benefit from SLI like PUBG, it's only using one of the four 680s that you have. And since the game is so badly optimized, i guess the 680 can't keep up.

Yeah it definitely makes the site hard to use for me..

A bunch of unicode characters that make the text box about 100 yards wide

Dry it the heck out. also your signature completely messes up the formatting on this page

oh.. never mind then

glad i didn't go for one of those