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15 hours ago, Princess Cadence said:

X5670 showing it's age... nearly 9 years now.

Only because it doesn't support AVX, default X264 encoding via OBS which is the only cpu encoder I'm aware of, will use up to AVX512. Of which we don't have either AVX512, AVX2 or AVX available on X58. The gpu encoder is really the only option we have when using OBS. Unless someone has made a non-AVX encoder for OBS but that would really only benefit X58 as everything including and past Bulldozer or Sandy Bridge supports AVX.

 

If you want CPU encoding, maybe see if you can find a really cheap small form factor(SFF) Dell or HP. I can find Sandy/Ivy Bridge i7 machines for around $100-120 with a 500gb hdd and Windows, sometimes even 4770's for around the same prices on the high end.

 

I'm not sure how it functions but maybe you can toss in another video card and somehow use that, maybe somehow you could mix AMD/Nvidia so it doesn't use the same display as your gaming card. Although at this point since you have X58 and all the PCI lanes you could ever want, a PCI-E capture card might be the best solution for similar money.

recently i got X58 and X5670 ( 4.6Ghz). Then i tried to streaming game ( using 4 core for obs, 2 core for gaming), it cant

image.thumb.png.87cb66f8123ab6ef30f429b3423fda4f.pngmy Obs setting

Btw look like only world of warplanes is streamable, both wot and wows cant 

 

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X5670 showing it's age... nearly 9 years now.

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1 minute ago, Princess Cadence said:

X5670 showing it's age... nearly 9 years now.

still quite nice for budget :v

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how are you limiting threads? id give both full access and don't limit processor affinity.

 

Try using ultra fast.

 

What gpu do you have? try using the gpu encoder.

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4 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

how are you limiting threads? id give both full access and don't limit processor affinity.

 

Try using ultra fast.

  

What gpu do you have? try using the gpu encoder.

t tried, even ultra fast present. gpu encoder just fine, but my gpu is barely enough for gaming

 

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Just now, Armored_Twinkie said:

t tried, even ultra fast present. gpu encoder just fine, but my gpu is barely enough for gaming

 

use the gpu encoder then. The gpu encoder doesn't use the cores used for games. There is a seprate part of the gpu that can only do video encoding and is otherwise unused when just gaming.

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15 hours ago, Princess Cadence said:

X5670 showing it's age... nearly 9 years now.

Only because it doesn't support AVX, default X264 encoding via OBS which is the only cpu encoder I'm aware of, will use up to AVX512. Of which we don't have either AVX512, AVX2 or AVX available on X58. The gpu encoder is really the only option we have when using OBS. Unless someone has made a non-AVX encoder for OBS but that would really only benefit X58 as everything including and past Bulldozer or Sandy Bridge supports AVX.

 

If you want CPU encoding, maybe see if you can find a really cheap small form factor(SFF) Dell or HP. I can find Sandy/Ivy Bridge i7 machines for around $100-120 with a 500gb hdd and Windows, sometimes even 4770's for around the same prices on the high end.

 

I'm not sure how it functions but maybe you can toss in another video card and somehow use that, maybe somehow you could mix AMD/Nvidia so it doesn't use the same display as your gaming card. Although at this point since you have X58 and all the PCI lanes you could ever want, a PCI-E capture card might be the best solution for similar money.

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