Is it really THAT easy? Quick Sync

[StareX]

 

 

Really easy?

 

I've tried it.. yeah, first I tried it when enabling it through my BIOS (not as the video said) and then go to my resolution settings and "detect" a 2nd monitor, aka.. the iGPU (Quick Sync).. now I enabled it.. opened OBS and streamed.. nice performance ..

 

But after 20 minutes I couldn't join any of my games when I played around with the iGPU locations in the resolution settings on Windows 8.1 .. so I restarted my PC and disabled the iGPU.. Quick Sync was already marked in OBS but it said when I started to stream that nothing is supported to enable quick sync..

 

So I went back to my BIOS and enabled it again, did a smooth setting up the iGPU placement thingy and it worked flawlessy.. except for the stream was SOOOO laggy, I couldn't even tell.. 1fps or 2fps running.. dunno why, when I first started streaming with Quick Sync it did no problems.

 

 

So what am I doing wrong here? should I update Intel drivers? (Telling me an error I can't)..

 

Or? am I outdated about Quick Sync? cuz I have NO idea what it is ..

 

Can someone actually guide me on what to do please? cuz Luke said it was that easy.. probably I'm doing it wrong?

[xox]

Did you install Lucidlogix Virtu MVP?

[StareX]

Never heard of that.. what is it?

 

(it costs money.. huh)

[papeles]

Did you install Lucidlogix Virtu MVP?

You don't need that. U just need you IGP to not be turned off in BIOS

[StareX]

I.. uhh, installed this Lucidlogix Virtu MVP off a torrent.. and it damaged my windows.. reformated and I'm back here .-. .-. .-. .-.

 

So stupid.. uhh, yeah, Ima' just ask Intel support lol.

[papeles]

I.. uhh, installed this Lucidlogix Virtu MVP off a torrent.. and it damaged my windows.. reformated and I'm back here .-. .-. .-. .-.

 

So stupid.. uhh, yeah, Ima' just ask Intel support lol.

Check your motherboard bios options. There should be something called "IGP" (integrated graphics processor) somewhere. Just be sure it isn't turned off. Windows should recognise 2 graphics cards, your dedicated one and the intel HD one. As long as the intel hd is installed you can use the quick sync

 

I tried it using my defaults and got no bugs whatsoever.

 

So, to summ it up:

-bios igp turned on

-screen connected to dedicated gpu so that the pc boots from it

-windows should have the dedicated and intel gpus installed

 

This is all i've done and had 0 problems. Also, give a try to Xsplit. It's a paid software (the main vers) but it's simple. Give it a try as it also uses quicksync