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Intel "F" processor encoding inquiry!

Hi I am a little bit confused because nobody is giving me an accurate answer!

Can I record on OBS with i3-10100F/i3-10105F? Is there any cpu encoder (like x264) on these processors? (Have GT 1030 so there is no NVENC)

Also will I get any display output if I use "F" processors without a GPU?

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You will need to use CPU encoding, because there's no Quicksync support. I don't think using CPU encoding (x264) is a great idea with an i3.

 

For display output you need a GPU or an Intel CPU without F, as they have no integrated graphics.

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20 minutes ago, modassir said:

Can I record on OBS with i3-10100F/i3-10105F?

Yes.

20 minutes ago, modassir said:

Is there any cpu encoder (like x264) on these processors?

All x86 CPUs (to keep it simple) can encode x264.

20 minutes ago, modassir said:

Also will I get any display output if I use "F" processors without a GPU?

No, there is no integrated GPU.

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22 minutes ago, modassir said:

Is there any cpu encoder (like x264) on these processors?

You can software encode on any CPU, but no there is no dedicated hardware encoder on F CPUs since Quicksync is part of the integrated GPU that F processors don't have. 

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