best screen capturing software?

[connrad96]

Hey guys so I want to capture some game play I do and I want it to be high quality without taking a hit on fps and so there isn't too much of a delay when I move the mouse or something as I am playing a game I got this with fraps.

I have a amd fx 8350, 16gb ram, r9 280x and a seperate hard drive to save the file to so as I'm recording read and write speed isn't affected

[the jolly roger]

Hey guys so I want to capture some game play I do and I want it to be high quality without taking a hit on fps and so there isn't too much of a delay when I move the mouse or something as I am playing a game I got this with fraps.

I have a amd fx 8350, 16gb ram, r9 280x and a seperate hard drive to save the file to so as I'm recording read and write speed isn't affected

dxtory

 

or xsplit gamecaster

[zlolslavez]

obs isn't  bad, more for streaming but can still record

[ZetZet]

dxtory with obs.

[minibois]

OBS or Bandicam is what I like. (Bandicam has a big watermark on the free version ... OBS is probably what you want)

[Johannes_Lazor]

Doesnt RAPTR have some kind of recording that has virtually no FPS hit? similarly to Nvidias Shadowplay.

[Octavialicious]

I like "Action!"

[thekeemo]

Fraps for gaming and camtasia for tutorials

[btechguy]

DxTory is really good but mirillis action! uses less CPU power and it has better output quality.
Action! you don't need to set up with different codecs etc. just set the resolution you want to record in and that's it.

[ErickS89]

I use OBS or Xplit(for twitch), camtasia is nice for tutorials.

[connrad96]

Thank you for all the replies anyone recommend the right settings