Game capturing.

[Cgermino89]

Hey everyone. I was wondering what kind of software do you prefer to use to capture your gameplay? Look forward to seeing what everyone uses.

[Arty]

Hey everyone. I was wondering what kind of software do you prefer to use to capture your gameplay? Look forward to seeing what everyone uses.

Camera infront of screen, jk

i fraps to a secondary drive.

if u have a nivida card, i rec shadow play.

[EChondo]

I used to use FRAPS, but that gave me problems. Then I used DXTory, but it didn't give me certain features. After I used Shadowplay, but that was giving me issues. So now I use OBS, it has the features I want from Shadowplay, but is much more versatile.

[Cgermino89]

Camera infront of screen, jk

i fraps to a secondary drive.

if u have a nivida card, i rec shadow play.

Hahaha. You can have fraps store recorded to a second drive? Sorry if it's a noob question.

[DarkEnergy]

Hahaha. You can have fraps store recorded to a second drive? Sorry if it's a noob question.

[Cgermino89]

Thanks. I can't wait to build my PC.

[inactive account]

I use dxtory

 

because of my shitty hardware obs is a dick

 

but obs is good too.

[LogicalDrm]

OBS. Older games with MSI Afterburner or Fraps.

[xAcid9]

I use OBS or MSI Afterburner, preferably OBS. 

[Maleko]

Fraps or ShadowPlay.

[Helly]

fraps only absolutely no quality loss. Can do with the video whatever i want. Which is exactly what i want. I record to 3 1TB raptors in raid-0 so i also have no performance loss .

[Albatross]

I recommend:

• FRAPS
• OBS (really tough on computers though, especially the weaker ones)
• CamStudio (light, free, no limits, no watermarks, easy to use)
• DXtory

[Cgermino89]

I guess I'll give Fraps a shot then. Thanks alot guys.

[kjvnasa]

Fraps or snagit

[MVPernula]

Fraps end up in HUGE files though, I recommend a big drive for that.

[Thony]

OBS.

[LinusDropTips]

I'd definitely recommend OBS, I've been using it for a while after moving over from Fraps. It has a bit of a learning curve, but it's totally free and has a huge support community with plenty of plug-ins and settings to play with. Fraps is not a bad choice if you're willing to pay for it (it's pretty cheap for what it is) but not as flexible as OBS (not to mention the giant file sizes). I used Fraps with my old dual-core CPU because encoding on the fly would case severe performance loss, whereas Fraps had a minimal impact on performace in exchange for the harder-to-manage files. I suggest you try OBS first seeing as it's free, and hopefully you'll find you like it.

[Cgermino89]

I'd definitely recommend OBS, I've been using it for a while after moving over from Fraps. It has a bit of a learning curve, but it's totally free and has a huge support community with plenty of plug-ins and settings to play with. Fraps is not a bad choice if you're willing to pay for it (it's pretty cheap for what it is) but not as flexible as OBS (not to mention the giant file sizes). I used Fraps with my old dual-core CPU because encoding on the fly would case severe performance loss, whereas Fraps had a minimal impact on performace in exchange for the harder-to-manage files. I suggest you try OBS first seeing as it's free, and hopefully you'll find you like it.

Sounds good. Doesn't hurt to try.

[AleksaSavic3]

I never had any problems with Shadow Play, which I use everyday

[Guest adamopoulospan35]

Razer's game booster or however it's called

[imperialplanet]

Shadowplay

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