What To Do Now?

[JFischer00]

In a previous thread, I determined that my G3258 wasn't enough for recording Minecraft at 1080p60. My new i5-4590 arrived today. I quickly installed it and started up Minecraft and OBS. I set OBS to Quick Sync, started recording, and... got similar results to the G3258. I then tried Dxtory: same thing. What should I do now? It's really annoying being able to run Minecraft with a consistent 250+ FPS, but not being able to record at 1080p60.

 

EDIT: 720p60 works fine...

Edited April 3, 2016 by JFischer00

[GeorgeKellow]

GPU?

[JFischer00]

Just now, GeorgeKellow said:

GPU?

For now, HD 7850. Soonish, GTX 960 or R9 380.

[GeorgeKellow]

Just now, JFischer00 said:

For now, HD 7850. Soonish, GTX 960 or R9 380.

Get the r9 380 or 380x imo if you can, squeeze for an r9 390 if you can

[JFischer00]

Just now, GeorgeKellow said:

Get the r9 380 or 380x imo if you can, squeeze for an r9 390 if you can

So wait until I get a better GPU and use it for recording?

[GeorgeKellow]

Just now, JFischer00 said:

So wait until I get a better GPU and use it for recording?

Your card should be okay for recording atm 

 

[JFischer00]

1 minute ago, GeorgeKellow said:

Your card should be okay for recording atm 

 

Ok, well I just thought of something. Could it be that I'm looking for quality that doesn't exist in recording? How does this look to you?

2016-04-03-1551-30.mp4

[GeorgeKellow]

Seems okay