OBS recording

[Redjo]

What are most likely going to be the best settings to use for simple recording fast-paced, high-detailed games (FPS or League of Legends for example) in 1440p @ 60 fps? Here is my current hardware and settings breakdown:

Hardware:

i7 5820k stock  3.30Ghz 
EVGA 980Ti Hybrid Edition not overlocked 

16GB 3200hz RAM 
2560 x 1440 G-Sync/IPS monitor, max refresh of 165Hz

OBS Settings:
 

Encoding:

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Video:
 

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Advanced:

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When I go back and look at my videos they aren't very clear but slightly blurry or pixelated. I did try moving my CPU preset to Faster but I started getting 'High CPU/Encoding' warnings or whatever they actually say. I would prefer not to downscale if I don't have to. 

If you see anything else that I can change or tweak, please let me know. If you need any other information, just ask me below and I will post it.

[Electronics Wizardy]

Turn of res downscale in video.

 

 

[Redjo]

3 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

Turn of res downscale in video.

 

 

O wow it was actaully downscaling the resolution, i put that to none now thanks alot! 

Any other things to change? 

[EminentSun]

Use nvec, your gpu is much better at encoding than you cpu, and if your not streaming to twitch use a bitrate of 25,000+.

[Redjo]

5 minutes ago, EminentSun said:

Use nvec, your gpu is much better at encoding than you cpu, and if your not streaming to twitch use a bitrate of 25,000+.

Ok i did what you said

Encoding: 

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Advanced: 

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Should i use CFR and CBR? 

[EminentSun]

Alot of programs have dificulty reading variable frame rate so yes, for bit rate I would recommend trying both constant and variable and seeing if there is any difference.

 

Also I would suggest turning you audio bitrate up to 160 or 198-ish.

[Electronics Wizardy]

16 minutes ago, EminentSun said:

Use nvec, your gpu is much better at encoding than you cpu, and if your not streaming to twitch use a bitrate of 25,000+.

But quality is much worse. 

[EminentSun]

Can't qoute the guy above me, but the f*ck?

[Redjo]

48 minutes ago, EminentSun said:

Alot of programs have dificulty reading variable frame rate so yes, for bit rate I would recommend trying both constant and variable and seeing if there is any difference.

 

Also I would suggest turning you audio bitrate up to 160 or 198-ish.

Whats the difference on this audio settings, should i put it to max 320 [The more the better quailty]? 

Also i dont see any difference beetween CBR / CFR or None 

 

[Redjo]

29 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

But quality is much worse. 

I will put it back to CPU x264