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'recording' to nvme SSD Overwatch

Walt
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EDIT: 
I found the solution:

 

1) Make sure Overwatch is closed.
2) Open your Settings_v0.ini file, located in Documents\Overwatch\Settings
3) Find the [MovieExport.1] section.
4) Add a line for VideoPath = "<insert new path here>" and provide a path. For example: VideoPath = "C:\Users\yourusername\Desktop"
5) Save and close the file.

 

https://us.battle.net/forums/en/overwatch/topic/20757626513#post-13

Hi everyone,

In the new overwatch client you can save your replays and 'record' them to a mp4 file. I've read that recording to a SSD is a bad idea but is that also the problem with a nvme SSD? And if so is there a way in overwatch that let you record the files to somewhere else?

Thanks!

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EDIT: 
I found the solution:

 

1) Make sure Overwatch is closed.
2) Open your Settings_v0.ini file, located in Documents\Overwatch\Settings
3) Find the [MovieExport.1] section.
4) Add a line for VideoPath = "<insert new path here>" and provide a path. For example: VideoPath = "C:\Users\yourusername\Desktop"
5) Save and close the file.

 

https://us.battle.net/forums/en/overwatch/topic/20757626513#post-13

My own build: RΛZΞR theme

CPU: Intel Core i5 7600K // CPU cooler: Cryorig H7 // Motherboard: MSI Z270 gaming pro carbon //       

Video Card: MSI Armor gtx 1070 OC 8GB // RAM: Corsair Vengeance 16GB 3200MHz //  

SSD: Samsung EVO 960 500GB // HDD: 2x WD yellow edition 2TB //

Case: NZXT H440 RAZER edition // Power Supply: Corsair RM550x //         

Operating Software: Windows 10 pro 64-bit

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I don't know that recording to an SSD is "bad" per se.  Perhaps if your SSD is small and space is a concern.   All of the conversations regarding SSDs being bad for recording that I have seen are referencing older SSD tech.

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