My question is which is better for encoding streams on Twitch. Here is my PC data:
Intel (R) Core (TM) i7-9700F CPU @ 3.00 GHz 3.00 GHz
(but has some boost so it can go up to 4.70 GHz)
GeForce GTX 1660Ti
16GB RAM
1920 x 1080, 144Hz
With a lot of games it works to stream over the CPU but when I play it does not work so if I play Rocket League everything works fine but when I play CoD Modern Warfare the stream hangs my video bit rate is 6000 kbps at the moment I code with the CPU as I said but there are laggs in the stream.
Then just give the GPU a try?
In the worst case, nothing really changes.
In terms of performance, the GPU is the better choice.
With 12+ real cores, the CPU can also be used very well.
In any case, your 8 cores / threads are too scarce for real-time coding and gaming.
The problem is if I run it on a GPU, it depends on the way it is, also in Rocket League, for example, where it has not been hung once before.
Ok what can I best set at OBS so that the small laggs no longer occur?
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Set the encoder default to "performance", or "fast".
Ok I did that, I'll see afterwards when I'm live whether it works or not.
So nothing works right now I can't fix the problem
If I put it on GPU then the stream is lagging even if I don't play anything or just run a cheap game, if I put it on CPU then the whole thing works but if I want to play Modern Warfare that is bad
