If you try to record a game, try recording in at least 720p, 480p is possible but will look odd on modern monitors.
Community AdminHey, does disabling real-time protection make much of a performance difference? I know nothing should be installing while you're playing Apex, but we tend to prefer to be paranoid about such things. Can you try playing without disabling it and see if anything changes much? That way you'll have more peace of mind too :D
yeah i will try that now. heres a video recorded at 720 a few minutes ago;
here's the game, 720p, with the windows defender real time antivirus on, and it hit 90+ percent cpu a few times, and, the previous video went to 70 + percent twice briefly.
so the real time antivirus does take a toll on the cpu, i spent most of the video looking for a gun i could use, heh 🙂;
i just finished this game a few minutes ago. good to watch the cpu to see if it goes to 90 percent, the real time antivirus is off, its 720p;
i updated my recording the game and seeing the hw statistics video below so i will post the links below;
video deleted. instructions updated, new video link below in new post
i thought i would get 100 fps or so on the drop with my gtx 1060 6gb, i overclocked it and still no, i did some research and i think it takes a gtx 2070 to get 144 fps on the drop and all through the game. my pc hw is a gtx 1060 6gb, i4790 cpu, 16gb ram, ssd for windows and another ssd for recording the game, win 10 64.
