If you try to record a game, try recording in at least 720p, 480p is possible but will look odd on modern monitors.
@Zeelmaekers wrote:Hey @gg123xyz
I got a 2070 OC that is always maxing out on usage.
i am bold now to ask if you could please follow the instructions in my previous post with a video that shows how to see the statistics to have a look and see what fps your getting mostly with that 2070 oc? i want to know if your getting 144 fps mostly and your cpu and ram info, and while your at it, show us a video of one of you apex legends games with the stats showing on screen so we can see the stats for your pc too, that would be cool.
if you dont see them i think it would be fun to see them, like a self assessment thats always interesting to read about yourself and your stuff using measuring equipment and stats.
because i think it would be an eye opener to see if your fps are lower than mine with my gtx 1060 because you have a higher resolution. for the game, and desktop resolution and video quality of the game.
I'll Upload one tomorrow but with the CAM overlay (same as Afterburner but is more stable but same information).
Please mind that i currently have high packet loss (60%) because of the server issue.
In-game i have most of the time 120-144 FPS on 1920 x 1080.
With average temps of 60-70 On GPU and 50-60 Max on CPU.
But if you look at my specs below, i don't think i would have slower FPS then you 😳
If you wonder about my specs:
Components:
MSI GeForce RTX 2070 Gaming Z OC
Intel I5-6900k
MSI MAG Z390 TOMAHAWK
16BG Trident Z RGB Dual Channel 2x8GB
Kraken X62 280mm with RGB
Samsugn SSD 970 EVO 500GB
Seagate ST2000DM008-2FR102
Cooler Master Masterwatt 650W
Phanteks Enthoo Evolv X
Gaming peripherals:
SteelSeries Arctis Pro + GameDAC
FNATIC Rush Pro Gaming Keyboard, MX Cherry Switches
FNATIC CLUTCH Gaming Mice
Monitors:
Acer XF270H 144HZ
PL2288H 60HZ
