FPS drop during OBS
-------I run during stream: Streamlabs Chatbot. (Tried without, changes nothing) Spotify. (Tried without, changes nothing) OBS. (Settings optimized, tried with x264 and with nvenc, tried with lowe...
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@Sgt_CHIKUN
Someone with a similar issue figured out that the problem was that DX12 was enabled.
You could check if that's your issue too. 🙂
Otherwise you could try to do a Clean Boot.
How to: https://help.ea.com/en-us/help/faq/how-to-clean-boot-your-pc/
Someone with a similar issue figured out that the problem was that DX12 was enabled.
You could check if that's your issue too. 🙂
Otherwise you could try to do a Clean Boot.
How to: https://help.ea.com/en-us/help/faq/how-to-clean-boot-your-pc/
I run dx11. dx12 has not been an issue.
i dont need to do a clean boot. i have a freshly installed windows and the issue existed previously to it and persists even after.
EA_AticDICE Team
Hey, @Sgt_CHIKUN do you have programs such as MSI afterburner installed or anti-virus etc. This is one of the reasons to see if there is program messing with Battlefield 1 hens the question if you can do a clean boot.
Do you only get this issues while streaming?
FPS deteriorating over time is something new, not something I have seen in BF1. Have you overclocked anything of your hardware?
/Atic
- Yes I did suspect MSI afterburner for a while and tried without.
I start origin,
Launch game,
Start obs,
Engage stream,
Go in on a server,
Play,
Obs no issues, no frame loss,
Game starts getting frame drop starting after 10-15min gaming.
Game reaches 15fps,
I quit obs, frame still 15 in bf1,
I quit server, frame still 15 now on homescreen of bf1,
Quit game and start game up, still 15.
Quit game and origin, start all up still 15.
Restart pc all together, back on 60.
If I start any other game up during the status of 15 that other game is on normal 60 fps, thus not internet (isp) related.
No it's not overclocked.- EA_Atic
Hey @Sgt_CHIKUN Thanks for the brake down on what is happening!
So when its stuck in 15 FPS mode, how are temps and performance(usage), in other words how is the health of the PC?
This is a really odd issue. trying think on what you can do.
/Atic
@Sgt_CHIKUN wrote:
I run dx11. dx12 has not been an issue.
i dont need to do a clean boot. i have a freshly installed windows and the issue existed previously to it and persists even after.
The argument that you don't need to try a clean boot because Windows is newly installed doesn't work for me. If you have installed other software than Origin and Battlefield besides Windows you still need to do it to rule out all other applications and services that might be running in the background.
Besides that, you should probably also make sure it's not a memory leak. If the leak is in sections like the non pages pool area the memory can't get released again until you reboot the computer. I personally use https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/rammap for that.
- Youre deliberately misunderstanding. You assume I didn't try by only having the issue showing thing installed. I did try with only the necessities. Let's not argue.
Didn't misunderstand on purpose, you just wrote it a bit confusing so I genuinely misunderstood. I'm also a bit confused as to what "You assume I didn't try by only having the issue showing thing installed" means.
If you tried the clean boot did you check for the memory leak? A screenshot of the memory when the issue is occurring might help.
