FPS drop during OBS

Hey @Sgt_CHIKUN I was thinking more then just shutting off just Origin, everything else that is running on your PC. 🙂

/Atic 

@Sgt_CHIKUN Okay I just want to make sure there is nothing else running in the background. 🙂

[Edit: removed a few post going off topic in the thread] - Atic 

/Atic 

(thank you for doing so, offtopic is never good)

I am suspecting Killer Networking to be causing it, have you any knowledge of it being responsible for such things? and if you do know, is there a way around it. @EA_Atic

@Sgt_CHIKUN easy thing is to shut if off and see if work with out it or are you using hardware version of it? 

/Atic 

@EA_Aticit is the driver for being able to connect to the internet. With it comes the program Killer Control Center. As of what I have understood, it portions out the internet speed that I have to the programs using it. So theoretically it might be considering BF1 a less of a priority than OBS thus strangling BF1 causing me to have low fps >ingame< but fluent fps on OBS-to-Twitch data.

Will I be able to function without Killer Networking Center?
Can I even delete Killer Networking Center without losing Killer Networking driver, which is required to have to connect to the internet at all?

I do not assume you know of these questions within your line of work, but as a pc-happy person you might.

Tonight i will attempt to stream by forcing KNC to have both on high priority.

Then I will attempt to uninstall KNC after having downloaded the program in case it removes my internet access.

I will update you on the results after that, i hope you will still be around for it.

Hey @Sgt_CHIKUN

This would be perfect example to do a clean boot just to make sure there are no other programs messing with BF1. 🙂  When it comes to specific questions to Killer Networking Center You will have to ask there support for how it works, its out outside experience.

/Atic