F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Playing Battlefield V at 140 fps while streaming on a second screen can cause instability.

Playing Battlefield V at 140 fps while streaming on a second screen can cause instability.

Playing Battlefield V at 140 fps while streaming on a second screen can cause instability.

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CfuntimeMC
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11-22-2022, 04:27 AM
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I'm part of the odd bunch who likes to watch while playing. Most games work fine for me except in the battlefield mode. The frame rate usually stays around 130-150 FPS but it feels unstable like I'm experiencing lag. Anyone have ideas on fixing this? I've had issues with my old CPU and a previous one (I7 4790k). My current setup is Windows 11 64-bit, i5 13600K, Asrock b660 Pro RS with the latest BIOS. I plan to upgrade to something better because it has a power cap on the CPU. I also have an MSI GTX 1080 Ti with Armor Corsair Vengeance LPX 3600MHz and 16GB RAM (two 8GB modules). I'm not sure if I need any extra components. There are no crashes or error codes, but I've tried lowering in-game settings, changing resolutions, updating drivers, reinstalling Windows, and even reinstalling the OS.
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CfuntimeMC
11-22-2022, 04:27 AM #1

I'm part of the odd bunch who likes to watch while playing. Most games work fine for me except in the battlefield mode. The frame rate usually stays around 130-150 FPS but it feels unstable like I'm experiencing lag. Anyone have ideas on fixing this? I've had issues with my old CPU and a previous one (I7 4790k). My current setup is Windows 11 64-bit, i5 13600K, Asrock b660 Pro RS with the latest BIOS. I plan to upgrade to something better because it has a power cap on the CPU. I also have an MSI GTX 1080 Ti with Armor Corsair Vengeance LPX 3600MHz and 16GB RAM (two 8GB modules). I'm not sure if I need any extra components. There are no crashes or error codes, but I've tried lowering in-game settings, changing resolutions, updating drivers, reinstalling Windows, and even reinstalling the OS.