What is the gameplay recording and display resolution?
What is the gameplay recording and display resolution?
Graphic card: MSI GeForce gtx 1650 super 4 gb
RAM: 16gb 3200mhz
Cpu: Ryzen 7 2700x
Current monitor settings: 1366×786 resolution. Even with GeForce Experience recording at 1080p, the output remains 720p at 60fps when uploaded to YouTube. Can screen recording be done in 1080p?
If I upgrade to an FHD monitor, would performance problems arise? I thought higher resolution would make gameplay smoother at 1366×786.
It isn't feasible to capture a higher resolution than what the output provides. To achieve greater output resolutions, you can activate DSR in the NVIDIA control panel. Running the game at a higher resolution will also reduce performance, with all other settings unchanged.
As discussed earlier, any capture tool you use will only work with the resolution of the displayed clip. As previously noted, DSR (Dynamic Super Resolution) is Nvidia's method for simulating higher resolutions, but it will also cause a significant performance drop compared to actual playback at those resolutions.
With your current specifications, you may need to restrict the games you play to 1080p or 1440p using DSR. You can turn on DSR in the Nvidia Control Panel under Manage 3D settings > DSR Factors. Make sure all relevant options are checked and apply it. Using DSR at simulated higher resolutions is a great way to test how your system handles different game resolutions.
Also keep in mind the system requirements listed by each game's developers. If you're unsure whether your hardware meets the needs, UserBenchmark.com is a useful resource. Simply search for "your hardware" versus "required hardware" on Google, and you should find a relevant comparison link.