What is the optimal method for capturing gameplay at 60fps with a 75Hz refresh rate?

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What is the optimal method for capturing gameplay at 60fps with a 75Hz refresh rate?

What is the optimal method for capturing gameplay at 60fps with a 75Hz refresh rate?

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RM2013
Junior Member

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10-01-2023, 05:40 AM

#1

Hi all. Let me simplify my question. What’s the optimal method to capture gameplay at 60fps with a 75Hz monitor so the final video runs as smoothly as it can? Or is lowering it to 60Hz the only option? Thanks in advance.

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RM2013

10-01-2023, 05:40 AM #1

Hi all. Let me simplify my question. What’s the optimal method to capture gameplay at 60fps with a 75Hz monitor so the final video runs as smoothly as it can? Or is lowering it to 60Hz the only option? Thanks in advance.

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TrueLegacy2
Junior Member

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10-06-2023, 03:43 AM

#2

Make sure your capture tool is configured for 60FPS output. What is the status of your GPU, and which tool are you employing?

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TrueLegacy2

10-06-2023, 03:43 AM #2

Make sure your capture tool is configured for 60FPS output. What is the status of your GPU, and which tool are you employing?

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Devies
Member

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10-11-2023, 01:53 PM

#3

What issues arise when recording at 75FPS?
The necessity for 60FPS is explained, and it's noted that YouTube also converts automatically to 60FPS.

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Devies

10-11-2023, 01:53 PM #3

What issues arise when recording at 75FPS?
The necessity for 60FPS is explained, and it's noted that YouTube also converts automatically to 60FPS.

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Kev67824
Member

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10-15-2023, 03:44 AM

#4

Yeah I gave it a shot but the video still feels choppy and laggy. It's running on GTX 1070Ti with R5 2600, and I'm not sure if it's the game causing it or something else. This game is known to have stuttering or frame drops, so I'll try another one to check if things improve.
Record using Bandicam. Thanks for your reply.
Really? I assumed the upload should be at 60fps.
Thanks again.

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Kev67824

10-15-2023, 03:44 AM #4

Yeah I gave it a shot but the video still feels choppy and laggy. It's running on GTX 1070Ti with R5 2600, and I'm not sure if it's the game causing it or something else. This game is known to have stuttering or frame drops, so I'll try another one to check if things improve.
Record using Bandicam. Thanks for your reply.
Really? I assumed the upload should be at 60fps.
Thanks again.

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WildCandy
Senior Member

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11-01-2023, 03:34 PM

#5

Consider trying to record with ShadowPlay and compare the outcomes.

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WildCandy

11-01-2023, 03:34 PM #5

Consider trying to record with ShadowPlay and compare the outcomes.

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kika2222
Junior Member

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11-06-2023, 09:42 AM

#6

I might have made a mistake when I first tried recording at 75Hz two days ago because everything now seems almost identical.
I tested four different settings:
- 75Hz refresh rate / game record at 60fps / Vsync OFF
- 75Hz refresh rate / game record at 60fps / Vsync ON
- 75Hz refresh rate / game record at 75fps / Vsync OFF
- 75Hz refresh rate / game record at 75fps / Vsync ON

Suddenly everything looks very similar now. Maybe my eyes have adjusted?
I usually play at 60Hz and changed to 75Hz two days ago just to check if my monitor supports it.
By the way, I still use Bandicam because the app shows the in-game FPS counter, though OBS Studio doesn’t have that feature.
Thanks for your time.

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kika2222

11-06-2023, 09:42 AM #6

I might have made a mistake when I first tried recording at 75Hz two days ago because everything now seems almost identical.
I tested four different settings:
- 75Hz refresh rate / game record at 60fps / Vsync OFF
- 75Hz refresh rate / game record at 60fps / Vsync ON
- 75Hz refresh rate / game record at 75fps / Vsync OFF
- 75Hz refresh rate / game record at 75fps / Vsync ON

Suddenly everything looks very similar now. Maybe my eyes have adjusted?
I usually play at 60Hz and changed to 75Hz two days ago just to check if my monitor supports it.
By the way, I still use Bandicam because the app shows the in-game FPS counter, though OBS Studio doesn’t have that feature.
Thanks for your time.