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[CoshCaust]

If you care.

I'm personally thoroughly stoked.

I started throwing something together to be sure Movie Maker could handle importing 120 FPS videos, slowing one down by half and uploading it to Youtube to confirm it's view-able in 60 FPS- but did you really expect me to not get carried away and throw some music in it..?

[Dixie_Chick]

Jelly af.

[HK-47D]

Ok... Sorry kidney, I need a gsync monitor now.

[JackVandal]

i hate you and your pc so much, so much, *sobs*

[HK-47D]

what are your system specs cosh?

[CoshCaust]

Ok... Sorry kidney, I need a gsync monitor now.

a 120+hz monitor ;)

 

what are your system specs cosh?

GTX 770

i5-4690K

8GB RAM

And my brother overclocked everything; he built his computer before i built mine, and is damn knowledgeable on it, and overclocking- it's kind of his hobby.

I'm astounded that i'm capable of having nearly full graphics settings and recording footage at 120 frames per second. That being said, my PC is at its limit in doing so; i close all programs and had to tune OBS very particularly to be able to do this (i don't even record mic audio). You can actually tell the 120FPS recording quality is lower than Shadowplay. If i could, i would increase the bitrate in OBS...maybe i'll get a new graphics card soon...

Edited by CoshCaust, 08 January 2016 - 12:18 AM.

[Rainbow_Sheep]

Those particle affects look amazing slowed down <3

[HK-47D]

Nice rig!

I'm questioning my choice in monitor.
Don't get me wrong, it's a nice 2K monitor. But I can only push it to 80Hz.

GTX 980 TI
I7-4790K
32GB RAM

[Rainbow_Sheep]

Nice rig!

I'm questioning my choice in monitor.
Don't get me wrong, it's a nice 2K monitor. But I can only push it to 80Hz.

GTX 980 TI
I7-4790K
32GB RAM

Join the 2 monitor master race, use your current monitor as your 2nd monitor and then get a nice 120/144hz monitor which you can use as a main.

Edited by Rainbow Sheep, 08 January 2016 - 05:14 AM.

[HK-47D]

I like that plan a lot ^

I wonder if Gsync is worth the $$$ or if any 144hz screen will do.

[CoshCaust]

All the specific settings for the curious, from my Reddit post:

 

- 8GB RAM, i5-4690K, GTX 770; overclocked (if you want specifics on overclocking, i can figure it out)

 

- OBS:

-- Video encoding: x264, quality balance 10, max bitrate 30000

-- Audio encoding: AAC, 48kHz, 48, mono (fuzzy bunny tier, lol)

-- Broadcast settings: file output to .mp4

-- Video: 1920x1080, no downscale, 120 FPS

-- Advanced: multithreaded optimizers, normal priority class, scene buffering time 700, ultrafast x264 CPU preset, high encoding profile, keyframe interval 2, CFR, ALLOW 61-120 FPS ENTRY (WHY DID I HAVE TO EXPLICITLY ALLOW THIS?? IT fuzzy bunnyED WITH MY HEAD FOR 10 MINUTES WHY IT WOULDN'T KEEP MY 120 FPS SETTINGS), default bind to interface, latency tuning factor 20

 

- Hawken video settings:

-- Every setting active or highest possible, except...

-- Motion blur inactive (you take me for a pleb?)

-- Vertical sync inactive

-- Image grain inactive

-- Static effect inactive

-- Anisotropy 8x

[Amidatelion]

I like that plan a lot ^

I wonder if Gsync is worth the $$$ or if any 144hz screen will do.

You spent all that money and didn't get a g-sync?

[MechFighter5e3bf9]

I like that plan a lot ^

I wonder if Gsync is worth the $$$ or if any 144hz screen will do.

since it has its refresh rate bound to the videos framerate it totally removes screen tearing (tearing can occur from video out framerate being smaller OR larger than the refresh rate and the vsync alwase makes a noticeable lag to me in hawken that makes this new type of monitor very cool