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1. #Avast low spec experience 720p
2. #Avast low spec experience install
3. #Avast low spec experience upgrade
4. #Avast low spec experience windows 10
5. #Avast low spec experience password

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#Avast low spec experience password

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#Avast low spec experience upgrade

Most of the things you tried changing wouldn't have helped and should not be done- there's no reason to use the OpenGL renderer at all (it is disabled by default in fresh installs of OBS), downgrading is only helpful in very specific circumstances (users who cannot upgrade to latest OS versions). I might suggest making a new, fresh profile and scene collection, with nothing but a game capture in it, and see if the same thing happens there or not. Your output size is unusual, but even so I don't see how it would cause that. I don't see anything obvious in your settings that should be causing it under your circumstances. If that 60 frames dropping is typical even without the stuttering you're seeing, then I think OBS is not reporting that in the log, which means it's possible that the stutter is upstream of OBS somewhere? If anyone can offer a solution or other things to try, it would be greatly appreciated.

I can see it happening when moving a window around on screen or just my cursor using display capture. I have tried various output resolutions and it makes no difference.

#Avast low spec experience 720p

I stream at 1340x754 because that is the size of twitch's player and it is clearer than 720p being stretched up to that. I have tried each monitor plugged in solo, and it makes no difference. They are the only thing my 2 PCs have in common hardware wise.

Not starting from when streaming or recording starts. It happens around 15 minutes of OBS being open. This doesn't fully fix the problem, but it does make it so that the stuttering starts every ~1 hour 40 minutes instead of every ~15 minutes. One thing I have tried that helped, but didn't not fix the issue is using a refresh rate testing website to make note of the true refresh rate of my main monitor, and then setting OBS to a fractional FPS value based on that. I have since then built a new PC with all new hardware and it still happens. I first noticed this on my 7 year old PC.

#Avast low spec experience windows 10

OpenGL renderer, Windows 10 Game Mode on/off. Nvenc, x264, various settings on and off. Having a scene with nothing other than game capture.

#Avast low spec experience install

Reinstalled Windows, clean install of OBS. This isn't a problem I am willing to throw money at. I have tried everything I can think of/find to get rid of this short of purchasing a capture card. It is clipped when the stutter starts ~15 minutes into the stream, and goes until the video is smooth again to show the disparity. Here is an example clip from a test stream. It happens with game capture, display capture, and window capture.

The only thing that is the same across the PCs is Windows 10, Monitors, and OBS. It has been an issue across multiple PCs. This is a problem that I have had for some time now, and have been unable to fully fix. Sometimes it will not go away until I close OBS and reopen it. Sometimes this lasts for a couple seconds. Around 15mins into a stream, recording, and even just having OBS not doing anything other than previewing, the preview starts stuttering and that stutter goes into the output.