I've been using OBS with AMD's hardware encoding , the performance hit is much similar to ReLive (720p 60fps) , though I'm using a pretty old GC now (7850) , recording in CSGO seems to be okay , in heavy Graphics game , such as Dying light , the recorded video seems to have freezing issues while in game there weren't any issues. With a much higher end card I'm pretty sure it ain't a problem anymore.

Fun fact , I tried recording with ReLive in Dying Light just now , just when I stepped out of the base , the whole screen literally went Blue , and it restarted my pc , it wasn't a BSOD though.

Okay now. I just tested AMD Chill feature. It is not working with Dota 2 even when I am just watching those ranked match both in Vulkan and DX11. FPS still hovering around 120+ ~ 160+ fps

720p60 is easy, i can do that with MSI Afterburner with VCE. 1080p60 is whole different story with my 290x.



What card and what CPU you currently using to get tat FPS?

Btw Dota 2 not in the list.

I5 4690k 4.5ghz
R9 290 flashed to R9 390 with mem mod. Core 1100 , Mem 1400
Running 1440p .

You're right. For Overwatch, Radeon Chill works. It drops the fps to 40 only when I don't move the mouse. Once I move the mouse , fps back to normal .

This post has been edited by k!nex: Dec 9 2016, 08:10 PM

Just curious, what software you used to check the FPS?

FRAPS, MSI Afterburner

Damn, the game love strong single core performance i guess.

I noticed it said "Whitelisted game are manually selected", does that mean you can manually add game into the whitelist?

Dota 2 has an option to see fps
Overwatch also . It shows you your vram usage too and gpu temp

No need do anything whitelist. In Wattman tab, bottom area. Got 1 option call Global Chil. Just set On. Thts all.

For dota2, if i run with no vsync on for 1080p, all 4 core almost max out. But 1080p fps can spike till >200

Yup , I'm using that setting due to size/quality/ balance , if not I would do 1080p60 instead. Also just for casual recording anyway

What spec to look out for to know that it's a FreeSync monitor? Thanks.

http://www.lazada.com.my/viewsonic-vx2757-...g-11027907.html

This one is very tempting though:

http://www.lazada.com.my/lg-29um57-29-ultr...y-13316934.html

U shud try look for lg 29um68, newer model iinm not sure tho.

Another reasonable priced Ultrawide monitor with Free Sync:

Another year, another unlockable AMD GPU.
Overclocker enthusiast der8auer just released a couple of BIOSes that MAY unlock your Sapphire RX-460 4GB and Asus RX-460 4GB to a full fledge Polaris 11.






I guess it's worth to pay extra if it's unlockable.

Sauce: http://overclocking.guide/amd-radeon-rx-46...eam-processors/

Linus being Linus, reviewed a Freesync monitor with Nvidia card that totally capable of Freesync.

This post has been edited by Acid_RuleZz: Dec 11 2016, 01:19 PM

yeah man. sometimes i really hate him bcoz of his "bias". see how he handle that monitor? did not see him do the same to other "premium" brand products.

Ah ok. Dem if only there's like an LG store over here or something.

Such a good price, if only it has a 1080 one. Even at that I think my RX480 is gonna sweat a lot.

LG has a 32 inch Ultrawide at 2560x1080 monitor.

Not sure whether there is free sync or not.