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Guest BigMac530

I want to start recording game-play and putting it on YouTube, but I am unable to record while I play due to the fact that it makes the game lag. I know quite a few people here use fraps and are able to record at full settings and still get a video with great quality. I do use an external HD to record the game-play onto but it still lags when I am recording at "high" settings for Battlefield 3. I dont want to turn down the graphics because I can't really play that way, and I don't want to record at half size because the quality of the end product is crap. This is for any game by the way, not just BF3.

 

Let me know what I can do to play at full game settings and still get good quality from my videos.

 

Specs:

 

-Intel i7 Quad Core 930 @3.36GHz

-6GB Triple Channel 1333Mhz DDR3 RAM

-Single ATI Radeon HD 5870

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Guest iNoizZ

What I basically do is turning the resolution to 1280x720, and turn MSAA of. So I cant record 720p @ 60 FPS.

But then again, my I have ur system only then with 2 AMD 6870's. So, I really think you should turn down quality.

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Guest RET.CDR.CrAzY_NuTtA=US=

Even though i could record higher, listen to what inoizz says.

 

I ALWAYS play on 1280x720, even when not recording, and i have all my settings on lowest. Before i overclocked my CPU it was impossible to record since the graphics settings were done by the GPU, so changing them did nothing at all and i would always get the same fps. After overclocking i guess i had enough CPU power to record 60fps constantly, so i would try that. Changing the graphics settings doesnt affect much because again thats down to the GPU, its the CPU that needs more to record.

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Guest BigMac530
Ive tried doing that before and its a big difference from what I normally play on which is 1920x1080 on "High" settings. I want to know whats holding me back from recording at full settings without lagging.
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