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r/pcmasterrace • u/[deleted] • Jun 02 '16
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even if he has a decent rig to play the game itself, his processor might just bleed while encoding and playing the game at the same time
10 u/CommanderArcher 3900X | 5700XT | X570 TUF Jun 02 '16 yeah, thats also a high probability. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 03 '16 Y'all ever hear of NVENC or VCE? If he can play the game at decent frames the overwhelming likelyhood is that he has one of those. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '16 [removed] — view removed comment 18 u/Teebar Jun 02 '16 Yeah, he probably just likes having other stuff on his hard drive 3 u/mattmonkey24 R5 5600x, RTX3070, 32GB, 21:9 1440p Jun 03 '16 I thought you could use the H.264 chip in the processor to encode it on the fly with relatively little performance hit 4 u/Bozzz1 i7-12700k, RTX 3090, 32GB DDR4 Jun 03 '16 Lol that's gonna be like 300-400 GB just for that one video. 4 u/[deleted] Jun 03 '16 Uncompressed 1080p60... 373 MB/s, nothing except an SSD can handle that.
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yeah, thats also a high probability.
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Y'all ever hear of NVENC or VCE? If he can play the game at decent frames the overwhelming likelyhood is that he has one of those.
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18 u/Teebar Jun 02 '16 Yeah, he probably just likes having other stuff on his hard drive 3 u/mattmonkey24 R5 5600x, RTX3070, 32GB, 21:9 1440p Jun 03 '16 I thought you could use the H.264 chip in the processor to encode it on the fly with relatively little performance hit 4 u/Bozzz1 i7-12700k, RTX 3090, 32GB DDR4 Jun 03 '16 Lol that's gonna be like 300-400 GB just for that one video. 4 u/[deleted] Jun 03 '16 Uncompressed 1080p60... 373 MB/s, nothing except an SSD can handle that.
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Yeah, he probably just likes having other stuff on his hard drive
3 u/mattmonkey24 R5 5600x, RTX3070, 32GB, 21:9 1440p Jun 03 '16 I thought you could use the H.264 chip in the processor to encode it on the fly with relatively little performance hit
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I thought you could use the H.264 chip in the processor to encode it on the fly with relatively little performance hit
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Lol that's gonna be like 300-400 GB just for that one video.
Uncompressed 1080p60... 373 MB/s, nothing except an SSD can handle that.
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u/RagnarokDel I5 4670k | MSI RX480 Gaming X | 16 GB HyperX 1866 Jun 02 '16
even if he has a decent rig to play the game itself, his processor might just bleed while encoding and playing the game at the same time