Minecraft FPS Drops When Recording (i7-6700 & GTX 1070)

[Danny Q.]

Hello, ever since I got my new PC, when I tried to record with Mirillis Action on Minecraft (playing in 1920x1080) my frames goes from 600-800 to 100 and it looks so choppy (while playing & looking at the recording).

When I got frustrated with it I changed my Screen Resolution to 1280x720 and now I get over 300FPS while recording which makes everything smooth. But recently I started to dislike the fact that everything doesn't look High Quality when uploading videos and want to go back to 1920x1080 but I don't want my videos and gameplay to look so laggy.

Does anyone know how to fix this? I'm tired of 1280x720.

OS: Windows 10
CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6700 CPU @ 3.40 GHz
RAM: 8GB
RAM allocated to Minecraft: 4GB
Monitor connected to the GPU via HDMI Cable

 

[reckoning]

Do you have an ssd?

 

[Danny Q.]

Do you have an ssd?

Yes

 

[kiruv]

Cracked action or paid

 

[Danny Q.]

Cracked action or paid

Paid

 

[Danny Q.]

Use OBS.

Oh hell no. OBS makes my frames even worse

 

[SheepeyDarkness]

Use bandicam,doesn't take that much power. 100 frames isn't bad at all I record at 20-40

 

[reckoning]

You probably need more ram, maybe try overclocking your cpu also, but recording lowers your fps a lot,

 

[Danny Q.]

You probably need more ram, maybe try overclocking your cpu also, but recording lowers your fps a lot,

When I'm in 1280x720, my frames only drop around 100 or so. I see people with GTX 970's recording in 1080p with 200 frames or so. I'm on a 1070 I don't see why my frames drop from 800 to 100 like wtf?

 

[Settlements]

Few things that helped me.
Check all drivers updated
Try different settings (1080p 30fps) etc
Try different encodings

 

[Danny Q.]

Few things that helped me.
Check all drivers updated
Try different settings (1080p 30fps) etc
Try different encodings

1. Already done so many times
2. Already tried. I even tried 720p
3. Already tried with Mirillis Action. Also tried to use OBS but that makes my frames worse.

 

[reckoning]

When I'm in 1280x720, my frames only drop around 100 or so. I see people with GTX 970's recording in 1080p with 200 frames or so. I'm on a 1070 I don't see why my frames drop from 800 to 100 like wtf?

It’s your ram than, recording chews it, 8gb for your system is pretty much the only bottle neck you have

 

[kojoti]

Hello, ever since I got my new PC, when I tried to record with Mirillis Action on Minecraft (playing in 1920x1080) my frames goes from 600-800 to 100 and it looks so choppy (while playing & looking at the recording).

When I got frustrated with it I changed my Screen Resolution to 1280x720 and now I get over 300FPS while recording which makes everything smooth. But recently I started to dislike the fact that everything doesn't look High Quality when uploading videos and want to go back to 1920x1080 but I don't want my videos and gameplay to look so laggy.

Does anyone know how to fix this? I'm tired of 1280x720.

OS: Windows 10
CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6700 CPU @ 3.40 GHz
RAM: 8GB
RAM allocated to Minecraft: 4GB
Monitor connected to the GPU via HDMI Cable

This problem seens a little bit weird (God pc, no recording xD), but we will firgure out the problem, can you tell me how much Mhz your ram have?

 

[reckoning]

This problem seens a little bit weird (God pc, no recording xD), but we will firgure out the problem, can you tell me how much Mhz your ram have?

It’s the amount of ram, 8gb isn’t enough too record with, even more so when Minecraft has 4gb allocated

 

[Danny Q.]

This problem seens a little bit weird (God pc, no recording xD), but we will firgure out the problem, can you tell me how much Mhz your ram have?

Mhz? What's that

 

[kojoti]

Mhz? What's that

It is the speed of your memory (ram)

 

[Danny Q.]

It is the speed of your memory (ram)

Where do I go to check?[DOUBLEPOST=1506574741][/DOUBLEPOST]

It’s the amount of ram, 8gb isn’t enough too record with, even more so when Minecraft has 4gb allocated

It only drops when I'm in fullscreen.

 

[reckoning]

Where do I go to check?[DOUBLEPOST=1506574741][/DOUBLEPOST]
It only drops when I'm in fullscreen.

Don’t play full screen lol, leave it windowed, Minecraft has never been a game that’s liked recording when full screened, I’ve always had problems doing it myself

 

[Danny Q.]

Don’t play full screen lol, leave it windowed, Minecraft has never been a game that’s liked recording when full screened, I’ve always had problems doing it myself

Actually my frames drop too when I'm in windowed too (maximized).