EPTstreaming diablo 3 at 720p 60fps @ 1500 bitrate
or 1080p 30fps @ 2000 bitrate
Also which one is more desirable to watch?
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Zushen
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streaming diablo 3 at 720p 60fps @ 1500 bitrate or 1080p 30fps @ 2000 bitrate Also which one is more desirable to watch? | ||
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Clarity_nl
Netherlands6826 Posts
My native resolution is 1920x1080, if I lower this will that help? I know changing my resolution will mess with my sensitivity, is there a way to keep my sensitivity the same? Thanks. | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20326 Posts
On October 07 2012 07:56 Zushen wrote: of the two what is more intense on the cpu? streaming diablo 3 at 720p 60fps @ 1500 bitrate or 1080p 30fps @ 2000 bitrate Also which one is more desirable to watch? The 1080p30 should take very slightly more cpu, but 720p60 will have more of a performance hit in game, because you are capturing the entire screen 60 times per second instead of 30. No reason to change bitrates, you desperately need the small boost at both resolution*fps's and it wont affect cpu usage. If you can stream @ 2k with one resolution you can do it with any. | ||
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Craton
United States17281 Posts
On October 07 2012 09:41 Clarity_nl wrote: My computer has issues in teamgames with 4-6 maxed armies on my screen, and my graphics are on low. My native resolution is 1920x1080, if I lower this will that help? I know changing my resolution will mess with my sensitivity, is there a way to keep my sensitivity the same? Thanks. Lowering the resolution could definitely help. Considering how trivial it is to do so, why don't you just try it yourself? | ||
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Rollin
Australia1552 Posts
On October 08 2012 12:09 Craton wrote: Lowering the resolution could definitely help. Considering how trivial it is to do so, why don't you just try it yourself? It's actually unlikely to change anything as army size doesn't really put more strain on the gpu, he'll be entirely cpu bound. To adjust you sensitivity, reduce the dpi on your mouse by whatever factor you reduce the resolution of your screen (in height not total number of pixels). | ||
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Clarity_nl
Netherlands6826 Posts
On October 08 2012 12:09 Craton wrote: Lowering the resolution could definitely help. Considering how trivial it is to do so, why don't you just try it yourself? Because my question was a 2 parter and I wanted to have the same relative sensitivity... It's also rather hard to replicate 4 maxed armies on my screen. Watching a replay is not the same as playing. On October 08 2012 12:34 Rollin wrote: It's actually unlikely to change anything as army size doesn't really put more strain on the gpu, he'll be entirely cpu bound. To adjust you sensitivity, reduce the dpi on your mouse by whatever factor you reduce the resolution of your screen (in height not total number of pixels). Thanks, much more helpful than "go figure it out yourself, it's easy" For someone who knows nothing about computers... CPU would refer to motherboard/RAM and GPU would refer to my graphics card? So if my issue is with army sizes (runs fine until there is a lot of stuff) does that mean it HAS to be cpu bound? Thanks in advance. | ||
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Myrmidon
United States9452 Posts
Since the issue is with large armies, it's definitely CPU bound, as mentioned previously. If you have an older system, to upgrade the CPU to anything significantly better, you may require a new motherboard and/or RAM for compatibility purposes. | ||
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Nawabowi
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Namelless
Germany38 Posts
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lefty
United States1896 Posts
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/lWoLc.png) I just formatted my computer, anyone know why my text show up like this? Is there a way to fix this? Thanks | ||
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DooMNoThx
Bulgaria185 Posts
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skyR
Canada13817 Posts
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Cubikill
United States31 Posts
On my second screen there is a grey bar ( 1 1/2 by 1/2 inches) in the center. Any ideas on how to remove it? | ||
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Kazragore
United States369 Posts
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TheToast
United States4808 Posts
On October 13 2012 09:34 Kazragore wrote: Hey I've used the built-in backup utility in Windows 7, and for some reason it's taken up way more space on my external hard drive than I was expecting. There seems to be two different backups on the hard drive: In the picture, in the WindowsImageBackup folder there's a .vhd file that's 558 GB, which I'm assuming is a backup file. Then there's also the BRIAN-PC file that is taking up a ton of space on the HD (like 700 GB or so), which seems very much like another backup file (when I double click it it asks me if I want to 'restore files from this backup.' Why is there two separate backup files? Do I need both? a .vdh file is a hard drive image (or virtual HDD) image file. It basically contains a copy of every file on your entire drive so that you can restore the drive (or another drive of the same size or larger) to the EXACT same state as it currently is. Handy, but if you're short on space it's pretty unnecessary. I'm not sure if the Windows backup offers any compression features or how compressed that file may already be. You could look into that a bit, you might be able to get the size down significantly. But if you don't have the disk space, I suggest instead using a program like Free File Sync (open source, you can find it on source forge) to backup on the files you really need, like your My Documents folder or whatever. If you did want to got the route of creating a backup image file, Clonezilla might be a better option. It's pretty fast and can do some nice compression. | ||
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teknotrance
61 Posts
Currently I have ga-970a-ud3 fx-8150 Corsair vengeance 8gb model: Corsair Vengeance 8gb ddr3 CMZ4GX3M1A1600C9 I want to add another 8gb but with different model but still ddr3 at 1600.. this is the model CMZ8GX3M1A1600C10 corsair vengeance ddr3 | ||
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TheToast
United States4808 Posts
On October 14 2012 09:08 teknotrance wrote: can you run two different ram models of same brand? Currently I have ga-970a-ud3 fx-8150 Corsair vengeance 8gb model: Corsair Vengeance 8gb ddr3 CMZ4GX3M1A1600C9 I want to add another 8gb but with different model but still ddr3 at 1600.. this is the model CMZ8GX3M1A1600C10 corsair vengeance ddr3 Yes, but going over 8GB of RAM is worthless unless you're doing high end graphical rendering or physics modeling. | ||
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teknotrance
61 Posts
On October 14 2012 10:42 TheToast wrote: Yes, but going over 8GB of RAM is worthless unless you're doing high end graphical rendering or physics modeling. Well, I use vm a lot and 3 vm seems to be close to 8gb. and 3vms is just a starting point for many vm's i'll need, so it might be handy for me. Let alone my browsers have several tabs open and other opened apps aswell. | ||
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Aerisky
United States12129 Posts
I just got a new laptop (yes!!!), a 15.6" 1080p. But the resolution is so high that all the text is tiny. Is there a way to scale stuff up without resorting to the Windows option that makes everything ridiculously blurry/pixelated and whatnot? I also tried changing some settings in chrome, and the text is indeed bigger but the google services bar is still miniscule, not to mention in google search everything is shoved over to the left and whatnot >< I've been googling around but can't seem to find a solution, my head hurts ;_; (a condition aggravated by the tiny text) Edit: also, how do I know whether my GPU (nvidia gt 650m) is activated? I have Intel HD gfx and the nvidia card both enabled, but dxdiag only shows that I have the Intel HD graphics. Is this supposed to be how it is, or should I disable the integrated graphics? Thanks!! ^_^ | ||
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