Just some questions I got... well, I looked at night's videos and my computer probably isn't as good as his... I don't think I can record at 1080p...
My computer Specs:
CPU: i7 3.0 Ghz
GPU: GTX 470
Ram: 3 gb
And I'm not going to risk overclocking...
For some reason I can only record around 720x460 without lagging. 1600 x 1200 is okay but sometimes the graphics lag a bit. I may need to increase my memory because there seems to be some sort of bottleneck effect thus resulting in clumps of lags from time to time.
So what is considered standard 'frapping' for this kind of unit?
I can do 800x600 at 60 fps well. But is it better to do at 30fps and go bigger? Any suggestions?
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#2
Posted 02 November 2010 - 10:26 PM
for frapping, u need more ram. cause u start to feel lag when ur memory can't hold those data and starting write them on the harddrive. ram = temp storage with 1000mb/s or more writing speed. However, a normal hd can only write 35mb/s , the output of 1080p is like 150mb/s .
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Posted 03 November 2010 - 04:22 AM
cool, so it has nothing to do with my GPU/CPU... This is my first time with new parts... I was using IDE hardware until just now... t-t.
The average hard drive is 7200 RPM which is about 75 mb/s.... 150 mb/s is so much.
night probably has a 15000 RPM hard drive. ones that are 500-800gb are at least $450. @.@
The average hard drive is 7200 RPM which is about 75 mb/s.... 150 mb/s is so much.
night probably has a 15000 RPM hard drive. ones that are 500-800gb are at least $450. @.@
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