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High-end video cards narrow a budget card’s features. So you know, having a dedicated video card does ease the job, while reducing some of your CPU load.

When you record a screen in the same PC, it uses your CPU power to capture screenshots/images and stores them temporarily in your RAM, which later gets processed and stored as a video file in your hard disk/SSD.Īlso read: How to Optimize Low-end PC for Gaming?Īlso read: Boost Gaming Performance with V-Sync and FPS Limiter When you use a GPU, your display output is handled by the GPU, for which you directly connect HDMI/VGA cable to the card, instead of PC. Other than gaming, a GPU can be used for various works, such as video editing, video capturing, and more. Trouble shooting: I don’t think it matters, but we also turned on Desktop recording in the Nvidia Experience App, hidden within the recording menus settings, with a simple on/off switch.For most people out there, it’s really confusing, if a dedicated GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) actually helps in screen recording or not? A GPU is a dedicated video card/chip, which fits in the PCIe slot.

For our animation studio however we wanted to record in 4K on a HD monitor to increase the resolution of our current Mixed Reality Filming techniques. Perfect for recording games for Youtube Videos, software tutorials. Voila… successfully recording 4K screen captures on a HD monitor. – Set the recording resolution to 3840 x 2160 … and make sure it isn’t downscaling to a HD file.

Record using OBS (64 bit version, as 32 bit kept refusing to stop recording).

– We then record using OBS, though Nvidias screen recording (used to be called Shadowplay) should work as well. – Set your resolution to 3840 x 2160 (*an option that wasn’t there before). – Right click your Windows 10 Desktop, choose Desktop Settings, – I had to log out and back into Windows to refresh the OS after this… – In 3D Settings, set DSR Factors to 4.00x (native resolution) – Right click on Nvidia Experience in the task bar and open up the Nvidia Control Panel icon. (*We have a rather awesome Nvidia 1080 GPU, but I would assume it will work for the 1060 or 1070 as well). If you have a Nvidia graphics the following could work, depending on the age of the card. You need to record 4K footage on a PC monitor that can only be set to HD and you don’t want to buy a 4K monitor.