17 Dec 15, 09:01PM
(17 Dec 15, 09:25AM)ZS/Horse Wrote: I am only on integrated (Dell Latitude 3340) and I tryed the in-game limiter and it doesn't work. And how the **** is it a storage issue? I get a 0FPS drop WHILE RECORDING in Skyrim, Need For Speed, Battlefield, Halo, GTAIV, and other games. It is definitely NOT a storage issue. I have a 2TB SSD. So in reply to your incredibly inaccurate and falsified information, I'm going to say you have no clue what you're talking about.
Wow, I've never seen a Dell Latitude 3340 mounted with a SSD that costs twice his price but let's pretend I did not see that. Even if it's true, some SSD aren't that better than HDD for Fraps anyway.
Well, you are clearly the one here who has no clue what you are talking about. Let me re-explain you "like if" you were retarded.
To start, I'd like to say that, around 5 years ago I've had the exact same issue with AssaultCube (note the 20 FPS), and I did not come on this forum, crying and beeing agressive toward people who tried to help, because I fixed the issue. I admit, it was such a hard issue to point out and I tried a few things that did not help me at all, same thing for my two friends who were also trying to figure out how to not lag as hell while recording. Then we founded a video explaining why such a thing was often occuring and how to properly fix it, we did it, that worked.
In all the Fraps recommandation you will find, it will always say to record on a dedicated device, the best is to have a whole piece of hardware dedicated to the writting of the recordings. If you can't, then a few options are offered to you, you can write on an external device but it is often bad because you must carry a device able to write really fast since Fraps recording size per second is huge, USB3.0+ for HD+ videos (it also depends of the framerates per seconds of the recording of course). But the best option is still to create a virtual partition as I said earlier.
I've found this thing saying the same things than me in overall, it's complete and you should look at it even if it's from 2013, anyway Fraps is part of the old times, now that graphic card's drivers are able to save videos without any lags, huge size, quality drop or any issues in overall.
You have 4 threads, how many cores do you have? Maybe it will gives us some additional informations that might help. Fraps barely uses more than a single core.
Now before you dare to open your mouth one more time saying what I told you is wrong, I ask you to at least give it a go and tell me if it works or not. And no need to be agressive.