OBS New NVENC Presets Benchmark (NVENC Usage) CQP Recording at 1440p

Just a short benchmark on how the new OBS NVENC presets impact NVENC usage
PC SPEC
- Intel i9-9900k
- Z390 Aorus Master
- G.Skill FlareX 32GB (4x8GB 3600 CL15)
- RTX 2070 Super
- Samsung 860 EVO (2x512GB)
- ASUS PG279Q
METHODOLOGY
- I set the refresh rate from 144hz to 60hz and use the v-sync in Nvidia control panel. The reason I did this to reduce any inconsistent in high fps. And also this is NVENC usage benchmark, not fps benchmark.
- Just like the previous video, I ran the GTA V benchmark 5 times before recording to remove any shader compilation so there will be no stutter when recording.
- This recording use the latest OBS 29.0.2 in 1440p resolution, with NVENC H.264, CQP 25, and with all new NVENC presets.
For more information about other settings like profile, keyframe, tuning and etc. will be shown in the beginning of video.
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
00:05 Spec
00:12 NVENC Settings
00:19 File size difference
00:24 Scene 1 (Franklin First Safehouse)
00:34 Scene 2 (Vinewood)
00:44 Scene 3 (Trevor House)
00:54 Scene 4 (Del Perro Pier)
01:04 Scene 5 (Hydra and West Vinewood)

[@wrywndp]

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[@DragaFIN]

Do you have plans comparing NVENC hevc (h265)? Would be interesting to see difference between NVENC h264

[@wrywndp]

the NVENC usage? maybe in 3 days.
for quality comparison? I don't think there is almost no or no difference between h264 and h265 when using CQP (since , the only difference is the file size since h265 has better compression.

[@citizenkane4382]

P4 seams sweet spot... :) ?

[@wrywndp]

P4, P5 or even P6 for h264
P4 and P5 for H265