Even putting the “cores” the program uses to 8 doesn’t reduce the FPS drop. Not only HUGE files, but you take a big FPS hit. It has average record quality, but HUGE file sizes. It doesn't bring much to the table that the others can do better. This isn't bad, but it’s the worst of the group. Not windows sounds AND a mic) -Cost: $30 Overall: Monstrous file size, big FPS drop, and average quality. (p “Low Compression” is 5GB) -Not fully customizable -Only records Windows Sounds (i.e. Allows several overlays (CPU, GPU, Teamspeak, Time) Cons: -Decent FPS drop when recording (Dropped from 80fps to 45fps in Skyrim) -HUGE files. Playclaw Pla圜law : Game Video Recorder alternative, Game Screen Capture, Ventrilo Teamspeak overlay, Game Recorder Pro: -Pre-Record feature (Nice if you only want to record snippets) -User friendly interface. I've tested each one quite a bit, and ranked them. I’ve recorded in 1080p, 720p and 540p (Fraps only has Full or half screen options) and recording at smaller resolution does help with a little with the FPS drops in some of them, but they still drop too many FPS considering the quality lost. Without recording I get 80 FPS (I disabled V-sync). I load the same save point each time and record. Core i7 2600K OC to 4.5 Ghz 8 GB DDR3 1600 120 GB OCZ Agility 3 (OS drive, NOT used in recording) 2 x 1 TB Wester Digitial Blacks in RAID 0 (Used in recording) Nvidia 570 GTX OC My benchmarking is done on Skyrim on Ultra Settings. So far I've tested Fraps, Bandicam, MSI Afterburner 2.20 Beta, Dxtory, and Playclaw. I wanted to record my BF3 games without a huge hit to FPS and without extremely large files. Over the last couple days I've been trying out a bunch of different screen recording software.
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