AMD ReLive versus NVIDIA ShadowPlay Performance

Sgraffite said:
Are these specifically limited to 16:9 resolutions? Just asking because that is all that is mentioned and very specifically mentioned at that.
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This works at 21:9 - I have tons of ShadowPlay recordings at 3440x1440. Finding free software that can edit that resolution and export it while maintaining that aspect ratio is far more difficult.

daglesj said:
Just remember folks, watching your recorded gaming moments isn't that exciting.

So don't go to too much effort.
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I have had some seriously funny / epic gaming moments to share. Maybe if you play solo that doesn't happen that much, but I almost always play with a group of 2-7 other people and we like to share & edit clips amongst the group. Sharing the clips allows some of the people who couldn't be there that night to share in the fun.

I think it is also clear that we are not alone in this by the sheer number of montage clips and funny video collections out there on Youtube that regularly get a lot of views.

JustReason said:
Lol!! Yeah, I didn't install relive because I don't need proof how bad I suck at gaming, even if that is all I do.
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If I find a game that I really want to improve at, I often record the gameplay and review it to see where I made mistakes. It is often easy to spot behavior that you didn't realize that you were consistently doing that was leading to deaths or obvious errors.

I started doing that in Destiny 1 when I decided I wanted to improve and bring my K/D up for Trials. It became obvious after reviewing footage that I was peeking places I shouldn't be, challenging fights when I was at a disadvantage, and out of position on many occasions. After a few months of reviewing the footage and making some changes, I more than doubled my K/D and massively improved my awareness / game sense.
 
Fleat said:
This works at 21:9 - I have tons of ShadowPlay recordings at 3440x1440. Finding free software that can edit that resolution and export it while maintaining that aspect ratio is far more difficult.



I have had some seriously funny / epic gaming moments to share. Maybe if you play solo that doesn't happen that much, but I almost always play with a group of 2-7 other people and we like to share & edit clips amongst the group. Sharing the clips allows some of the people who couldn't be there that night to share in the fun.

I think it is also clear that we are not alone in this by the sheer number of montage clips and funny video collections out there on Youtube that regularly get a lot of views.



If I find a game that I really want to improve at, I often record the gameplay and review it to see where I made mistakes. It is often easy to spot behavior that you didn't realize that you were consistently doing that was leading to deaths or obvious errors.

I started doing that in Destiny 1 when I decided I wanted to improve and bring my K/D up for Trials. It became obvious after reviewing footage that I was peeking places I shouldn't be, challenging fights when I was at a disadvantage, and out of position on many occasions. After a few months of reviewing the footage and making some changes, I more than doubled my K/D and massively improved my awareness / game sense.
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Yep I did that with Destiny 2 and the crucible. Was having a tough time keeping above 2/1 K/D ratio and did exactly what ya stated, recorded a few sessions and saw what I was doing wrong.
 
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Fleat said:
I have had some seriously funny / epic gaming moments to share. Maybe if you play solo that doesn't happen that much, but I almost always play with a group of 2-7 other people and we like to share & edit clips amongst the group. Sharing the clips allows some of the people who couldn't be there that night to share in the fun.

I think it is also clear that we are not alone in this by the sheer number of montage clips and funny video collections out there on Youtube that regularly get a lot of views.
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The long winter nights must just fly by! :LOL:
 
Putting AMD and Nvidia results on separate pages was not the best of ideas, and diminishes the usefulness of a comparison. I just looked at the first two AMD results, realized the irritating format, and then just went straight to the conclusion.
 
Yet, I am sitting here thinking my 1080p games are just fine. You guys are like performance mechanics, always striving for that extra performance!
 
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