Which is the best screen recorder for low end pc?

[Foxy #L4dnation]

Intel Core 2 Duo @2.80Ghz
AMD Radeon HD 5570
RAM 5 GB

I could barely get 10-15 FPS in Left 4 Dead 2 with Bandicams, is there anything lower than that?
L4D2 Specs: All lowest, res 1080p

[ʙᴜɴ.ᴇ]

obs

[SMIFFY]

5GB of RAM O_o

[Nepgear]

Originally posted by Legend1466:

Originally posted by 💕 𝓑𝓾𝓷 💕:

obs

What

Open broadcast software

[[LTT] LinusFTW]

That PC is far too slow to record games I'm afraid.

[Guts]

Use StreamLabs OBS... same OBS just better

https://streamlabs.com/slobs/d/14363006

or use fraps

[Foxy #L4dnation]

Originally posted by jocose t.tv/impaleyourface:

Use StreamLabs OBS... same OBS just better

https://streamlabs.com/slobs/d/14363006

or use fraps

Fraps gave same results as bandicams :(

Originally posted by LTT LinusFTW:

That PC is far too slow to record games I'm afraid.

I have this pc for years now, and before i had even worse laptop. Gotta survive somehow :D

[Guts]

Originally posted by Foxy #L4dnation:

Originally posted by jocose t.tv/impaleyourface:

Use StreamLabs OBS... same OBS just better

https://streamlabs.com/slobs/d/14363006

or use fraps

Fraps gave same results as bandicams :(

Originally posted by LTT LinusFTW:

That PC is far too slow to record games I'm afraid.

I have this pc for years now, and before i had even worse laptop. Gotta survive somehow :D

Then yeah use StreamLabs OBS or just plain obs... shouldnt hit your system performance at all :) here is a referral link to StreamLabs OBS I use it for streaming but you can also record
https://streamlabs.com/slobs/d/14363006

[SMIFFY]

Originally posted by jocose t.tv/impaleyourface:

Use StreamLabs OBS... same OBS just better

https://streamlabs.com/slobs/d/14363006

or use fraps

Fraps is up there as the worst option for him, it's a horrible piece of resource hogging software.

[Kargor]

Yeah, AMD 5xxx is ancient.

Recent NVidia chips, and I'm assuming AMD has the feature too, can record games "for free". At least that's what it feels like -- I don't do a whole lot of recording, but when I do there's no noticeable impact.

Resulting files are pretty large, but that's no real surprise -- it's doing a "live" encoding, after all. I would probably have to reduce quality if I wanted to "stream", but for just making a short clip of something and uploading it to Youtube I don't even bother reencoding.

[Guts]

Originally posted by Legend1466:

Originally posted by jocose t.tv/impaleyourface:

Then yeah use StreamLabs OBS or just plain obs... shouldnt hit your system performance at all :) here is a referral link to StreamLabs OBS I use it for streaming but you can also record
https://streamlabs.com/slobs/d/14363006

But you know right that programs use CPU to run?

Well, every program uses CPU to run? lol

You can use the NVENC coder to use a dedicated GPU but he doesnt have one so either way he will have to use CPU... Unless he wants to buy a external capture card lmao

[AustrAlien2010]

Everyone will give you different answers, based on their personal preferences... If you want then use external hardware to record.

[Guts]

Originally posted by AustrAlien2010:

Everyone will give you different stupid answers, based on their personal preferences... If you want the real ♥♥♥♥ then use external hardware.

Does your opinion count as a "different stupid answer?"

[AustrAlien2010]

Originally posted by jocose t.tv/impaleyourface:

Originally posted by AustrAlien2010:

Everyone will give you different stupid answers, based on their personal preferences... If you want the real ♥♥♥♥ then use external hardware.

Does your opinion count as a "different stupid answer?"

I don't give opinions.

[Guts]

Originally posted by AustrAlien2010:

Originally posted by jocose t.tv/impaleyourface:

Does your opinion count as a "different stupid answer?"

I don't give opinions.

Facts I see, well I can't argue with you. External is the best way to go

[AustrAlien2010]

Originally posted by Legend1466:

Originally posted by AustrAlien2010:

Everyone will give you different answers, based on their personal preferences... If you want then use external hardware to record.

But you know he can't play games from 2017-2019.

It's still undeniable that OP needs a better computer first. What else can he game with ancient specs of games from 2017-2019 require now high specs?

I don't know this one. I just give it the best answer. I'm not going to argue with you. This one says he wants to record without slowdown, so it must use a recording device.
The recording can then convert back to it´s PC.

It doesn't have to spend massive amounts of gold on components for it´s PC. Just because you tell him so. And it already has a PC. So please, stop bothering me.

It can hook up a tape recorder for all I care.

I´m having a headache, right now. So I don´t want to argue with you. This is not a discussion, this is a question.