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1. Because you have the Afterburner overlay enabled.
2. Don't understand Q
3. Afterburner isn't an audio recorder ...
4. Do you have an FPS cap set in Afterburner ?
I changed the FPS cap, I had it disabled, not sure if it's bad or not.
And I turned the overlay off.
Thanks for the help! That solved two of my problems. (I hope)
Hands up, been using Afterburner 2 years and had no idea you could use it to record, my bad.
Set custom fan curves
Limit FPS to monitor frequency to remove the need for V-Sync
Overclock GPU
On screen overlay to monitor GPU use/temps and FPS
https://obsproject.com/
http://store.steampowered.com/app/372390/D3DGear__Game_Recording_and_Streaming_Software/?snr=1_7_15__13
Does a pretty good job on recording while having a lower impact on your fps overall.
https://obsproject.com/