There is some documentation about how much better the twitch streaming encoder is for the 9070 series, but i havent seen much else in videos/reviews.
Does anyone have experience or know where to look for this info?
So I have not streamed a long while, but I do video encoding on handbrake. I’m pretty sure you can just use VCE on it like you would on my 7900XTX.
I have not seen anyone cover this and it was one of the claims AMD made on their presentation for the cards. When I did a cursory search I didn’t see where any mainstream reviewer has tested, however, some like ars technica even mentioned it…
“with fixes for long-time shortcomings (ray-tracing performance, video encoding, and upscaling quality) that should, in theory, make them more tempting for people looking to ditch Nvidia.”
AMD Radeon RX 9070 and 9070 XT review: RDNA 4 fixes a lot of AMD’s problems - Ars Technica
So no idea. Maybe a 9000 series owner here on the forum could test, but I’m not aware of who has one here besides Wendell.
@wendell this would be an amazing and useful video idea
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EposVox usually has good videos regarding that kind of thing:
I haven’t seen the video myself yet.
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There is a review from Eposvox on youtube, you can search it easiy.
Yeah, I would do this if I had the resources but right now I’m dealing with life trouble so I’ve been MIA.
The more people that can provide data, the better.
Yeah, if anyone does watch this, can the data itself be separated from the video? Like the numbers themselves because people will want searchable numbers rather than watch an entire video.
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