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Here they are:
1. use FaceRig at a lower resolution, you can go as low as 960x540. I assume you are using FaceRig as webcam view, so the view is already small.
2. use a lower setting in the game you are streaming, after all, you are basically streaming two games (resource wise)
3. use window capture instead of FaceRig Virtual Webcam and disable Broadcast. There is an option to hide the interface.
4. limit FaceRig's refresh rate to 24-30 fps. Go to General Options > Performance Tab.
5. Camera resolution needs to be low (General Options > Resolution).
Here is my setup:
Processor: Intel Core i7-9700k 3.6 GHz
GPU: Nvidia GTX 1080 Founders Edition
16GB DDR4 Ram
1TB M.2 SSD
Corsair 750 Watt Power Supply
Webcam: Logitech HD Pro Webcam C920
Thank you again for your time and assistance so far! <3
Hi Ashlyn_Black i hafe the same issue, do you found a Solution ?
Background FPS is related to the OS, so that means that it's up to how many resources offers you for that. There is not way of editing a file to set or adjust the background FPS.