This is a Razer internally tested method to ensure full 144 Hz gaming monitor performance while allowing the Razer Ripsaw to stream at 60 Hz.
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Ensure your 144 Hz gaming monitor is plugged into your gaming computer via DVI, while your Razer Ripsaw is plugged in via HDMI.
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Go to your gaming computer's "Screen Resolution", and set your Razer Ripsaw to act as an extended desktop; that is Gaming monitor = "1" and Razer Ripsaw = "2".
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Download and open OBS on your gaming computer.
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Set up OBS to "1920 x 1080 – 60 FPS" in your Razer Ripsaw-virtual desktops, not your gaming monitor screen.
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Go to "Advanced Settings" and disable encoding during preview. The resulting stream to OBS will be at a very minimal footprint on your gaming computer.
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Add source of the game from Gaming Monitor 1 to OBS.
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Open OBS on your streaming computer, and add Razer Ripsaw source as "1920 x 1080 at 60 FPS".
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Drag OBS on the gaming computer across into the preview on the streaming computer. Your streaming computer is capturing the mirrored footage on the Razer Ripsaw-virtual extended desktop at 60 Hz, from your Gaming Monitor 1 running at 144 Hz.
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Ensure to run full-screen preview on the gaming computer for OBS.