After suffering with ShadowPlay problems for months, he dedicated part of his weekend to finally solving the issue.Īfter a lot of cable switching, Battle(Non)Sense concluded that having the primary monitor (on which you game and record) plugged into the port closest to the motherboard, causes corruptions. Thankfully, YouTuber creator Battle(Non)Sense has done the legwork for us.
I couldn’t find an easy solution, and couldn’t dedicate the time to extensive troubleshooting. I have run into these problems myself, and they actually caused me to switch over to OBS. Unfortunately, some users have found ShadowPlay to be inconsistent, regularly exporting gameplay that is choppy, sometimes with artifacts, or a lower-than-normal frame-rate.
ShadowPlay has very little effect on performance, and so is a no-brainer for video creators, or for those who just fancy making some occasional GIFs. If you’re a PC gamer with an Nvidia GTX graphics card, then you’ll likely use ShadowPlay to easily capture gameplay highlights and screenshots.
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