News - I Can See The Dark With This. Best Warzone Visibility/filters
Now if you were on a 10900k with a 1660, then you would probably run into issues because your CPU is so much stronger than your GPU. Your GPU is held back, so any extra burden, like running the filter application, will be very noticeable in game, so I just wanted to get that out there and on record so that y'all know if you're on a balanced system, you're probably not going to see any meaningful hit to performance.
If you're a content creator who doesn't clone their monitor or capture card, this filter will not be applied. By default, you need to add this filter in OBS if you're a single PC user using game capture like you should, or if you're a dual PC user using projection or NDI. It is super simple to add these filters to OBS.
All you need to do is right-click your source and go to filters at the bottom. Right-click add, and you'll apply a lot. As you can see, I've already added one here, and I've browsed to the same directory. Where the filter factory is, I've added this L, and then you can use it. The bar here indicates how much of the L you want.
Once you're done, you can hit close, and as you can see, the L has been applied. Filters aren't the only thing I've been cooking up. I have been working really hard to try to evolve the audio tune. I have a version of the audio setup that utilizes Elgato Wavelink. I am live a lot over on Twitch, TV, and Isore War, and until the next article, I'll be back in the lab cooking for you all.
I'll catch you all
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