On the other hand, we observed that OBS continues to work well at a 60 FPS frame rate at 1152 × 658.
Increasing the frame rate to 60 FPS at 720p resulted in lagging and breakdown when using XSplit software as the recorder. Well, both software support 720p content at a 30 fps frame rate, which is the minimum acceptable standard. Some of the titles that were used in testing both out are quite graphics-intensive and require larger CPU usage. Since the software is often used to stream games, we compared their performance while streaming games. How do the two compare in this case? Let's see. This factor incorporates how much of your CPU is needed to power the software, and if the software is too power-hungry, it can result in lagging and similar problems.
Is XSplit better than OBS or vice versa? The performance of the software is an important consideration that helps to answer this question.
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