Prompt good and codec setting for him
i7-2600, 8gb RAM, R9 270x 2GB
Tried Lagarith and it eats at 10-15 fps recording, tried more c codec for AMD with her all the horror, a game show 60 FPS, and write more than 30 FPS is not
even if you remove the check mark from the Force CPU Processing, according to the game is 60 fps, record of 50-55, but when watching videos slow and slows
Lossless codecs are not meant for playback. If you just want to record videos without editing them after, use a lossy codec (like x264vfw https://www.videolan.org/developers/x264.html (https://www.videolan.org/developers/x264.html)). It would also be useful to see your environmental information to see if the harddive is too slow for 1080p @ 60fps.
It turned x264vfw adjust codec, but watching the video as if poor quality, but the codec settings the ABR 60000, and in the video 80000 kbit / s because of what may or so so at all?
CFR (Constant rate-factor) is the way to go, that'll try to keep the same quality over the whole video. It'll not look as good as lossless (unless you go to RF0, which will produce huge files). I personally don't use the codec for initial recording, so I don't have a personal recommendation, but this (https://sokosensei.wordpress.com/2013/02/25/how-to-properly-configure-dxtory-h264-encoder-mp3-lame-encoder/) looks good.
x264 is cpu demanding, it perform good only on fastest setting, and if you get low crf it will produce good quality. Btw I did some losseless codecs test before and with Lagarith never could record in 60fps, try use something like UTVideo codec and set proper options cause as every lossless codec it needs a ton of good disk transfer (my results was in http://forum.exkode.com/index.php?topic=1790.0 thread, you can check what options are good for your disk)