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 On a system with a i5 4690k CPU and a GTX 1080 GPU:\
 When recording Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild at 4k, fps drops from 30 to 7 when using OBS Studio + nvenc, however when using this screen recorder the fps remains at 30.\
 When recording GTA V at 4k on highest settings, fps drops from 60 to 23 when using obs-nvfbc + nvenc, however when using this screen recorder the fps only drops to 58. The quality is also much better when using gpu screen recorder.\
-It is recommended to save the video to a SSD because of the large file size, which a slow HDD might not be fast enough to handle. If you notice jitter in the video output then you could also switch to a lower quality setting. Ultra quality is usually overkill, very high is good enough.
+It is recommended to save the video to a SSD because of the large file size, which a slow HDD might not be fast enough to handle. This might also be an issue if the drive is partitioned with NTFS.
+If you notice jitter in the video output then you could also switch to a lower quality setting. Ultra quality is usually overkill, very high (the default) is good enough most of the time.
 ## Note about optimal performance on NVIDIA
 NVIDIA driver has a "feature" (read: bug) where it will downclock memory transfer rate when a program uses cuda (or nvenc, which uses cuda), such as GPU Screen Recorder. To work around this bug, GPU Screen Recorder can overclock your GPU memory transfer rate to it's normal optimal level.\
 To enable overclocking for optimal performance use the `-oc` option when running GPU Screen Recorder. You also need to have "Coolbits" NVIDIA X setting set to "12" to enable overclocking. You can automatically add this option if you run `sudo nvidia-xconfig --cool-bits=12` and then reboot your computer.\