Game DVR does not record at full 60 fps. How do I make it to capture all 60 frames?

Greg, I mean no disrespect, but are you kidding me?

I have gone through all of your posts and will dissect your reply link by link now.

• Link https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows10/comments/lxcy8x/xbox\_game\_bar\_wont\_record\_at\_60\_fps\_when\_it\_is\_set/ "When i set Xbox game bar settings to 60 FPS it wont record at that and will record at like 20-30 FPS instead. Anyone know how to fix this.
  Laptop Specs:
  Ryzen 5 3500U Vega 8 IGPU Btw i was able to record at like 50 FPS before idk what happened..."

The person on reddit has NO response, solution or a fix for a similar issue.

• Link Xbox game capture won't record at 60 fps despite that being the setting (xbox-forums.com) Several answers provided, but they are absolutely ridiculous by modern standards - "Well if you are recording Xbox footage at 60 fps you should put it at 30 fps because that what BF3 runs at. Recording at 60 fps could cause desyncing." - this is not even remotely true and the person asking the question similar to mine specifies that they "...set it to 60 fps (high video quality), and also v-sync is not turned on." while still receiving a lot less frames in a recorded clip.
• Link Game DVR won't record in 60fps - Microsoft Community
• Link How to record games at 60 FPS with high quality audio using Game DVR on Windows 10 | Windows Central It's just a link that teaches how to enable a 60 fps recording in high quality in Game DVR.

I have already ENABLED 60 fps recording in game DVR, I have already SELECTED High video quality. My games run at WAY above 60 fps, nearing 120-150 fps in any game I throw at my PC. Yet the Game DVR recorded footage is ALWAYS below 60 fps that I selected for recording.

Come on, man. How is this even an Xbox Chat support issue if I am having problems in Windows 11 as I have specifies multiple times in this thread? Your response is well-meaning, but it completely misses the point of my question and provides blanket statements without even any workaround. I know that you are an Independent Advisor, but, by God, I've been nothing but specific in describing my problem.

60 FPS recording DOES NOT RECORD IN 60 FPS, BUT RECORDS IN 45-50 FPS. How to fix?!

Hi there, have you upgraded to Windows 11?
I've been using 3 different systems and I tend to benchmark games on all of them, and Windows Game Bar used to be enough for the task with good performance.
But since I've upgraded 2 of my systems to Windows 11 I've started to have very inconsistent video files, the more I record the worse it gets.
Altough surprisingly, my oldest and weakest system which is stuck with Windows 10, just continues to record fine at 60 FPS with Game Bar DVR.
Probably they just broke Game DVR on a latest update... SHAME, seriously!

At first I tought it was something related with Nvidia Drivers or something (GTX 1650 Super), but even with one of my laptops with an Intel Iris XE which used to work just fine, it's also having the same issues now...

JEZZ Microsoft why...
I had to install Nvidia Geforce Experience and OBS to continue to record, can't believe I had to install useless Geforce Experience stuff which adds tons of useless services/processes to the background!

Thank you, Greg. You've done your best. Your suggestions may help other users, as they are entirely about a different issue, and I do not see a fix in any of your suggestions (meaning Game DVR records at full 60 fps as intended instead of 45-50 fps as it does now, despite 60 fps recording option being selected).

P.S. I am on a desktop PC, and I have no charger plugged in, it's not a laptop. Nothing is throttling my CPU/GPU performance, NOTHING. The games run at frames way above 60 frames per second, but the recording made by Game DVR ends up being 45-50 fps instead of selected 60 fps. It is not a throttling issue whatsoever.

I need to use Game DVR, and I have uninstalled Nvidia Shadowplay that was able to record gameplay at all 60 frames per second rock solid, not dropping a single frame. But I want to use Windows-provided software, and chose to use Game DVR, and it does not function as intended out of the box.

Im having the exact same issues. Doesnt matter if I try recording at 30fps or 60fps, all my clips come out at completely different frame rates. It was working perfectly fine for me a few weeks ago, but now nothing ive done can fix it. Ive tried update drivers, rolling back drivers, windows updates, all to no avail.

Thank you for a reply, but this neither solves my issue nor addresses it in the right way.

My issue is not that I can't or don't know how to ENABLE 60 fps recording. As you can see from screen snips, Game DVR does record above 30 fps with good bitrate.

What is does NOT do is record at full 60 frames per second, as per selection in the settings. In one of your links (linus tech tips forums), there was the same question and hints about issues with G-sync preventing full 60 fps recording, but I've tried using a different monitor or disabling G-sync fully and still got sub-60 frames per second Game DVR recording.

To reiterate - I have selected 60 fps recording in Game DVR. The recorded files never reach 60 fps, instead hovering around 45-50 fps, clearly indicating that 60 fps recording is not working as intended.

Specs: Windows 11 Pro, (Stock, untouched settings), Ryzen 5 3600 (not overclocked), 16 GB 3600 MHz 2 channel RAM, Nvidia RTX 3070 (not overclocked/not undervolted), NVMe 1 TB WD SN550 SSD running at full speed.