



In the task manager, the power usage of Twitch was high when idle, while it was very high during recording. This section goes to Streamlabs because Twitch Studio consumed more power. OBS Power usage Power Usage Test of Twitch Studio and Streamlabs The extension can be changed in the settings. Remember that Twitch Studio saves files in FLV extension, while Streamlabs saves in MP4 format. The Twitch Studio file occupied 13.1 MB of storage on the default settings, while the Streamlabs file took about 21 MB of space. For this test, I recorded a game for one minute and then checked the file size of both. In this test, we see the file size recorded in both. Recording File Size Comparison of Twitch Studio and Streamlabs While opening, Twitch Studio’s performance increased by 30%, 10% more than Streamlabs.

In the performance test, I saw an increase while booting up both, but the impact of Streamlabs was less than Twitch Studio. I took three tests to choose the best app for your computer’s performance and power. Some tests are essential to complete this Twitch Studio vs. In comparison, Streamlabs OBS detects the game if you add a game capture scene. Twitch Studio automatically adds the game to the gameplay if a game is played. Streamlabs is a bit challenging, but both are easy to set up.īoth support built-in chat and notifications to talk with fans and see alerts. You can even multi-stream after paying for the subscription. Streamlabs, along with Twitch, supports YouTube and Facebook. Using your Streamlabs dashboard, you can see your streams analytics and find things to improve. Twitch Studio does not offer such an option. Streamlabs support accepting payments and donations. You don’t need to have Streamlabs to use them. Streamlabs has a free audio library to use in your streams. You get a chatbot to help you chat with followers and filter spam.
