Hello everyone, this is the Dodgikabab and today I'm going to be talking about two different screen recording programs for the PC. Now as many of you know I use Fraps to record a lot of the gaming footage that I've recorded from the PC, but recently I've discovered a new program called Band-E-Kam. Now the problem I've always had with Fraps is that while you're recording in 1080p, while the end recording does look good, the actual game chugs and goes really slow, the phones PS just drop because the computer disculates more of its power over to Fraps and recording of the game rather than the display of the game. I know that sounds really strange, but it does happen. So in this video the idea is that I show Fraps running both the end result footage and what I'm seeing, I have to use my phone to record that and I'll do the same with Band-E-Kam and hopefully you'll see why I'm using Band-E-Kam instead of Fraps now. So up first this is the Band-E-Kam footage and as you'll see it should be 60 phones per second the whole way on both. Unfortunately because this is YouTube you're not going to see above 30, but trust me if you do see the little number in the corner from the Band-E-Kam it should say 60 so you know it is running at 60. And here we are with Fraps. Now you can see you should be able to see the red number again to show the frame rate that it's recording at. It really drops down. It goes down to 22, 20 in places and like I say it doesn't affect the end result footage so much but it really messes you up while you're trying to play the game. Anyway that's it I hope this video has helped out anyone that's trying to decide between the two programs. That's all for now bye bye.