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Like I said, use Display Capture if Game Capture doesn't work, or if Game Capture is some how less smooth with specific games. But you should always default to Game Capture whenever possible.
I use obs for all of my latest recordings, so I know what I'm talking about.
Why do you have Display Capture, Game Capture, and Window Capture all enabled at once by the way? It's a waste of resources.
If possible, the best one to actually have enabled is Game Capture, since it is usually the most optional & smoothest capture method.
I would only use Display Capture if Game Capture doesn't seem to work.