Any general game recording software will typically do that. Some of the better ones tend to be: OBS, DxTory, D3DGear and if you have a GTX650 graphics card or better, you can use Nvidia's built in Shadowplay feature which works rather well.
Oh that's okay, Thanks for your help though
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I have OBS but sometimes it doesn't record certain games and it can be quite confusing to use. Also, I'm currently upgrading my PC set-up and was wondering what graphics card to buy. Is the "GTX650 graphics card" efficient?
650 is decent, but definitely outdated. I mean, for nearly the same price point you can go with a GTX950 which is much newer and much better. But it all depends on what you are looking to spend on a card. Because if the rest of your components aren't up to date or powerful enough, you could be looking at a new case, or power supply etc to run the thing. But for the most part 950 is a good budget card to start at when it comes to looking around. I see one on amazon for around $169. Even the GTX 1050 (newer model) is on Amazon cheaper than that at $120.
Okay, I'll have a look online for Graphics Cards, and I'll definitely view the "GTX950" and the "GTX 1050". Thanks for the information, it's helped me out a lot
