Yes, I use shadowplay for the recordings, never had a problem with it when using the 980
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Yes, I use shadowplay for the recordings, never had a problem with it when using the 980
Soldato
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No issues with your Time Spy score ... the majority of people get 6-7000 score with same cpu/gpu as you have, some are overclocking the 1700 more and getting 8000!
I have little experience with experience (lol) but is it possible it is adjusting quality settings without you knowing?
No, not as far as I'm aware, the only graphics related thing within GE I can see is there own optimiser, but still, I was able to play WoW maxed out on this 27" 144Hz with greater FPS.
-- Update --
I think I may have found a semi-solution.
I was thinking maybe it had something to do with my game folders, still maybe having some residual file(s)/data from the previous graphics card, so I slow formatted both game drives, re-installed all that I play and now I'm getting a steady 70-90 FPS on WoW maxxed out. (With secondary display, Rift CV1 plugged in & watching YouTube on second display)
Whilst it still feels a little low on FPS, I'm not gonna complain, it's certainly better than the 30/40 I was originally getting.
I think I may have found a semi-solution.
I was thinking maybe it had something to do with my game folders, still maybe having some residual file(s)/data from the previous graphics card, so I slow formatted both game drives, re-installed all that I play and now I'm getting a steady 70-90 FPS on WoW maxxed out. (With secondary display, Rift CV1 plugged in & watching YouTube on second display)
Whilst it still feels a little low on FPS, I'm not gonna complain, it's certainly better than the 30/40 I was originally getting.
Your graphics card drivers are in a separate folder away from your game folders.
You can also try swapping over Direct X for the game from 12 to 11 and on Nvidia control panel hit restore and apply to see if that helps too, sometimes a setting in there can bomb fps in games. such as Max Framerate
You can also try swapping over Direct X for the game from 12 to 11 and on Nvidia control panel hit restore and apply to see if that helps too, sometimes a setting in there can bomb fps in games. such as Max Framerate
Yes, I know that, but maybe there was some related files or something inside the games folders?
I'm not entirely sure, but whatever it is, re-installing 'em seems to have done the trick
