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4K Gaming with 1080 ti Choppy

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Hi, I just got my new 1080 ti and while I don't have a really up to date rig like most of you guys - I am pretty sure I don't have a bottleneck.

However when I play games in 4k, while my framerate is high (60-90) the game doesn't seem smooth. I don't really know how to describe it, only that you would know it if you had experienced it.

Bit of screen tearing going on on some games and the smoothness of the game just seems off.

Has anyone experienced this?

Thanks

Andy
 
HAz:

run a Fire Strike Test and a Time Spy test on 3D mark and compare to mine.

I got time spy to 8509 after overclocking grafx card to 1806 (didnt touch memory).

andybird123:

I have a dell up3216q that apparently is 60hz @ 4k.

Is there a setting to switch to 60hz?

Thanks
 
there were some settings on the monitor OSD.

Response Time was set to Normal so I changed it to fast.

Also I was using HDMI dable and in Nvidia panel max selectable it 30hz, Switched to displayport and I get 60hz.

I set both of those, gonna try it now.
 
The displayport does say 60hz but screen tearing still there. When I turn on vsync, it caps it at 30fps.

Lowering the RES to 2560x1600 increases vsync res to 60 and looks amazing albeit lower res. Must be something to do with game.

So annoying.
 
On another note, I have 16gb @ 1600mhz. Do you think I would benefit in games by upgrading to 32gb @ 2400 or 2666?

I only have a rampage IV motherboard.

Also Will my CPU limit me to what RAM I can put in?
 
you know just as you were writing that I was thinking should I just go grab a new bundle!

I just think with my CPU running at 4250 and being only used 60% on average, is it really worth it?.

I am guessing having a new board with DDR4 would help aswell tho.
 
ye i think after a think - i am quite happy with my system now as is. If I can get to the bottom of my tearing issue I will be happy.

I dont wanna get the upgrade bug where you just keep adding and adding until u spent a bloody fortune!
 
On monitor 1 I was using HDMI cable but I have switched to the other one for gaming which has a "mini displayport". I just ordered 2x standard displayport cables to get them both onto DP cables.

Thanks guys!
 
OK... :p
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I would need stilts to play tho!
 
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