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BF1 poor FPS on my 1080ti
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Don't know what he's talking about, 650w G2 is a quality PSU, should be enough for your setup.
Soldato
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true, your future covered, as suggested Upscale your games- BF1 has the options Under Video/ Advanced setting > Resolution scale! bump this up to render the image at a higher res forcing the GPU to work harder
https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=i&r...eQj_KsYb7tANHgvhgwD45xPA&ust=1500729796915619
indeed, made by Superflower
I have the HD3 mobo, and that has the F3 BIOS which I have now installed..
No the FPS still drops, it doesnt stay maxed out..
Yeah, thats what I thought, I assumed the EVGA make half decent quality PSUs?
I will try upscaling then, and play around with some settings, see whats what!
Will a small OC still be OK in my stock cooler? It currently peaks around 65c under load..
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^ second this
also, slap some Thermal Grizzlie down
My basket at Overclockers UK:
Total: £34.90
(includes shipping: £0.00)
cooler isn't nothing fancy but will do the trick, or at least better then stock and quieter - and seems if you contact sales you'll get the AM4 bracket
also, slap some Thermal Grizzlie down
My basket at Overclockers UK:
- 1 x Thermal Grizzly Hydronaut High Performance Thermal Paste - 1g= £3.95
- 1 x be quiet! Pure Rock CPU Cooler - 120mm= £30.95
Total: £34.90
(includes shipping: £0.00)
cooler isn't nothing fancy but will do the trick, or at least better then stock and quieter - and seems if you contact sales you'll get the AM4 bracket
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That doesn't make sense if it was a bottleneck then increasing the settings shouldn't lower your FPS.
Looking at this graph running a 1080 doesnt look like the CPU is a bottleneck.
Do a clean uninstall of the drivers using DDU and see if that makes a difference.
That doesn't make sense if it was a bottleneck then increasing the settings shouldn't lower your FPS.
Looking at this graph running a 1080 doesnt look like the CPU is a bottleneck.
Do a clean uninstall of the drivers using DDU and see if that makes a difference.
Yeah, when playing BF1 at lesser settings on 1080p the CPU and GPU usage is like in the 50% range
Your processor shouldn't really bottleneck the 1080ti judging from the graph I posted above.
Max temp your CPU can take before throttling is 95c so spiking at 80c should be perfectly fine.
OK great! I might try a modest OC on the current cooler, my other concern (according to HWM) is that my peak voltage on the CPU is bang on 1.400v
Is that not too high for stock settings??OK great! I might try a modest OC on the current cooler, my other concern (according to HWM) is that my peak voltage on the CPU is bang on 1.400v
1.400v is too high for stock clocks. Default Vcore will vary depending on workload and will range from 1.2-1.3625V. I would recommend you manually change it to 1.3625.
Default voltage for manual tuning should start at around 1.3625V, according to AMD. You should be fine pushing to 1.40V with a decent CPU cooler and up to 1.45V with a high-end dual-tower heatsink or dual-fan AIO radiator.
Soldato
Just tested bf1 64 player map, 1080p, ultra settings, direct X 12 got between 140 and 180 fps. At 3440 x1440 was between 80 and 100 fps which is about right if you compare it to the graphs in this review. http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/geforce_gtx_1080_ti_review,14.html
what are your windows settings on? im currently on balanced ryzen, should I set it to maximum performance? or will that make little / no difference?
Soldato
On max performance.