I really help need guys.

[Garth806]

I asked numerous question, yes, alao what do i do once im in hwinfo64

 

[PhoenixSP]

I asked numerous question, yes, alao what do i do once im in hwinfo64

Under the gpu section you will see a number of performance flags you can see as well as other useful stats.

 

[Garth806]

 

[montymint]

what power supply have you got?

 

[tyler_jrb]

Is it boosting above 1350mhz in games/benchmarks?

 

[Garth806]

I have a corsair RMx 750 which is more than enough, and yes the clock does move while in bench/games, tho it does not move in gpu-z uet it moves in afterburner....

 

[montymint]

How does the card perform elsewhere?

 

[Garth806]

Wat u mean

 

[montymint]

Are you getting low fps across the board, or is this benchmark you're doign the only bad thing?

 

[Garth806]

Well the benchmark was a horrible result, and with game performance it has been anything flashy to say the least, decent fps but not the result i should be seeing, should i ddu and bios flash it?

 

[Ian Evey]

Goto nvidia control panel and set the manage 3d settings to performance and make sure vsync is turned off. Does this improve you score?

 

[montymint]

https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/getting-low-fps-with-asus-rog-strix-rtx-2080-ti.3560878/

try some of the suggestions in there. Grab the latest drivers from Nvidia, DDU uninstall in safe mode and get those on.

Check your MOBO bios for the XMP profile and if you're not on 1, pop it onto 1

make sure DRX is off and and resolution / rendering scale set to 100%

so try the DRX / rending scales first, since they can be done without a DDU or BIOS change.

 

[varkanoid]

Well the benchmark was a horrible result, and with game performance it has been anything flashy to say the least, decent fps but not the result i should be seeing, should i ddu and bios flash it?

Click on the ? next to the bus info in GPU-Z start the render test then show us the sensor page after about 30 seconds.

Also not sure whether its relevant but your Windows 10 is quite old.

 

[Gregster]

Just ran my 2080Ti (Zotac) and got 9253. This is on a stock 6850K and the GPU at stock. To me, there is something wrong. As a guess, I would say your clocks are locked at 1350Mhz, which is very low. I would do a DDU uninstall of drivers, reinstall the latest and try again.

 

[Digital Dreamer]

i think we need to see the clocks / live data of what going on when doing the benchmark to help more.

 

[tyler_jrb]

I have a corsair RMx 750 which is more than enough, and yes the clock does move while in bench/games, tho it does not move in gpu-z uet it moves in afterburner....

It should be boosting to 1900mhz+ in benchmarks and games. If it’s not anywhere close to that and is locked at 1350mhz.

Then try a complete DDU and new drivers. Failing that update the cards bios to the latest version if possible as that may fix it.

 

[OC2000]

Clocks locked to 1350 would suggest it’s running in safe mode and not boosting. This would suggest a tampered card.

Try running a Timespy which will report you clock speed.

 

[Simpampum]

On MSI afterburner. Click the detach button at the bottom. Then make the window monitoring graphs big enough that you can see them all.

Then run the test again. After its been running a while (basically just before the end) take a screenshot of the traces of the above graph windows.
We need to see GPU clock speed, GPU temps, GPU usage, cpu clock speeds, cpu temps, memory usage, power usage etc.

You should then be able to see what's limiting you on your card or if you have a much bigger problem....

Unrelated to the above... Did you buy this brand new or second hand?
And have you tried any other benchmark/game for performance against what your card should get?

Perhaps the problem is in the software itself, through which the testing takes place. I thought about that too.