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Insane Framerates with 980Ti (Doom)

Sipha

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Just installed and tested the new DOOM game with my system.

I'm curious as I am getting WAY higher FPS than I thought running at 1440p (144hz) with my 980Ti.

I'm averaging 115-144FPS with everything on Ultra, have there been some improvments with Drivers lately or is this about right ?!

Either way I'm not complaining, it's just I've got a 1080 on the way and it's making me question the need !
 
Im maxing 144fps with a single 980ti SC ultra settings on my dell , i also have a 5960x @4.0ghz on my test bench , but i also got another 2 to put in oce pc case is painted and customized .

im also maxing 60fps on my new 4K 32in gsync screen with every game i have accept GTA5 and Just cause 3
 
It's a game that runs at 1080p/60fps on a PS4. Your performance on a 980Ti is thus expected.

I think a lot of PC gamers dont ever take into consideration how a game runs on consoles when judging how it runs on PC.
 
Seanspeed said:
It's a game that runs at 1080p/60fps on a PS4. Your performance on a 980Ti is thus expected.

I think a lot of PC gamers dont ever take into consideration how a game runs on consoles when judging how it runs on PC.
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Yeah but at what settings does it run at those fps on console? Its not like the console versions are running with everything "maxed out". According to digital foundry on consoles it uses a dynamic resolution feature so obviously isn't always running at 1080p.
 
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Gerard said:
Yeah but at what settings does it run at those fps on console? Its not like the console versions are running with everything "maxed out". According to digital foundry on consoles it uses a dynamic resolution feature so obviously isn't always running at 1080p.
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PS4 runs at 1080p the vast, vast majority of the time.

I also doubt this person is running Doom completely maxed out as he claims as most running those settings at 1440p are only going 90-100fps. Performance difference is fairly realistic.
 
Seanspeed said:
It's a game that runs at 1080p/60fps on a PS4. Your performance on a 980Ti is thus expected.

I think a lot of PC gamers dont ever take into consideration how a game runs on consoles when judging how it runs on PC.
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PS4, what is that? Does it make good toast?
 
Vore said:
980ti's are awesome, that is all.
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They are great cards but it's not exactly a hard game to run, My Fury pro runs it as fast at dsr 1440p through Vulkan.

Doom is an example that modern games do not have to run poorly to look good, Just like Alien Isolation and Mad Max they allow great performance while looking and running great.

Crystal Dynamics, Ubisoft and Gameworks take notes please.

CORRECTION, I just booted it up to double check my claim and it sits between 100 and 140 during heavy fight scenes on hurt me plenty never dropping below 100 but generally fluctuating between 120 & 140.

@ OP,
This review shows that we're both bang on the button with our numbers.
http://www.pcgamer.com/doom-benchmarks-return-vulkan-vs-opengl/2/
 
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DOOM is very well optimised and very easy to achieve high frame rates. Plus the 980 Ti is still the 3rd or 4th fastest card available usually, with overclocking.
 
its just down to iD creating as normal an efficient and excellent engine that can be powered by most Gpus well and with high frame rates. I believe the aim was to have Doom running at 60fps minimum on all modern cards with very high gfx details.

Could the same be said for DICE or the Unreal engines?
 
Who said 980ti was old hat? Well this is the proof the it still kicks ass to this day, even with the 1000 series around. 980ti FTW! And I don't necessarily mean the EVGA card by that lol.
 
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