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That's pretty strange. You running with V Sync off?
Yep Vsync is off.
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That's pretty strange. You running with V Sync off?
. With SP disabled the average FPS per map goes up around 30FPS. Me thinks it needs a little work. Again, that's not even with it recording. Just enabled.
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Sorry what is SP???
Some figures from tonight. With SP disabled the average FPS per map goes up around 30FPS. Me thinks it needs a little work. Again, that's not even with it recording. Just enabled.
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Good results mate and an interesting drop to 29 fps in the first test (Dawnbreaker). A tough map in general but considering you have tri-sli, I am surprised it dropped that low.
I am glad I am not the only one to get an impact in fps with having ShadowPlay running. I didn't believe it myself but after testing befores and afters, it is quite an impact for me but others are saying they get no impact at all, so I am concerned it is something I am doing wrong.
81c eek.. I know it's within threshold but I don't like seeing my 4960x go above 70 lol
. What is your VVCSA voltage?
81c eek.. I know it's within threshold but I don't like seeing my 4960x go above 70 lol
. What is your VVCSA voltage?
I popped my 3930K to 5Ghz to see if there was a bottleneck at 4.6Ghz and got stuck into gaming (like you do) after a few hours, I checked temps and they were at 77c (max) and that worried me
No difference for me at 4.6Ghz or 5ghz, if anyone was interested but if I drop to 4.4, I start to see a slight frame average drop, so I imagine that 4.5 is the sweet spot.
If you're struggling with the RAM check your VCCSA voltage, maybe up it to 1.2v for a first move. Overclocking RAM IMO is largely pointless.
What's the model code for the ram?
How do you know it can run at 2200 dude? Have you ran it at those speeds before on that CPU?