Hello,
I recently upgraded to a GTX 780 Ti from a GTX 580 and was surprised not to see much (if any) improvement. Since about 6 months ago, my GTX 580 started showing its age (not sure if it was because of newer drivers). My PC is about 3 years old. Not sure if it's a driver issue or something else, but the GTX 780 Ti is not performing as expected (very low fps in Crysis 3...20's, 30's, etc. Below is my system...appreciate any advice, should I maybe upgrade the motherboard and maybe the processor???
Windows 7 Pro
Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD4 motherboard
Intel i7 2600K processor
32GB of RAM
512GB SSD
Nvidia GTX 780 Ti (Zotac)
800w power supply
Since owning the computer, I have upgraded the RAM from 8GB to 32GB, which meant upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 7 Pro, upgraded from SATA drive to SSD. Everything was fine up to about 6 months ago. About a month ago I re-installed gpu drivers from about 6 months ago and Crysis 3 appeared fine...until I tweaked one of the settings just to see what would happen and it was back to bad. It definitely appears to be driver/software related. I'm ready to return the GTX 780 Ti, but wanted to check and see if anyone might be able to help. Thanks.
I recently upgraded to a GTX 780 Ti from a GTX 580 and was surprised not to see much (if any) improvement. Since about 6 months ago, my GTX 580 started showing its age (not sure if it was because of newer drivers). My PC is about 3 years old. Not sure if it's a driver issue or something else, but the GTX 780 Ti is not performing as expected (very low fps in Crysis 3...20's, 30's, etc. Below is my system...appreciate any advice, should I maybe upgrade the motherboard and maybe the processor???
Windows 7 Pro
Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD4 motherboard
Intel i7 2600K processor
32GB of RAM
512GB SSD
Nvidia GTX 780 Ti (Zotac)
800w power supply
Since owning the computer, I have upgraded the RAM from 8GB to 32GB, which meant upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 7 Pro, upgraded from SATA drive to SSD. Everything was fine up to about 6 months ago. About a month ago I re-installed gpu drivers from about 6 months ago and Crysis 3 appeared fine...until I tweaked one of the settings just to see what would happen and it was back to bad. It definitely appears to be driver/software related. I'm ready to return the GTX 780 Ti, but wanted to check and see if anyone might be able to help. Thanks.