My 980 TI can't handle Witcher 2 Maxed w/ Ubersampling.

Nestor91

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Just got my card the other day and have been messing around with games at Max settings. I tried running Witcher 2 with max settings including ubersampling, and I was seeing dips into the low 30s. I'm playing at 1080p.

I have a Zotac AMP extreme boost clocked at 1417Mhz, 3610Mhz.


Any ideas, or is ubersampling too much?
 
Solution
Turn it off, it's just a resource hog and witcher 2 isn't the most optimized game at all, I thought when I went from 670/780ti I'd be able to use uber sampling and was not able to, am not surprised it's not running great on a 980ti.

Remember as mentioned there are always settings out there that gimps performance and provides no visual upgrades, such as 4k which taxing games run horrible at.

RCFProd

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That's what uberperformance does, even with the most powerful graphics cards on the market. You will see similar results by turning on Nvidia DSR, 2-4x and up your in-game resolution to see an improved supersampled image without too much fps loss.
 

Nestor91

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I'm a noob when it comes to graphic settings, but what exactly does Ubersampling do? Is it like AA?

 

JUICEhunter

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Turn it off, it's just a resource hog and witcher 2 isn't the most optimized game at all, I thought when I went from 670/780ti I'd be able to use uber sampling and was not able to, am not surprised it's not running great on a 980ti.

Remember as mentioned there are always settings out there that gimps performance and provides no visual upgrades, such as 4k which taxing games run horrible at.
 
Solution

mlga91

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It renders some frames at higher resolution and create a new frame with those frames that were rendered earlier that suposely looks better, so the game renders lets say, 4 frames and it only displays one, thats why it hits so hard on performance, turn it off and inject some antialasing with sweetfx or something else.