So here is my issue, I recently upgraded to an MSI Gaming X variant of the GTX 1070, hoping to get better FPS and higher settings than the MSI R9 390.
In all games (not including benchmark) I get 50-70fps, I figured, well that is crap for a Pascal card running 1080p @120Hz, so I overclock the hell out of the card. Almost no change. I figure a CPU bottleneck but the CPU is staying below the 60% questionable mark for a bottleneck. I search around on these forums for similar issues and try tons of different options with the games and NVIDIA control panel settings, turning off V-Sync and other settings that could cause the slightest bit of FPS lock.
I found this thread considering this system is basically running 2-year-old hardware: http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3141327/gtx-1070-low-gpu-usage-fix-bad-ram-memory.html >>Except my ram runs at 1680Mhz stable and a solid 18.2-18.4GB/S<< So that's not the issue.
Here is my benchmark from UserBenchMark: http://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/1665773
Full Spec Rundown should be on that Benchmark. Any recommendations I will try, thanks for the help.
In all games (not including benchmark) I get 50-70fps, I figured, well that is crap for a Pascal card running 1080p @120Hz, so I overclock the hell out of the card. Almost no change. I figure a CPU bottleneck but the CPU is staying below the 60% questionable mark for a bottleneck. I search around on these forums for similar issues and try tons of different options with the games and NVIDIA control panel settings, turning off V-Sync and other settings that could cause the slightest bit of FPS lock.
I found this thread considering this system is basically running 2-year-old hardware: http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3141327/gtx-1070-low-gpu-usage-fix-bad-ram-memory.html >>Except my ram runs at 1680Mhz stable and a solid 18.2-18.4GB/S<< So that's not the issue.
Here is my benchmark from UserBenchMark: http://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/1665773
Full Spec Rundown should be on that Benchmark. Any recommendations I will try, thanks for the help.