PC Specs:
Motherboard: MSI X99a gaming pro carbon(New)
Power Supply: Corsair RMx Series, RM750x
CPU: Intel i7 6800k
GPU: MSI GTX 1080 Ti (New)
Ram: Corsair 16 GB 3000MHz DDR4
Monitor: Asus MG248 (1080p @ 144hz)
Issue:
I've noticed through other people streaming there games of either Overwatch or League of Legends, that they were getting steady frame rates and where getting a lot more than me. If I play Overwatch without streaming on OBS, I get a steady rate of 144 Frames at unlimited frame setting and at Epic Settings, where i've seen people getting over 300 with the graphics card. Same goes for league of legends which is a less demanding game, except i experience a gradual frame loss as the game goes by, to the point where I get 60 FPS.
Things I've done:
I've reinstalled GPU drivers, I've testing the GPU and CPU stability, which passed. Also messed around with some global settings in the nVidia control panel (vertical synch, power output), but nothing. I have checked the temps of the hardware, 75-79 degrees for GPU on Overwatch, and ~50 degrees for league. I thought it was my previous card, which was a regular 1080, so I had that replaced and no success. Then I thought it was the motherboard, so I replaced that from a x99a raider to the current one I have. Still no success.
It seems like there is some sort of software issue going on here, and I am considering reinstalling my OS system again, which is Windows 10 64-Bit. Does anyone have any suggestions to fix or and idea why my system is acting this way?
Motherboard: MSI X99a gaming pro carbon(New)
Power Supply: Corsair RMx Series, RM750x
CPU: Intel i7 6800k
GPU: MSI GTX 1080 Ti (New)
Ram: Corsair 16 GB 3000MHz DDR4
Monitor: Asus MG248 (1080p @ 144hz)
Issue:
I've noticed through other people streaming there games of either Overwatch or League of Legends, that they were getting steady frame rates and where getting a lot more than me. If I play Overwatch without streaming on OBS, I get a steady rate of 144 Frames at unlimited frame setting and at Epic Settings, where i've seen people getting over 300 with the graphics card. Same goes for league of legends which is a less demanding game, except i experience a gradual frame loss as the game goes by, to the point where I get 60 FPS.
Things I've done:
I've reinstalled GPU drivers, I've testing the GPU and CPU stability, which passed. Also messed around with some global settings in the nVidia control panel (vertical synch, power output), but nothing. I have checked the temps of the hardware, 75-79 degrees for GPU on Overwatch, and ~50 degrees for league. I thought it was my previous card, which was a regular 1080, so I had that replaced and no success. Then I thought it was the motherboard, so I replaced that from a x99a raider to the current one I have. Still no success.
It seems like there is some sort of software issue going on here, and I am considering reinstalling my OS system again, which is Windows 10 64-Bit. Does anyone have any suggestions to fix or and idea why my system is acting this way?
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