Recently my 780 crapped out on me, I upgraded to the 1050ti (4GB) and booted up Overwatch to test it out. Much to my dismay, I found that occasionally the game takes a dive in FPS, sometimes down to as much as what looks like 10~FPS.
The thing is, the drops do not show on the in-game FPS display, which flickers back and forth between 69-70FPS consistently.
I have tried the following fixes, to no avail:
-Disabling Vsync, both in-game and in the Nvidia control panel
-Limiting FPS to 70
-Limiting FPS to Display-Based
-Lowering various in-game settings (doesn't seem to make any difference no matter what I change)
-Performing a clean uninstall of old drivers using DDU and reinstalling newest drivers
-Setting the Bnet launcher to close when the game opens
I've never experienced an issue like this before and I really don't know what could be causing it. Other than changing the card and drivers, I haven't changed any settings that I can recall that might apply to this. Could it be an issue between the monitor and the HDMI cable, or the GPU output?
I'm running on Windows 7, 16GB RAM
Been dealing with this for days now, any assistance is appreciated.
The thing is, the drops do not show on the in-game FPS display, which flickers back and forth between 69-70FPS consistently.
I have tried the following fixes, to no avail:
-Disabling Vsync, both in-game and in the Nvidia control panel
-Limiting FPS to 70
-Limiting FPS to Display-Based
-Lowering various in-game settings (doesn't seem to make any difference no matter what I change)
-Performing a clean uninstall of old drivers using DDU and reinstalling newest drivers
-Setting the Bnet launcher to close when the game opens
I've never experienced an issue like this before and I really don't know what could be causing it. Other than changing the card and drivers, I haven't changed any settings that I can recall that might apply to this. Could it be an issue between the monitor and the HDMI cable, or the GPU output?
I'm running on Windows 7, 16GB RAM
Been dealing with this for days now, any assistance is appreciated.
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