- May 5, 2018
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I upgraded several months ago and never really noticed an issue. Finally had a little time off work this weekend and did some bench marks and noticed that I was getting really low frame rates. I had upgraded to a 1080ti from a radeon 380 because I picked up an Occulus rift last summer.
Today I made sure to update to the newest drivers, that didn't help (was getting 24fps in rise of the tomb raider) reinstalled windows 10 and that still didn't help. I even reran a 3d mark test and compared it to my radeon 380 score and it was higher with that.
For what it's worth when just in menus for far cry 5 I was getting nearly 1000fps, but for the bench test was getting around 25.
I was reading some other threads and people seemed to think that lower resolution was causing a bottle neck. So for what it's worth when not doing VR I play on a 35inch BenQ 2560 x 1080 @ 144hz monitor. Before this I had run on 3x27 monitors on eyefinity with the radeon 380.
Let me know what other stats you need, any suggestions appreciated.
Today I made sure to update to the newest drivers, that didn't help (was getting 24fps in rise of the tomb raider) reinstalled windows 10 and that still didn't help. I even reran a 3d mark test and compared it to my radeon 380 score and it was higher with that.
For what it's worth when just in menus for far cry 5 I was getting nearly 1000fps, but for the bench test was getting around 25.
I was reading some other threads and people seemed to think that lower resolution was causing a bottle neck. So for what it's worth when not doing VR I play on a 35inch BenQ 2560 x 1080 @ 144hz monitor. Before this I had run on 3x27 monitors on eyefinity with the radeon 380.
Let me know what other stats you need, any suggestions appreciated.
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