Hi there
I recently upgraded from a MSI HD4870 to a MSI GTX560 Ti OC and I am finding that I am getting pretty poor FPS in games. I did some research looking at benchmarks and expected to see much higher FPS on games I play such as Starcraft 2, Black Ops and BFBC2. Instead I am getting much the same if not worse than the HD4870. For example with SC2 I used to get ~40FPS and with the exact same settings on the GTX560 I get 30-35FPS.
Also benchmarks indicate that black ops should run close to 100FPS but I only get about 40FPS
The rest of my system is as follows:
E8500 @ stock 3.16ghz
4GB DDR2 800Mhz
ASUS P5Q-pro MB
Thermaltake 550W TR2 PSU
1TB WD Caviar Blue HDD
250GB WD Caviar Green HDD
I have been using FRAPS and SC2 built in FPS display
I have tried OC'ing the E8500 to 4Ghz - no difference
Does anyone have any idea what may be the problem here? I was so looking forward to much higher FPS to take advantage of my 120hz Samsung but I am feeling really deflated and $300 AUD poorer with the same results as my old HD4870
I recently upgraded from a MSI HD4870 to a MSI GTX560 Ti OC and I am finding that I am getting pretty poor FPS in games. I did some research looking at benchmarks and expected to see much higher FPS on games I play such as Starcraft 2, Black Ops and BFBC2. Instead I am getting much the same if not worse than the HD4870. For example with SC2 I used to get ~40FPS and with the exact same settings on the GTX560 I get 30-35FPS.
Also benchmarks indicate that black ops should run close to 100FPS but I only get about 40FPS
The rest of my system is as follows:
E8500 @ stock 3.16ghz
4GB DDR2 800Mhz
ASUS P5Q-pro MB
Thermaltake 550W TR2 PSU
1TB WD Caviar Blue HDD
250GB WD Caviar Green HDD
I have been using FRAPS and SC2 built in FPS display
I have tried OC'ing the E8500 to 4Ghz - no difference
Does anyone have any idea what may be the problem here? I was so looking forward to much higher FPS to take advantage of my 120hz Samsung but I am feeling really deflated and $300 AUD poorer with the same results as my old HD4870