GTX 580 vs Radeon HD 5770
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I have a PNY GeForce GTX 580 1.5gb, my CPU is an AMD Phenom II X4 840 @ 3.2GHz and I'm getting some low framerates in some games. Is this a bottleneck?
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"Phenom II X4 840" - BottleneckProblem: Its basicly an athlon II x4.
Try overclocking it as much as you can.
Or if possible get a 960T and overclock/unlock it.
It sounds a lot like a bottleneck to me because you can max pretty much anything out there on a 580 and easily get smooth frames at 1080 res. It is also a significantly more powerful card than the 5770. It is more than 5 tiers higher on the hierarchy chart: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/fastest-graphics-ca...
Do you have an adequate PSU? Connected correctly, ie: both power input sockets are being used on the side of the 580?
Newest cleanly installed drivers?
Something is obviously not right though, because you should be playing on max settings easily.
squilly827 said:
Yes, I uninstalled the ATI drivers yesterday and reinstalled the Nvidia drivers but it didn't make a difference.Then here are some things to check.
How hot is the processor getting? Is it being throttled because it's running hot?
What is your PSU, it is powerful enough to run the 580?
If you really liked the performance of the 5770 more, then sell your 580. The 580 is without a doubt a more powerful card, but certain games work better with nvidia cards, and some work better with ATI cards.
Honestly either of these cards should be able to play this game at 1080p resolution with everything turned on, this isn't a graphics killer like Metro or Crysis. It only needs 128mb dx9 card to work.
When in doubt, reinstall your OS, then add drivers and the game only and see if things are better. Just make sure you backup anything important, or use an alternate drive/partition.
Honestly either of these cards should be able to play this game at 1080p resolution with everything turned on, this isn't a graphics killer like Metro or Crysis. It only needs 128mb dx9 card to work.
When in doubt, reinstall your OS, then add drivers and the game only and see if things are better. Just make sure you backup anything important, or use an alternate drive/partition.
I doubt a quad core over 3Ghz is going to bottleneck a gtx580 or any graphics card. It's probably a driver issue. Completely delete all old drivers (may need to run Driver Sweeper in safe-mode), then re-install the latest drivers.
If that doesn't help, you need to monitor you CPU and GPU usage and temperatures. Also, what PSU do you have and did you remember to connect the power cables?
If that doesn't help, you need to monitor you CPU and GPU usage and temperatures. Also, what PSU do you have and did you remember to connect the power cables?
List your full system specs. Also what resolution and settings are you playing this game at? A GTX 580 is twice as fast as a 5770 so there is no way you can blame it for giving you lower performance, unless you have a crappy PSU or something. Also, did you use driver sweeper or something to remove the catalyst drivers after you uninstalled them?
intel4eva said:
There's no way, NO WAY this thread is not a troll. Derp, I got this new Ferrari, but it's not accelerating any faster than my old Corolla. I still buy my gas from the same gas station, is that a bottleneck? Should I downgrade back to the Corolla? LOL giggle giggle
Gimme a break.
lol, that was my first thought as well, but there could be an issue at work here, I have seen things like this in the past.
Energy96 said:
lol, that was my first thought as well, but there could be an issue at work here, I have seen things like this in the past.Quote:
It's weird cause when I'm in a game such as Mount and Blade Warband, I'm actually getting worse fps with my 580 than I would be with my 5770. Based on both of the graphics cards specs, there's only a 100MHz difference between the two, based on memory/clock speedThe game he is talking about.....
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System requirements OS: Windows® XP
Processor: Intel Pentium 4 2.0 GHz or AMD 2.5 GHz
Memory: 512MB RAM
Graphics: 3D graphics card with 64MB RAM
Hard Drive: 100 MB available space
Sound: Standard audio
I Vote Troll..
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The game he is talking about.....
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System requirements OS: Windows® XP
Processor: Intel Pentium 4 2.0 GHz or AMD 2.5 GHz
Memory: 512MB RAM
Graphics: 3D graphics card with 64MB RAM
Hard Drive: 100 MB available space
Sound: Standard audio
I Vote Troll..
You are probably right, no one would buy a 580 to play that old game, or even a 5770 for that matter.
It's not a troll, I'm using a TX750 so I have more than enough power to run one 580. I can't tell what the CPU temperature is at from CPU-Z but I doubt its over heating. I already deleted all of the nVidia drivers, other than the chipset, and deleted all of the previous ATI drivers, then reinstalled the nVidia drivers. Here's a recent pic from photobucket of the current fps in M&B with the 580: http://s894.photobucket.com/albums/ac147/squilly827/?ac... and stats with furmark at a preset of 1080, resolution 1920 x 1080: http://www.ozone3d.net/benchmarks/furmark_score_190.php... . Its a little lower than usual because I have all my windows open but still bad, even for that.
Maybe the CPU is being throttled back? Can you try disabling cool and quit in the bios or go into Windows 7 and change the power management and set to high performance.
http://www.native-instruments.com/knowledge/questions/9...
http://www.native-instruments.com/knowledge/questions/9...
Here's the thing that may be the cause of it. Sounds odd but I was stupid enough to take out my CPU, heatsink and fan and put it all back in, together. The pins on the CPU were bent and I was luckily able to unbend them. I'm on it now but wondering if the bent pins altered the overall performance. Based on CPU-Z, I'm fine with core speed at 1900 MHz, bus speed at 200 MHz, HT Link at 1004 MHz, anything seem unusual there? Now GPU-Z (For PNY GeForce GTX 580 1.5gb) : GPU Clock: 805 MHz, memory: 1050 MHz, Shader: 1610 MHz, GPU current temp: 42 C. Anything unusual there?
JamesSneed said:
Maybe the CPU is being throttled back? Can you try disabling cool and quit in the bios or go into Windows 7 and change the power management and set to high performance. http://www.native-instruments.com/knowledge/questions/9...
Adjusted the settings, still no difference http://www.ozone3d.net/benchmarks/furmark_score_190.php...
After checking, I am at 1920 x 1080, http://www.ozone3d.net/benchmarks/furmark_score_190.php... and temps are 42C - 61C
hapkido said:
I doubt a quad core over 3Ghz is going to bottleneck a gtx580 or any graphics card. It's probably a driver issue. Completely delete all old drivers (may need to run Driver Sweeper in safe-mode), then re-install the latest drivers.If that doesn't help, you need to monitor you CPU and GPU usage and temperatures. Also, what PSU do you have and did you remember to connect the power cables?
Hell, yes, a quad core will be bottlenecking a 580. My old 955 was putting a bottleneck on my 580, and my 8-core is only just not bottlenecking my two 6950s.
I am concerned about the whole bent pin processor issue that was brought up about 2/3 of the way down this thread. Sounds to me like you have more problems with your build than are relating here. What else did you completely screw up when you assembled your rig? I am beginning to see the problem, and I think its between the keyboard and the chair.
jitpublisher said:
I am concerned about the whole bent pin processor issue that was brought up about 2/3 of the way down this thread. Sounds to me like you have more problems with your build than are relating here. What else did you completely screw up when you assembled your rig? I am beginning to see the problem, and I think its between the keyboard and the chair.Ouch, it was a prebuilt rig I decided to upgrade - big mistake. If I had the money, I would build. The only thing is the CPU that got fucked up. My concern is the GPU, I doubt the CPU is still or most likely, my rig won't be functioning correctly. The only thing thats not is the GPU. My last score on furmark was a little under 600 but that was with all my applications open. Before that, it was with everyone else around 900 - 1100. If its worth it, I'll probably build but I doubt I'll get much better performance, the only other main thing I'd change is the CPU to an i5 2500k but my motherboard isn't compatible with it (Asus M4N68T-M V2).
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