jimmyboygr

ok,so in gpuz if you right click on the top of the window and select asic quality,it tells you how lucky you were with your chip,mine was 75.5% quality wehereas my friends 970 that i was comparing and had 20fps difference is 61%.and i ask if that little of difference can make that much of a fps gain. http://prntscr.com/9872lc

ok your score if its stock 1080p preset is awesome score and its as high as i would expect for our gpu difference,but most guys with 960 i see score 2500 and with 970 score about 4500 so i am consindered if my card had problem,the post wasnt intended for bragging reasons,and i doubt that a "good" chip would make such difference(20 fps difference between my results and others)do you mind telling me your chip asic quality?does it matter?im really curious.

for some reason it says i have vista when i have windows 10,i dont know why,maybe it needs clean install and not only upgrade it.hm

I have a gtx 970 g1 gaming,and in furmark 1080p preset my score is oddly high, http://prntscr.com/97suco can someone please tell me why?i mean it is 980ti almost high..and i wanna be realistic that cant be real..