BlondeEskimo

so I completely uninstalled all nvidia drivers again and this time I did a clean install and that did it my gpu is now running nearly the right clock speed (around 1970-2000 when it should be at 2025) but after trying some tomb raider I'm still getting the same 30-38fps at 1080p which for a gtx 1070 is way lower than it should be so I'm really getting close to just doing a full reset on my entire computer because that would probably do it.

no vsync is not turned on and I have the correct drivers for my hardware all up to date.

so after doing everything I could find that could help its still just staying at 1506mhz on ALL games but still does what it should on my valley benchmark. also I set power to high performance.

how would I check that?

I haven't tried reinstalling the driver yet I kind of forgot about that, ill do that tomorrow, and I completely shut down my pc whenever I'm not using it.

afterburner is 4.3 but I just like this skin over the new one and I don't believe the size of the graph would make a difference since ive always had it at this size.

I have a i5-6600k overclocked to 4.5GHz so that shouldn't be a factor here.

the thing is though as I said before my friend has a very similar setup and his card isn't underclocking at all and just forcing max frame rates just like mine used to do, at the moment none of this really matters since my monitor can only run at 60hz 1080p but I plan on upgrading to a 144hz 1440p in the near future and if my card does keep underperforming like it is now then I wont be getting the frame rates I could be. I just did a benchmark with the new tomb raider and it also looks to be under preforming. also in this benchmark the card was going up to 2025MHz.

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I'm running a i5 6600k overclocked to 4.5 ghz. and as I said my friend has nearly the same set up and he is still getting upwards of 280 fps which I used to get as well.

so I don't know exactly when this started but for some reason my gtx 1070 never goes over 1506 MHz well playing League of legends, I have a modest overclock +173 core clock (MHz) with a memory clock of +600. when I do the valley benchmark my graphics card seems to be running normally along as well as when I play tomb raider, but in LOL I only go up too 1506 MHz which for a game like LOL shouldn't really be a problem but I'm planning on getting a 1440p 144hz monitor and when I get that I want to play at my max frame rate, i used to get an avg of about 290 fps and now I am occasionally dropping into the 130 range, (a friend who has a very similer setup has not had this problem.)

I have a gtx 1070 In the mail any day now so I don't personally need other but a friend of mine wants to build his brother a pc and I'd love to support that with a good graphics card. Thanks.

Thanks that helps a lot

So the title pretty well says I all, I'm trying to decide between windows 10 home and Windows 10 pro with the main purpose for the system being gaming. If someone would tell be the difference between the two that would be great. Thanks.

Thanks for the feedback ?