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55 minutes ago, Alaradia said:

skip the faster ram for not it not that useful. the most important thing is BUY A SSD they are really cheap atm you could pick upa 500 gig or a 240 pretty cheaply id recommend at least a 500 though crucials have pretty good specs and are a lot cheaper then other fast ssds. if you have a m.2 slot get a m.2 one 

Should i go for optane or for ssd?

Hey, im a competitive fortnite player and i'd like to know what should i upgrade next. I'd like to get the best fps possible, my PC specs are:

Cpu: 8700K (5Ghz) Cooled by a Corsair H100i V2

Gpu: 1080 TI 11gb (Aorus Xtremede Edition)

Ram: 1x16 2400mhz Patriot Viper Elite Series

Mobo: Aorus Z370 Gaming 7 

Storage: 2TB 7,200 Rpm SATA 6.0 Gbit/s (Toshiba DT01ACA300)

Toshiba HDD 

PwSupply: Corsair RM850x

Case: Nzxt S340

1 hour ago, GamerDude said:

Power off your rig, take out your card and plug it back it, make sure it's firmly plugged into the PCIe slot and locked.....power up your rig and try reinstalling the driver. Be sure to uninstall driver before reseating the card.

still cant download them

i've done it skiiwee then when i restart i plug again and run nvidia installer but still cant download them

yeah i updated it todaay

Basically i cant install my gpu drivers i ran DDU and then tried to install them but nothing i need help

PD: i hope i posted this on the right section

I have the Aorus Xtreme Edition i think it is the best one in my opinion

17 hours ago, Vigilante720 said:

In most games, you'll never see "100% CPU Usage" when you hit bottlenecks on the individual threads. Games aren't programmed to utilize an entire processor, usually. You can hit a CPU bottleneck @ 50% load (2 threads on a quad-core; 4 threads on an 8-core, etc).

 

I'm almost certain that your CPU is bottlenecking you.

 

edit: Also, after looking up benchmarks for your CPU, I see most people pair that particular processor with things like a 1050ti, a 970, and (At most) a 1060. It probably can't keep up with a 1080ti.

Yeah i think it might be that but anyways BlueBalls is completely shit with its optimizations other games have no issue. The problem is that i gotta upgrade MDB to upgrade  the CPU and im broke ASF rn

3 hours ago, Vigilante720 said:

If your graphics card is not running at near 100% while playing PUBG, it is usually because the CPU is bottlenecking.

CPU IS AT 57%...

Everything ultra except for shadows high ( i play all very low 30fps in some parts....)

Ram is performing below pontential due to it is running at 2133Mhz

5 minutes ago, chckovsky said:

Is the card underperforming in other games and benchmarks as well, or just PUBG?

 

Try running a userbenchmark and link us the results.

Just PUBG. http://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/8849529

Just now, chckovsky said:

Is the PerfCapReason still VRel when not OC'd?

Yes

6 minutes ago, chckovsky said:

I think your insane GPU OC is the source of your problem. Did you just max everything out for fun or did you follow a guide? It does NOT look safe or stable for that matter.

tested without OC same results it is still under performing

btw gpu usage is at 33%

I did follow a guide the OC is stable no crashes yet...

This is my current OC: https://imgur.com/a/pcUIDTY

The PSU should not be a problem...

Corsair RM850x

1 minute ago, chckovsky said:

You need to game with gpuz open in the background, then exit the game and quickly check the status.

i closed the game and it still says idle the bar is in red, now that i opened it again it said vrel or something like that for a while 

Perfcap reason Idle

Whats? DDU

1080p

Drivers are up to date

Windows is up to date

My Rig:

1080TI

IT 6700

16GB RAM DDR4 2400

Asus ROG STRIX H270F Gaming

PLEASE HELP ME

okay i get you guys thanks its actually sideways now that i look at it lol although it makes also no force at all. the problem is that im very accustomed to 144hz playing 60fps actually hurt my eyes