Question?

[JerrySkidds]

Ok guys , before I give you the specs of my current Rig I know it's out dated and I am in the process of buying alot of current updated parts . 

My old PC I built in 2010 and it's been strong and I have had alot of great amazing times On the gaming community.     

My Question is about the RTX2070 XC Ultra from EVGA ,  I just bought it and my frame rates dropped by 40% , when put the GTX970 back in I'm at 122 FPS , if I SLI 2 of 660ti's I get 119FPS ,  I called EVGA to ask them why they think my new RTX 2070 FPS suck vs the GTX970 , and there answer is your parts are out dated.  Would I at least maintain or gain a few FPS . The games I'm playing are not new I put the graphics on auto , and turn blur off , that's it.       

I find Bottle Neck calculators are not very accurate , real world testing seems to be the most accurate and taking to people that have actual experience or hands on data .

It's an old AMD 1099t 6 core 3.2/3.6 ghz, 16 gigs ,2 Samsung SSD's in raid , 1100watt ps 

With the mentioned GPU above.

Not a power house by any means but reliable and stable. I am upgrading to 3900x with in 2 weeks . 

I'm a BF3,BF4,BF1 guy nothing hard core or extremely intense.  

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[Fasauceome]

seems like it could be a driver issue. A bottleneck doesn't cause average FPS to drop, just become less consistent. You should try using DDU and then installing drivers fresh.

https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html

[JerrySkidds]

3 minutes ago, Fasauceome said:

seems like it could be a driver issue. A bottleneck doesn't cause average FPS to drop, just become less consistent. You should try using DDU and then installing drivers fresh.

https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html

Thank you for that link I'll try it.