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Hey guys

I posted recently about my Valley benchmarks being lower than my previous system but was told to use games as a real test. When I came around to testing games. They were also underperforming compared to my previous build. Benchmarking on Tomb Raider on the x79, my max fps would easily hit 144 while on the x99 I can only hit 116. On Valley I had around a score of 3700 on my x79 but I'm only getting around 3100 on the new. I even noticed that the GPU usage for both GPU's is not 100% or close. It ranges between 50%-80%. As I said in the previous post, I was expecting the performance to be very similar or at least a little better. The difference is a little too much especially since it is under performing. All stock speed. No overclocks.

The SLI setup in my x99 system is 1 expansion slot closer compared to the x79 which had 2 slot gap between the cards. Also airflow from Side fans on the x99. Though the temperature on the x99 build is only a little bit hotter by 1-4 degrees.

Resolution of 2560x1440 at 144hz on both systems, Settings maxed out in benchmarks

x79 system
i7 3820k
Rampage Extreme IV
Corsair H100 cooler
2 Way Sli Asus 980ti Strix
OCZ Vertex 4 SSD 256gb
Ripjaw Z 2133MHZ 32GB
Seagate 1TB HDD
AX1200 PSU
Windows 7 Pro
HAF X 932

x99 System
i7 5930k
Asus Sabertooth TUF x99
Corsair H110 GT
2 Way Sli Asus 980ti Strix
Ripjaws V 2400MHZ 16gb
Samsung Pro 512gb SSD
WD Black 4TB HDD
HX1200i PSU
Windows 7 Pro
Phanteks Enthoo Primo

Thank you if anyone could help.

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Power settings -> High performance 

Is this a laptop? No

DISPLAYS: LG 27UL500 IPS 4k60hz + HDR and LG 27GL650F IPS 1080p 144hz + HDR

 

LAPTOP: Lenovo Legion 5 CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800H GPU: RTX 3070 8GB RAM: 16GB 3200MHz (2x8GB DDR4) STORAGE: 4TB Crucial P3 NVMe SSD + 2TB Samsung 970 evo plus NVMe SSD DISPLAY: 1080p 165hz IPS OS: Windows 11 Pro x64

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Does it fucking matter?

Yes.

I've done it before now shut your god damn mouth.

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It severally bottlenecks the CPU's full power & GPU's memory is a potential. 

even Desktops have the power settings option, some people don't know this. its the first thing I checked :D

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Does it fucking matter?

Yes.

I've done it before now shut your god damn mouth.

edit

It severally bottlenecks the CPU's full power & GPU's memory is a potential. 

54553402.jpg

 

Seriously doubt simply changing power settings will fix this:

 

I'm thinking drivers here...

 

OP did you do a clean install of windows and all drivers when you switched platforms or did you stick with the same OS and update drivers?

DISPLAYS: LG 27UL500 IPS 4k60hz + HDR and LG 27GL650F IPS 1080p 144hz + HDR

 

LAPTOP: Lenovo Legion 5 CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800H GPU: RTX 3070 8GB RAM: 16GB 3200MHz (2x8GB DDR4) STORAGE: 4TB Crucial P3 NVMe SSD + 2TB Samsung 970 evo plus NVMe SSD DISPLAY: 1080p 165hz IPS OS: Windows 11 Pro x64

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54553402.jpg

 

Seriously doubt simply changing power settings will fix this:

 

I'm thinking drivers here...

 

OP did you do a clean install of windows and all drivers when you switched platforms or did you stick with the same OS and update drivers?

Hey.

Yeah I did a clean install and all drivers are up to date.

 

 

Power settings -> High performance 

It is on high performance ahaha

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