Low fps? Evga gtx 1080 hybrid

[howdoichangegpu]

As title says, i just got the evga 1080 hybrid cooled, my setup is below. In bf1, i get between 50-70fps on ultra, gpu at 100% cpu at 50% i run csgo at 120-140 fps gpu at 50% and cpu 20-40%, yeah and vsync disabled, xbox dvr disabled and even tried with k-boost. Anyone knows what is going on?
Oh and cpu never goes above 55c and gpu never above 45c. Latest drivers are installed. 

EVGA GTX1080 Hybrid oc 2114mhz
CPU: i7 2600k (4.6ghz) oc watercooled
RAM: 16gb ddr3
PSU: 750w
Mobo: asus p8z77-v deluxe
Monitor: 1080p 144hz AOC

[Peter041098]

What is your screen resolution? 

[howdoichangegpu]

Just now, Peter041098 said:

What is your screen resolution? 

1080p 144hz

[Peter041098]

Could it be rendering in 4k then downscaling to 1080 

[howdoichangegpu]

Just now, Peter041098 said:

Could it be rendering in 4k then downscaling to 1080 

What do you mean, like downsampling or something? Inside of nvidia control panel thing the resolution is set to 1920 x 1080

[Peter041098]

It could be the game trying to help make a clearer image 

[howdoichangegpu]

Just now, Peter041098 said:

It could be the game trying to help make a clearer image 

How do i prevent this? Because at some points fps can even dip to 90, and in bf1 the fps can be as low as 50 

[xaeleep]

If you're only running into issues when playing CS:GO try entering these commands into launch options: -high -nod3d9ex -threads 4

 

 

[howdoichangegpu]

Just now, xaeleep said:

If you're only running into issues when playing CS:GO try entering there commands into launch options: -high -nod3d9ex -threads 4

 

 

Already tried this from another forum, no help there. This is not only csgo its bf1 also

[Peter041098]

Possible things like multisampiling

[Majestic]

2114? Are you sure?

[howdoichangegpu]

Just now, Majestic said:

2114? Are you sure?

I did in precision x +100mhz and in game it's 2114, and yes i am sure

[howdoichangegpu]

1 minute ago, Peter041098 said:

Possible things like multisampiling

I did try putting settings 1 by 1 to either off or lowest setting, no progress there either

[xaeleep]

1 minute ago, howdoichangegpu said:

Already tried this from another forum, no help there. This is not only csgo its bf1 also

Then the next steps I recommend is the following:

1.) Take a look at the power plan options in Windows and make sure it's set to High performance. You'll find this under Control Panel > Hardware and Sound >Power options.

2.) Download and run IPDT and see if you get any errors. 

3.) If you're not running into any issues then try resetting CMOS on the motherboard. Either by removing the CMOS battery, or using the CMOS jumper.

[Peter041098]

Did you try dropping the resolution to 720p

[Majestic]

CPU load isn't really an interesting metric, try looking at per-core load.

[Peter041098]

Also is there any chance that some old drivers from another older card

[howdoichangegpu]

43 minutes ago, Peter041098 said:

Did you try dropping the resolution to 720p

I did try 4:3 1280 x 960

[howdoichangegpu]

42 minutes ago, Majestic said:

CPU load isn't really an interesting metric, try looking at per-core load.

I did, 1 core got max 50 in csgo and same in bf1

[howdoichangegpu]

41 minutes ago, Peter041098 said:

Also is there any chance that some old drivers from another older card

That might be it, i had an amd card before, the 280x

[howdoichangegpu]

45 minutes ago, xaeleep said:

Then the next steps I recommend is the following:

1.) Take a look at the power plan options in Windows and make sure it's set to High performance. You'll find this under Control Panel > Hardware and Sound >Power options.

2.) Download and run IPDT and see if you get any errors. 

3.) If you're not running into any issues then try resetting CMOS on the motherboard. Either by removing the CMOS battery, or using the CMOS jumper.

Ill try that

[Mat_95]

All I can suggest is clean install your Nvidia drivers and see if there’s leftover amd ones, maybe even look into any for your system in general (drivers etc) and well, other than seeing what hogs your resources and the per core usage. I have no other ideas there, sorry if I’m no help  

[howdoichangegpu]

On 2017-12-30 at 11:31 PM, xaeleep said:

Then the next steps I recommend is the following:

1.) Take a look at the power plan options in Windows and make sure it's set to High performance. You'll find this under Control Panel > Hardware and Sound >Power options.

2.) Download and run IPDT and see if you get any errors. 

3.) If you're not running into any issues then try resetting CMOS on the motherboard. Either by removing the CMOS battery, or using the CMOS jumper.

I did the IPDT, everything passed and there was nothing wrong, i reset the cmos, but nothing got better, and the high performance part, that was one of the first things i ever did, and it didnt work

[Mick Naughty]

Lol. No way that cpu can run a 1080 at 1080o with bf1. 

[SkilledRebuilds]

47 minutes ago, Mick Naughty said:

Lol. No way that cpu can run a 1080 at 1080o with bf1. 

It can do it no problem. (Maybe not 144fps for 144hz all the time) But certainly easy to drive 60fps+

Just wont be AS FAST, but certainly isn't "Unplayable"

 

OP has some bullshit goin on in his system.