1080ti Low fps

[Techno-Kitty]

Hi guys ,

 

I am gaming on a ryzen 1700x with a 1080ti , when i am on less damaging games like  L4d2 and cs go i am getting frame rates of  >60 which is pretty ridiculous  .  =(

- Turned off v-sync 

- switching to high performance mode.

- installed the latest driver / reinstalled 

How can i bump up the frame rates ?

 

Spec  :

ryzen 1700x

asus crosshair extreme

32gb cosair dominator platinum  3000mhz  running at 2100mghz

asus strix 1080ti

acer x34a 

 

 

[Nite-Ninja]

Have you checked the profiles for the games you play? In the nVidia control panel you might have V-sync enabled there as well, not just the game.

[Techno-Kitty]

1 minute ago, Nite-Ninja said:

Have you checked the profiles for the games you play? In the nVidia control panel you might have V-sync enabled there as well, not just the game.

Yup mine is turned off in the nvdia control panel 

[Nite-Ninja]

What kind of connection do you have to the monitor?

 

You could be limited by your monitor cable. Like I can't power my 3440x1440 one from HDMI over 30fps. And I once bought a 'cheap' Displayport cable and it even limited my FPS.

 

Something to consider, as everything else in your system seems to check in.

[Techno-Kitty]

1 minute ago, Nite-Ninja said:

What kind of connection do you have to the monitor?

 

You could be limited by your monitor cable. Like I can't power my 3440x1440 one from HDMI over 30fps. And I once bought a 'cheap' Displayport cable and it even limited my FPS.

 

Something to consider, as everything else in your system seems to check in.

mine is the display connector that came with my x34a , the thing is on demanding games like just cause 3 and rainbow 6 sedge  on very high settings, i am getting 85- 100 fps which is acceptable but shouldn't l4d2 and csgo be around the 300frames region . my 770 can hit 250 with no sweat . 

[Nite-Ninja]

Just now, Techno-Kitty said:

mine is the display connector that came with my x34a , the thing is on demanding games like just cause 3 and rainbow 6 sedge  on very high settings, i am getting 85- 100 fps which is acceptable but shouldn't l4d2 and csgo be around the 300frames region . my 770 can hit 250 with no sweat . 

Technically should, and at this point I'm kinda at a loss. Other than reinstalling the game, drivers, disabling Game Mode in Windows 10, and making sure all adaptive and V-sync is off, you should be flying.

 

However, something to consider anyway, don't run games faster than your monitors refresh rate. You can overclock your monitor (usually a safe overclock for a 60hz IPS monitor is 75hz, nVidia control panel makes this easy) which will make things noticeably smoother, but if you go excessive, like 300 fps on a monitor that can only do 60, thats 240 frames that you will not see anyway.

[Techno-Kitty]

49 minutes ago, Nite-Ninja said:

Technically should, and at this point I'm kinda at a loss. Other than reinstalling the game, drivers, disabling Game Mode in Windows 10, and making sure all adaptive and V-sync is off, you should be flying.

 

However, something to consider anyway, don't run games faster than your monitors refresh rate. You can overclock your monitor (usually a safe overclock for a 60hz IPS monitor is 75hz, nVidia control panel makes this easy) which will make things noticeably smoother, but if you go excessive, like 300 fps on a monitor that can only do 60, thats 240 frames that you will not see anyway.

after doing all of that still nothing so far . even in the main screen in l4d2 i am bouncing around 72 to 80 fraps in a single player game my frames drop to 60 .

[Techno-Kitty]

Ok just when back and downloaded fraps just to be sure , turns out i am having a constant 100 fraps while cam is showing me a unstable 80 fraps , dropping as far as 50 fraps .

The big question is , now who do i trust ?