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I recently updated from a 980 to a 1070Ti and from a 1080p 60hz monitor to a 1440p 165hz and every single game that i have tried except for Overwatch is maxing out my GPU (Destiny 2, House Flipper for instance).

Should I have gone for a 1080 instead or is there something wrong with the card? Or should I upgrade to SLi 1070Ti's further down the line?

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What are your system specs? Your GPU should be 99-100% usage..

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"High vram usage" is possible if you try playing your games at ultra settings with MSAA cranked up and such.

No need to worry about "high vram usage" as long as the game runs fine. A 1080 has equally 8GB vram, if you really run out of vram which is hard to believe but then you could lower the ingame settings or buy a 1080 Ti which has 11GB of vram.

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I'm using the Task manager to see how much I am using and for OW I am using 50-65% of the GPU with V-sync off and still only getting 60-70 FPS during gameplay.

And yes, I am talking about ram because what the vram can't handle, it peddles over to the ram, although not much, it is a bit.

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