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Consistent frames per second, irrespective of settings and screen size.

Consistent frames per second, irrespective of settings and screen size.

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N8erZ
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11-18-2017, 06:23 PM
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Greetings,

I’m experiencing a peculiar issue: I consistently receive the same frame rate in every game, irrespective of my display resolution or graphics preferences. While I can achieve 150 frames per second on maximum settings at my monitor’s native resolution, that same frame rate appears only when using very low graphics and a suboptimal display. I’ve utilized Afterburner to monitor my system's performance, noting that both the CPU and GPU typically operate at 40% usage, occasionally peaking at 70-80%. My graphics drivers are up to date, including game-ready versions. Furthermore, the game itself doesn't feature an in-built frame rate limiter unless manually enabled, which I haven’t done. My system specifications are an i7-7700k processor paired with a GTX1070 overclocked on a Z270E motherboard. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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N8erZ
11-18-2017, 06:23 PM #1

Greetings,

I’m experiencing a peculiar issue: I consistently receive the same frame rate in every game, irrespective of my display resolution or graphics preferences. While I can achieve 150 frames per second on maximum settings at my monitor’s native resolution, that same frame rate appears only when using very low graphics and a suboptimal display. I’ve utilized Afterburner to monitor my system's performance, noting that both the CPU and GPU typically operate at 40% usage, occasionally peaking at 70-80%. My graphics drivers are up to date, including game-ready versions. Furthermore, the game itself doesn't feature an in-built frame rate limiter unless manually enabled, which I haven’t done. My system specifications are an i7-7700k processor paired with a GTX1070 overclocked on a Z270E motherboard. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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DenSmola
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11-24-2017, 07:13 PM
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Should I update my system? Is a new operating system installation necessary? What is the wattage and manufacturer of your power supply unit? What are the temperatures of your central processing unit and graphics card?
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DenSmola
11-24-2017, 07:13 PM #2

Should I update my system? Is a new operating system installation necessary? What is the wattage and manufacturer of your power supply unit? What are the temperatures of your central processing unit and graphics card?

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carlete15
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11-28-2017, 12:30 AM
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Hello. I’m experiencing a puzzling situation – despite consistently achieving frame rates exceeding 200 in most games, I’m not receiving adequate performance. My power supply unit is relatively inexpensive, and my case's label indicates it’s a “Green 700W GP700A-HP.” The GPU and CPU temperatures are averaging approximately 70 degrees Celsius. Furthermore, I recently installed a new version of Windows 10 and it’s fully updated.
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carlete15
11-28-2017, 12:30 AM #3

Hello. I’m experiencing a puzzling situation – despite consistently achieving frame rates exceeding 200 in most games, I’m not receiving adequate performance. My power supply unit is relatively inexpensive, and my case's label indicates it’s a “Green 700W GP700A-HP.” The GPU and CPU temperatures are averaging approximately 70 degrees Celsius. Furthermore, I recently installed a new version of Windows 10 and it’s fully updated.

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