Recent content by osorius

Hello there! You are not alone brother. I own a Gigabyte R9 280 (non-X) 3GB and it performs really bad at 1080p. Some of the guys here are trying to figure out why... Here's the link to my thread: R9 280 can't handle 1080p...

Help me out here guys... Isn't it strange that the average GPU load is lower on 1080p than 900p? What could be wrong?

Greetings folks, I have the following rig: i5-3330 HyperX 8GB 1600MHz R9 280 Windforce 3GB Corsair TX650 Problem is: I play on a 1600x900 monitor with everything maxed out (ex: Ryse at 60fps, Shadow of Mordor at 60fps, Watch Dogs at 40fps and etc). This monitor is 5 years old and it's...

I got it. So if a game loses few fps on higher res. It means that it's more CPU bound than GPU bound correct?

Sorry to resurrect this topic but I'm getting pretty confused with this 900p -> 1080p thing... Older games: I tried playing The Witcher 2 on both resolutions, everything maxed... Strangely I get unconstant 40-55 fps on 900p and on 1080p... constant 60 fps (???). Dragon Age 2 the same as...

I imagined as much...but benchmarks around the web give my R9 a better performance in 1080p. Maybe there's something wrong with the GPU.

Greetings folks, I've been playing in 900p for a long time. However, I just upgraded my rig and wanted to try playing on a 32" fullHD TV. The results as the title says is 10-20 fps less. Where I got constant 55-60 fps, now I got 45-50 fps, depending on the game... Is it normal that much...