1070 ti performance

FlyingCake

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Hello, i just bought a 1070 ti gpu and i dont know if its working at its optimal performance. From the benchmarks ive seen on 1080p (my current res) on games i play such as gta v, pubg, r6 siege with a gtx 1080 ive seen much lower results with the 1070 ti, which is apparently just 10% worse than the 1080.

on r6 siege im not able to maintain 144 fps, getting around 110 fps, on gta v im getting 60-80 fps and on pubg i sometimes get 50 fps in populated areas. none of this games are with maxed out settings

I dont know much about this stuff and maybe my gpu is working as expected but i would really like to know if there is a way to know everythings fine.

this are my pc components:
cpu: ryzen 5 1600 (not oc)
ram: ddr4 8 gb 2400
gpu: 1070 ti (not oc)
mobo: b350m gaming pro
120 gb ssd+hdd
60 hz + 144 hz monitor
 
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You will see a lot lower scores than with a GTX 1080.

Most of the reviews on the GTX 1070ti have been complete BS comparing it to crippled GTX 1080's (Founders Edition) and not the partner cards. There isn't a Founders Edition GTX 1070Ti.... The GTX 1080 Partner cards normally perform a lot better than the FE cards.

In reality you will have to do a pretty heavy OC (GPU and Memory) on that GTX 1070Ti to even start to get close to stock GTX 1080 partner cards performance. Especially on the ones with 11GBS GDDR5X memory.

We saw the same thing with the VEGA reviews, they did the same thing.

All while those of us with GTX 1080's were screaming about the low GTX 1080 scores because we were getting scores thousands of points higher than...
You will see a lot lower scores than with a GTX 1080.

Most of the reviews on the GTX 1070ti have been complete BS comparing it to crippled GTX 1080's (Founders Edition) and not the partner cards. There isn't a Founders Edition GTX 1070Ti.... The GTX 1080 Partner cards normally perform a lot better than the FE cards.

In reality you will have to do a pretty heavy OC (GPU and Memory) on that GTX 1070Ti to even start to get close to stock GTX 1080 partner cards performance. Especially on the ones with 11GBS GDDR5X memory.

We saw the same thing with the VEGA reviews, they did the same thing.

All while those of us with GTX 1080's were screaming about the low GTX 1080 scores because we were getting scores thousands of points higher than they were posting at stock speeds on our cards.

That's real world vs reviewers promotional slanted BS.
 
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