[SOLVED] 2080 ti, 32ram, i9.9900k

[Pewie]

I have this overpowered pc that cant even v sync minecraft to 144 what is going on with my pc anyone? on csgo my frames randomly drop down from vsync 144 to like 60 etc ingame . do i have a faulty 2080 ti?

 

[feelinfroggy777]

What are your CPU/GPU temps under load?

 

[rcald2000]

Pewie What is your display's manufacturer and model number? Also, what is your power supply's manufacturer and model number? I'm asking about the display, because I want to look up if it has g-sync capability, which would be a much better option than vsync. I want to know about your power supply model, because I want to determine if your graphics card is being appropriately powered.

 

[Pewie]

What are your CPU/GPU temps under load?

Temps for gpu while playing minecraft is at 70 C, i have a cpu cooling block and about 6 fans, cpu and motherboard dont go over 60

 

[Pewie]

Pewie What is your display's manufacturer and model number? Also, what is your power supply's manufacturer and model number? I'm asking about the display, because I want to look up if it has g-sync capability, which would be a much better option than vsync. I want to know about your power supply model, because I want to determine if your graphics card is being appropriately powered.

i dont have a g sync screen its a MSI Optix MAG271CQR, power supply is Corsair RM1000x 1000W 80+ Gold Modular Gaming Power Supply. the only task that has a high power usage is
Corsair.Service.CpuIdRemote64

 

[rcald2000]

https://www.howtogeek.com/401792/wh...nd-how-to-enable-g-sync-on-freesync-monitors/

Pewie Do me a favor: Load the webpage above, and scroll down to the heading "How to Enable “G-SYNC Compatible” Mode on Any FreeSync Monitor," and follow the steps.

Then once you've confirmed that your MSI display is connected to the computer by a DisplayPort cable,and once you've enabled Freesync in the Nvidia control panel, load up a game, and set the FPS to "unlimited", and disable Vsync. Once G-Sync is properly enabled, it will properly prevent your display from exceeding the Freesync range, 100 FPS in your case. And with Vsync disabled, your input lag will be greatly diminished, which is a good thing. Please try this and let us know how it goes.

FYI: Toward the beginning of this year, Nvidia allowed Freesync displays to be compatible with the G-sync feature of their graphics cards. Also, your issue appears to be a common one, based on my google search. Please turn off Vsync ASAP. google query: vsync 144 60

Might as well: The monitor review below shows that your monitor is compatible with their "On Screen Display" software (link immediately below), so that you can calibrate your monitor settings directly from your computer, without bothering with the OSD joystick in the back of the display. I recommend that you connect the mentioned USB cable between your computer and display, and install the software to further enhance your experience. I've time stamped the review to jump directly to the description of the Gaming OSD software.

https://www.msi.com/Monitor/support/Optix-MAG271CQR#down-driver&Win10 64

MSI Optix MAG271CQR Gaming Monitor Review

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGAMQFynhG8&t=6m38s

 

[rochismo]

Have you checked that you have the GPU connected to the correct PCI Slot (the one right below the CPU). I had the same problem because of that, but with a GTX 1660 Ti and a R5 2600.

 

[feelinfroggy777]

It may be a driver issue. I assume you have the drivers updated, but there may a corruption. I would run a clean uninstall of the drivers in safemode using the DDU tool below. Then download the current drivers from Nvidia.

https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html