Gtx 1050 ti underperforming?

[MysticZ3r0]

I just got a new gtx 1050 ti to replace my old gtx 750, and I figured it would be a rather nice increase in performance in my games but I can't seem notice any difference. I did a test on UserBenchmark and it says my gpu is only performing at 37% its full strength... I have an amd fx 6300 (Which also apparently is running very slow) I figured I would get a bottleneck, but not to the point where the 1050 ti would run exactly the same as my 750... And yes, I did update the drivers

 

[CrazyDingo]

If you put your full system specs, the gurus will be better placed to advise on why your gpu is only running at 37% and what your might do about it. There's a sticky on bottlenecks. Good luck.

 

[MysticZ3r0]

My full specs are:
CPU: AMD FX-6300 (Base clock 3.5 ghz)
Graphics Card: Evga GTX 1050 ti SC
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-78LMT-USB3 6.0
Ram: 8gb ddr3 ram
And I also play my games off of my ssd, even though it is slower because i only have a sata 2 slot.

 

[MysticZ3r0]

Here is the link to the benchmark
http://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/4574565

 

[MysticZ3r0]

Nevermind, It seems 37% is just average for that specific card. My lower framerate must just be because of my processor.

 

[Bo Lee]

Your SSD and memory appear to be way low power also from your benchmarks. Those could definitely affect your framerate also. Your SATA slots are capable of 3GB/s, so I would think that your SSD should be performing faster than it is. Here is an article from this site on SSDs and SATA ports. http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/sata-6gbps-performance-sata-3gbps,3110.html

 

[mysticz3r1]

Your SSD and memory appear to be way low power also from your benchmarks. Those could definitely affect your framerate also. Your SATA slots are capable of 3GB/s, so I would think that your SSD should be performing faster than it is. Here is an article from this site on SSDs and SATA ports. http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/sata-6gbps-performance-sata-3gbps,3110.html

The ssd underperforming was before I got my new motherboard, but I got it sorted out now