vgeetq8 :
ComputerGeek21 :
in that manage 3d settings click program settings
find your game in the first dropdown box
once found click the game to select it
in the next dropdown box it should say "use global settings (auto-select: NVIDIA GPU) if not then open the box and select "high performance NVIDIA processor"
ye i did but still, i dont know why im getting 61% bench on my GPU avg pple 68%
that benchmark sucks. It gave me a score that made no sense.
Not sure what the issue is unless it is CPU, though I would not use GLOBAL SETTINGS. You have anti-aliasing set there and you should use the GAME for that, or for games that need it forced on set on the next tab for that program SPECIFICALLY ("add game").
I suggest you RESTORE the global settings.
*Please give your system main specs:
1) CPU (and frequency if overclocked)
2) Windows version (i.e. W10 64-bit)
3) system memory amount and frequency (i.e. 2x4GB 2133MHz DDR3)... note I said 2x4GB which is 8GB but it shows if you're in Dual Channel or not which may matter for some CPU's
To TEST:
CPU:
Open Task Manager, then Prime95 (download that) and test all cores/threads. For example, if G4560 should show four graphs in the CPU->Performance of Task Manager.
Now run P95 long enough to see you get close to 100% and that the frequency seems correct (usually 200MHz or so below the MAX TURBO value such as 3.7GHz if Max Turbo is 3.9GHz.
GPU:
Run Unigine Heaven benchmark, and use MSI Afterburner or whatever ASUS has that allows you to see both of the following:
a) GPU usage, and
b) GPU frequency
Your GPU usage should be about 95% (except changing scenes) and GPU frequency should be over 1800MHz likely. Possibly over 1900MHz.
If so your GTX1060 is working fine.
*If the above is all working (CPU and GPU) and you have sufficient memory then I'd say it's either:
a) game settings, or
b) that FPS is correct for your CPU (I doubt it's the GPU)
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