Question GTX 1080 doing worse than RX 580 in CSGO

[mesi123]

Hey guys, so I bought a second hand GTX 1080 ( the Inno3D 1080 X2 ) to replace my Sapphire nitro RX 580. Right before the upgrade, AMD released their new drivers which saw me get a steady 280 frames per second with my Ryzen 2600 not overclocked. The GTX 1080 is getting around the same but constantly dipping to sub 140, like every other second. I have checked around all the settings, both in CS and nvidia control panel. There are also no heating issues. The Bios seems up to date, so I dont know what exactly is going on. Anyone have any ideas ? Thanks!

Edit1: I did remove the AMD drivers with DDU and dont think that is the issue.

 

[Phaaze88]

Care to post the PC's full specs?

 

[mesi123]

Care to post the PC's full specs?

Ryzen 5 2600 cooled with a castle AIO
16 GB trident z 3200 ddr4
asus tuf b450 m plus gaming
Q300L with 5 total fans.
Win 10 pro
idk what else bro

 

[renz496]

i heard there was issue with CS:GO recently causing performance issue on nvidia GPU. so make sure you have the latest driver and latest patch for the game. in nvidia control panel you can set the GPU to run the game on maximum performance instead of optimal.

 

[mesi123]

i heard there was issue with CS:GO recently causing performance issue on nvidia GPU. so make sure you have the latest driver and latest patch for the game. in nvidia control panel you can set the GPU to run the game on maximum performance instead of optimal.

drivers are up to date and settings are on maximum performance :/

 

[Phaaze88]

1)https://www.userbenchmark.com/
Post the link to the actual results.

2)Download and run Msi Afterburner. Play CS: GO, and enable cpu usage monitoring - EACH CORE! You will have to enable this in Afterburner Settings > Monitoring tab.
Also, click the DETACH button at the bottom of the HUD.
Take a screenshot after at least 5mins of play.