I recently got a new computer with much better hardware.
16 GB RAM, Asus X79 Sabertooth MB, Intel Core i7 4930K at stock clock rates (for now) and EVGA GTX 780 Ti Superclocked with the ACX cooler.
For the most part it runs great but every once in a while if I've been playing for more than about 20 minutes, there will be a sudden and significant drop in framerate. This happened in Crysis Warhead (all settings maxed and 4X AA) and Skyrim (several high-def mods installed with ENB to provide stability because of the 3GB RAM , no fancy ENB though)
I have 1680x1050 resolution monitor (don't ask why I got a 780 with this 'tiny' monitor I just didn't feel like replacing the monitor just yet )
I have also been playing the Elder Scrolls Online beta, all settings maxed out, but I haven't had a frame-rate drop in that game. Seems stable at between 50-60 fps.
I'm about to run a Unigine Heaven benchmark, and my 3DMark 11 score was 14143
I have the latest drivers installed for the card (335.23) and motherboard.
16 GB RAM, Asus X79 Sabertooth MB, Intel Core i7 4930K at stock clock rates (for now) and EVGA GTX 780 Ti Superclocked with the ACX cooler.
For the most part it runs great but every once in a while if I've been playing for more than about 20 minutes, there will be a sudden and significant drop in framerate. This happened in Crysis Warhead (all settings maxed and 4X AA) and Skyrim (several high-def mods installed with ENB to provide stability because of the 3GB RAM , no fancy ENB though)
I have 1680x1050 resolution monitor (don't ask why I got a 780 with this 'tiny' monitor I just didn't feel like replacing the monitor just yet )
I have also been playing the Elder Scrolls Online beta, all settings maxed out, but I haven't had a frame-rate drop in that game. Seems stable at between 50-60 fps.
I'm about to run a Unigine Heaven benchmark, and my 3DMark 11 score was 14143
I have the latest drivers installed for the card (335.23) and motherboard.