[SOLVED] i7 7700k and RTX 2080ti getting low fps

[sultanmohammed1938]

so as the title says i got i7 7700k and RTX 2080ti and i just tested out AC origins on 1080p on ultra settings and i got 57 fps how is that even possible ? so i searched on youtube for benchmarks on gtx 1080ti with the same CPU as mine and a video i saw got between 70 to 90 fps thats way higher than me i also got SSD and i got 16 gb ram dual channel and also i tested insurgency sandstorm i get 50 fps if there was a lot of activity or a lot players on my screen im 100% sure this isnt normal so please help

 

[jostegogar]

did u make sure v sync is off in both game settings and nvidia control panel? need full specs including the model of the psu

 

[sultanmohammed1938]

did u make sure v sync is off in both game settings and nvidia control panel? need full specs including the model of the psu

yeah V-sync is off on both in game and in panel also my specs are
GPU : RTX 2080TI
CPU : I7 7700K 4.2 GHZ
Ram : 16 gb
psu : 700w masterwatt
SSD : 450 gb
motherboard : ASUS MB H720-PRO Prime

 

[sultanmohammed1938]

did u make sure v sync is off in both game settings and nvidia control panel? need full specs including the model of the psu

also here is a video i just recorded of me playing AC origins with all temps and usage and info you want in the vid

View: https://vimeo.com/347666039

 

[jostegogar]

your cpu is way too weak to handle 2080ti at 1080p especially with h mother board u cant overclock it. maybe an i9 9900k is capable to handle 2080ti at 1080p

 

[Deleted member 362816]

I agree with this statement. At 1080p the 7700k is bottlenecking so hard the 2080ti is not even stretching it's legs. Why did you buy a 2080ti for 1080p that's a 700-1200$ waste.

 

[sultanmohammed1938]

I agree with this statement. At 1080p the 7700k is bottlenecking so hard the 2080ti is not even stretching it's legs. Why did you buy a 2080ti for 1080p that's a 700-1200$ waste.

your cpu is way too weak to handle 2080ti at 1080p especially with h mother board u cant overclock it. maybe an i9 9900k is capable to handle 2080ti at 1080p

but i modified the resolution like you saw in the video to 2k and almost 4k i didnt get any extra FPS because the higher the resolution the more it relies on GPU than CPU

 

[jankerson]

but i modified the resolution like you saw in the video to 2k and almost 4k i didnt get any extra FPS because the higher the resolution the more it relies on GPU than CPU

Doesn't matter, if the Monitor isn't actually higher than 1080P.

The bottom line is the 7700K can't handle the 2080Ti at 1080P.

Best bet would be to either:

Get a 1440P monitor.

or

Upgrade the MB and CPU to a 9700K or 9900K with a Z390 MB.

But even then the 2080Ti isn't really a 1080P card and will be bottlenecked every CPU out now depending on the game.

 

[spacejunk]

You can't handle the truth!

I mean your 7700K can't handle the truth! It thinks it's a born leader, but it's raw ambition is blinding it from the truth that it cannot rule over the 2080ti. Never in a hundred game years has the 2080ti been ruled by such a puny overlord.

Seriously though, I was surprised it was bottlenecking it so hard at 1080p. This makes me re-think my own CPU options. Enlightening!

 

[sultanmohammed1938]

Doesn't matter, if the Monitor isn't actually higher than 1080P.

The bottom line is the 7700K can't handle the 2080Ti at 1080P.

Best bet would be to either:

Get a 1440P monitor.

or

Upgrade the MB and CPU to a 9700K or 9900K with a Z390 MB.

But even then the 2080Ti isn't really a 1080P card and will be bottlenecked every CPU out now depending on the game.

ok then i will upgrade my CPU but can i just upgrade my CPU and leave the mother board to be the same ? and which one do you think i should get i7 9700k or i9 9900k

 

[sultanmohammed1938]

You can't handle the truth!

I mean your 7700K can't handle the truth! It thinks it's a born leader, but it's raw ambition is blinding it from the truth that it cannot rule over the 2080ti. Never in a hundred game years has the 2080ti been ruled by such a puny overlord.

Seriously though, I was surprised it was bottlenecking it so hard at 1080p. This makes me re-think my own CPU options. Enlightening!

i thought 7700k is just the best in the market for price and performance but i think im wrong at this

 

[spacejunk]

i thought 7700k is just the best in the market for price and performance but i think im wrong at this

I think we both learned something from this. I expected that it would bottleneck considerably at higher resolutions, but not 1080p wow! Good luck with upgrading your CPU.

Maybe I've got that backwards actually. For some reason I forgot that it works the other way around lol.

 

[jankerson]

ok then i will upgrade my CPU but can i just upgrade my CPU and leave the mother board to be the same ? and which one do you think i should get i7 9700k or i9 9900k

NO, you will need a new MB and CPU. a Z390 MB.

Would be cheaper for you to get a new Monitor.

A 1440P Monitor.

 

[jankerson]

I think we both learned something from this. I expected that it would bottleneck considerably at higher resolutions, but not 1080p wow! Good luck with upgrading your CPU.

The the opposite of what you are thinking.

The higher the resolution the more the games put on the GPU and less they stress the CPU.

 

[sultanmohammed1938]

NO, you will need a new MB and CPU. a Z390 MB.

alright then a new motherboard it is then and a CPU
thanks for the help

 

[Greed13]

what the fuck are you guys talking about xd the cpu is bottlenecking but not at 57 fps at 1080p, stop answering to say bs, that sounds more like a dual channel problem, did you set your ram sticks on dual channel ? don't stick it to each other, the cpu is not the problem at all the 7700k is performant, my gf with a 1080ti and a 6700k get higher fps, nothing has been OC, 2x8 3000mhz

 

[jankerson]

alright then a new motherboard it is then and a CPU
thanks for the help

That's if you want to play at 1080P.

 

[spacejunk]

The the opposite of what you are thinking.

The higher the resolution the more the games put on the GPU and less they stress the CPU.

Lol yeah, I had a brain malfunction. I corrected myself seconds after writing it.

 

[sultanmohammed1938]

The the opposite of what you are thinking.

The higher the resolution the more the games put on the GPU and less they stress the CPU.

one last thing i want to show you the mother board is it a good one ?
https://quadrastores.com/index.php/...gabyte-Z390-Aorus-Pro-Wifi-Gaming-Motherboard

 

[jankerson]

one last thing i want to show you the mother board is it a good one ?
https://quadrastores.com/index.php/...gabyte-Z390-Aorus-Pro-Wifi-Gaming-Motherboard

Yes, that is one of the better ones.

 

[sultanmohammed1938]

what the fuck are you guys talking about xd the cpu is bottlenecking but not at 57 fps at 1080p, stop answering to say bs, that sounds more like a dual channel problem, did you set your ram sticks on dual channel ? don't stick it to each other, the cpu is not the problem at all the 7700k is performant, my gf with a 1080ti and a 6700k get higher fps, nothing has been OC, 2x8 3000mhz

yes i got dual channel and i got 16 gb ram 2666MHz

 

[sultanmohammed1938]

Yes, that is one of the better ones.

alright thanks

 

[sultanmohammed1938]

That's if you want to play at 1080P.

btw i looked for benchmarks for i7 7700k at 1080p and i found others are getting highers fps why ?
this is the video

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0BXlPzhyGM

 

[jankerson]

btw i looked for benchmarks for i7 7700k at 1080p and i found others are getting highers fps why ?
this is the video

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0BXlPzhyGM

Different GPU etc.

 

[sultanmohammed1938]

Different GPU etc.

i had gtx 1080ti before the RTX 2080ti my fps were lower than the video i sent